Monday, 4 May 2015
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Wednesday, 29 April 2015
Strangers.
Strangers
Do you know why we have to keep away from strangers? Do you know why we have to walk with our parents? well this is why. We walk with our parents because strangers can come and they can drag you into their car, take you some place where no one can find you, give you something poisonous and also they might even hurt you in a really bad way. We also walk with our parents because they can keep us safe, they know more about us and most importantly they know more about safety and how to keep safe. If a stranger offers you food would you take it and eat it? I wouldn't because it could be expired, something that you're allergic to and you didn't even know and it might be poisonous. If a stranger walks up to you what would you do?
By: AJ.
Book review 4: The Twits.
The Twits
The Twits is a book about these two filthy and disgusting people named Mrs and Mr Twit. Mr Twit is an old man who has a very long beard full of hair. Every time he eats there is always food stuck on his beard and it is there for an awful lot of time. Mrs Twit is an also old lady who bakes. The food that she bakes everyday is bird pie. So everyday Mr Twit would get out the stickiest glue in the world and put it on the branch where the birds sit on, he does this while the birds are gone. After that he would go back into the house and get his gun out and then the birds fly back on their branch and then they would get stuck. So Mr Twit will shoot them with his gun and then put them in a basket and then bring them to his wife known as Mrs Twit and Mrs Twit would use the birds for her pie. When they eat there pie you can see the birds feet and beaks sticking out. The most disgusting part would be when Mr and Mrs Twit it the birds beak and feet.
I rate this book a 10 out of 10 because it was great interesting and I loved it so much. I recommend this book for 9 and over and for people who love reading because this would be a great book for them.
By: AJ
Wednesday, 22 April 2015
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