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This story is about a boy. One day, he goes to London and views a carnival. Then he sees a beautiful woman. Her name is Maria. He wants to talk to her but he can't do that. A few minutes later, he takes a camera unconsciously. At that time he is talked a man who has a camera which a boy has. A boy is taken to police. Then, he meet a policewoman. This is amazing! She is Maria! Keen, Annette, 2003

This story is about a woman, Anita and a man, Dan. Anita wants to become a movie star. Dan loves Anita so he gets a red, faster car. He takes her to studio because she have to go there. He drive very fast not to be late. When they get there, a man talks to Dan. The man was the person who asks to Anita to come here. However, the man asks Dan to become a driver in a movie. At last, both of them become movie stars. Laird, Elizabeth, (1998), Anita's big day, Pearson Education Limited, London

This story was about two people and oryx. Their name are Mandy and Abdullah. Mandy wants to make a book about animals so she come to take picture of oryx. Then people who take oryx to sell  is appered. Mandy and abdullah  go to capture them. They find out the oryx which is dead.  When they find out them, there is a police' Helicopter. And they can take them.  Mandy is told to write the book about them. Smith, Bernard, (2003), The white oryx, Pearson Education Limited, London

On Saturdays Maisei and her grandfather often go out in his boat - the Warm wild. Maisie likes to swim underwater and look at all the beautiful fish. This story is about a girl, Maisie and the dolphin. One day she is swimming in the sea. Then, there is a big, expensive American boat and a dolphin. That boat is going too fast but the driver can't see the dolphin. She talk to him loudly but it is too late. She and her grandfather take back the dolphin to their house. She becomes really good friend of the dolphin. A few days later, the day comes to take the dolphin to the sea. She really doesn't want to do that. When they say goodbye, the dolphin come in front of them again and he has something in his mouth. It is a key of box of spanish gold!! Rabley, Stephen, (1989), Maisie and the dolphin, Pearson Education Limited, London