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of eleven. This boy to which I am referring has recently vanished and has not been seen for two months. We went to the police. They made a big search and asked questions everywhere. Nobody knew anything about our son. I took time off from school and searched the land around our village. We have some kopjes2 not too far away and there are boulders and caves over there. I went into each one of those caves and looked into every crevice. But there was no sign of my son. He was a boy who liked to wander

He also speaks about his doubts: "The contradiction haunts me." This is quite unusual in an article. II- The father is tired of his son and he wants to send him away. Number: 2 David is a very nice boy but his father did not manage to accept his handicap. Number: 4 David is a sociable boy in the hospital. Number: 5 David has been staying with his parents for 16 years. Number: 1 The father confesses horrible feelings he had. Number: 3 III- 1. mes réussites my achievements (line 5)

brought a six-year-old to the clinic, hoping the boy could be treated. "A11 we could do was have a chat with him," said Bakker. "He used to be a perfectly healthy kid but they gavehim a Nintendo and he changed.He doesn't talk to his friends any more." addictshave stoppedmaturing becauseof their addiction,claims Bakker. Many adolescent "I've met 19-year-olds with the emotionaiintelligenceof 10-year-o1ds," said, "because he parent said 'Here, have this Game Boy,' and they haven't stopped when they were 10

The Butterfly Lion is a book about a boy, Bertie, who lives in Africa. It is a great read because it is well written, the words flow and make you feel that you are part of the story. Also, the descriptions are so good that you can picture in your head what Africa looks like! The story is exciting and mysterious; it really starts after a couple of chapters when one day, at the waterhole somewhere in South Africa around 1904, Bertie sees a mummy lion with her cubs (one of the babies is white).

Vidiadhar hopes that Mr Hinds won't ask about his goat anymore, but the teacher does. The boy doesn't answer anything, and one of his classmates answers “What goat? That goat kill and eat long time.”. Conclusion Vidiadhar isn't treated the same way as before by Mr Hinds. The teacher “forgets” his first name and calls him by his last name, Naipaul, because he's outraged by the fact that the boy sold his goat. The boy gets beaten by him and never goes to Endeavour again. CONFLICT In this story

prevent a war among the gods of Olympus. THE GIVING TREE ‘Once there was a tree…and she loved a little boy.’ So begins a story of unforgettable perception, beautifully written and illustrated by the gifted and versatile Shel Silverstein. Every day the boy would come to the tree to eat her apples, swing from her branches, or slide down her trunk…and the tree was happy. But as the boy grew older he began to want more from the tree, and the tree gave and gave and gave. This is a tender story

nineteen ten , he abandoned his studies at the Art Students League of New York, where he perfected his technique with George Bridgeman and Thomas Fogarty. At sixteen, he illustrated his first book and began a long association with the movement of the Boy Scouts of the United States.In nineteen sixteen he proposed his first magazine cover for The Saturday Evening Post. In Nineteen thirty-five, he illustrated the Roman of Mark Twain, Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. In the nineteen fiftys he was looking

Salinger in 1951. The cover has main colors, red. And there is a horse like on a carousel on the foreground. And in the background we can see a town we thinks its New York. The title is written in orange like the background. The story is about a boy Holden Caulfield, who is eject to his school and it’s not is first time. To not be played he decided to leave the school after his parents knows. He spend 3 days in New York, he take a room in a Hotel, he meet 3 tourist girls and a prostitute, he want

your genes have nothing on which to act”, meaning that having a type of gene is not the reason why somebody will become homosexual. Both environment and temperament determine Human behaviors. When I was growing up, one of my neighbors who were a boy was always coming to our house to play with my sister’s babies. He would not play soccer with my friends and me or any other activities that we were doing. He was the only child in is family and his dad was beating him every time he would see him play

in the text. The son is the main character of the text. His parents have different social background: his mother belongs to a low caste while his father is a member of the priestly caste in the Hindu caste system. What sort of school did the boy attend? Who ran it? The main character went to a school named the mission school. We may think that this school was not a Hindu school because his teachers came from Canada. Indeed, the difference of religion between his teachers and him is also