I3 book 01
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This short story discusses monsters and suggests that rather than trying to kill them, one could be friends with monsters. Monsters enjoy running, reading, playing soccer, hearing singing, and eating cake. They can also help others and be cute, showing that monsters may not be as scary as initially thought and make good friends.
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I3 book 01
- 2. They make you run...
- 3. ... But in reality, they like to read...
- 4. ... They like to play soccer...
- 5. ... They like to hear you singing...
- 7. If you need help, your monster can help you...
- 8. ... Monsters can also be super cute...
- 9. ... So you can be a monster’s friend...
- 10. ... Instead of trying to kill them...
- 11. THE END Author: Larissa Alves Satil Editorial Supervisor: Teacher: Gerson A. Moura Illustrator: claudiocerri Publisher: www.storybird.com Period: II Semester - Summer 2014 A project from ‘Cilc’s Writing Club’: “Café Literário” CILC: Centro Interescolar de Línguas de Ceilândia