The document is a description of the author's ideal world. In this world, there is no profit, competition with winners and losers, cowardice, hatred, or fear. Instead, there is equality, bravery, love, imagination, freedom, and fun. The author states that while this ideal world is imaginary, aspects of it can exist within each person through imagination and in one's heart.

1. In my ideal
world...
Aimê Freire
CILT’s Writing Club
Café Literário do CILT
CILT – Centro Interescolar de Línguas de Taguatinga

2. ...there isn’t
profit. Everyone
earns the same
and there aren’t
winners or
losers, because
there aren’t
competitions.

3. ...Also, there is
bravery,...rld.....

4. ...instead of cowardice, there aren’t cowards... d.....

5. ...and there isn’t
hatred,rld.....

6. ...because there is only love...rld.....

7. ...and there is imagination...rld.....

8. ...and surely there is freedom...rld.....

9. ...and there is
fun.rld.....

10. ... However,
there isn’t
fear.rld.....

11. ... But this is not
just an imaginary
world. It can exist
within you and
within me, just
use your
imagination and
you will find it in
your heart...

12. T H A N K S F O R R E A D I N G “ L A U R A ’ S I D E A L
W O R L D ” B Y A I M Ê F R E I R E
THE END

13. How about you? What did you like when you were a child?
What do you still like? What is your ideal world like?
In my ideal world, there...
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14. Comprehension Questions:
1. In the author’s ideal world, is there homework? _______________.
2. Are there peace and love in the author’s world? _______________.
3. Are there any new words you learned with this book? ___________.
4. What new words have you learned with this book? _____________.
5. If you could change any part of the book, what part would you like to change?
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6. What part of the book did you like most? _________________________
7. What part of the book did you like least? _________________________
8. Did you learn any lesson with this book? __________________________
9. How can we make this world better place to live? ____________________
10. Who is responsible for making this world a better place to live? __________

15. Cilt’s Students’ Literary Production
Author: Aimê Freire
Editorial Supervisor: Teacher: Gerson A. Moura
Illustrator/Artist: ingvard
Publisher: www.storybird.com
Date: I Semester - Fall 2015
A project from ‘Cilt’s Writing Club’: “Café Literário”
CILT: Centro Interescolar de Línguas de Taguatinga