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Gooodness returns goodness
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Gooodness returns goodness
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This story is one of the folklore of the Chakma community. It is based on a myth- whenever a dog barks abruptly at night, they may be sensing the presence of a ghost, hence, there is a belief that you will always be safe if a dog is around. This story was first written by Niranjan Chakma, translated and transliterated by Usma Chakma.
Meet Doctor Donut, the gentlest doctor in the world and see how he treats his sweet patients. Doctor Donut was originally published in Young World, a supplement of The Hindu newspaper.
Doctor Li and the Crown-wearing Virus by Cavallo Francesca. Source reading level: A2 Elementary.
Lisa goes to the doctor to have her eyes tested. She discovers that she needs glasses to see properly.
Dog Star by Arthur Clarke. Source reading level: A2 Elementary.
What does a dog do all day? This wordless book gives us a glimpse into the life of a human's best friend.
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Categories: Children & Young Adult Reading Family & Friends Fiction Nature/Gardening/Animals
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Readers: Kids
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Dolan's Cadillac by Stephen King. Source reading level: B1+ Intermediate.
A boy dreams of eating sugary foods, when a parcel comes for his grandmother. It is sugar, and she hides it under his bed. The boy finds the sugar and eats it, against his grandmother's wishes, and everything starts to go wrong.
A group of bears try to steal some honey when they are surrounded by strange ghosts - a group of elders who protect the woods.
Three friends - Steve, Dave and Patricia, go on a camping trip. While playing cricket, they find snakes hiding in the grass. When Steve is about to attack them, the snakes try to persuade the friends that they are friendly and welcoming. But then, later, a girl gets bitten, bringing the snake's reputations into dispute. Are they really safe?
In part two of the story, the snakes explain their past to Geoffrey, the snake who bit the girl, and they wonder if they can forgive him. Meanwhile the snakes also look after the humans.
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