Monthly Archives: November 2018

By Bosco (9 years old) It was a clear and bright Sunday afternoon, and a gentle breeze was blowing.  A cruise liner filled with tourists was sailing to an unknown island.  They were in the middle of the ocean when … Continue reading →

By Shawn (14 years old)   My present English teacher, Mrs Beverly, is probably the best teacher I have had thus far. I find most school lessons extremely boring but Mrs Beverly is a real gem and a fresh breath … Continue reading →

By Collin   I cannot even imagine killing a dog, what more to say eating a dog. As man‘s friends, dogs are meant to be our companions, not another meal on the table. In my opinion, the custom of eating … Continue reading →

By Kingsley (8 years old)   It was a peaceful day until it started to rain. I was enjoying myself greatly at the playground right beside my neighbour, Harry‘s house. I stopped playing but could not find my way home … Continue reading →

By Zen (7 years old)   My grandpa has a small farm in the village.  He grows lots of vegetables and raises animals like chickens and ducks.  He also has a few pigs and goats.    I like to visit … Continue reading →

By Hui Ying (12 years old)   Dressed in smelly and unwashed rags that one would probably have found in the trash bin, Sue is up to another day of begging as she walks down the streets of Frome.  At … Continue reading →

By Kingsley (8 years old)   Mother was cooking in the kitchen and I was helping her.  I grabbed some boiled eggs using my bare hands and cried out loudly, “Hot! Hot!”  I nearly dropped them. Mother was cooking my … Continue reading →

By Hui Ying (12 years old)   I wake up to the sound of my alarm clock going off and the melodious chirping of the birds outside.  Sunlight pours into my room through the window, making me feel the warmth … Continue reading →

By Ke Xin (9 years old)   I went to the hospital to visit my father.  He was injured in a motor accident a week ago.  When I entered his ward, I saw many patients lying on their beds. Father’s … Continue reading →

By Francine (5 years old)     Snakes can live on land or in water.  They eat small monkeys, frogs or birds.  Some snakes are dangerous because they are poisonous.  They will bite you if you get too close to … Continue reading →