I3 book 09
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The document discusses the imagination and how it allows one to travel internally through books and music. It explores how the imagination can take one to places others cannot reach and how it creates a internal universe bigger than the physical one. The document also reflects on the problems of humanity like violence and focuses on finding a place to live within one's own imaginary world.
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Felipe has two best friends, Nicollas and João Vitor, and enjoys spending time with them. He lives with his mother Geiza and sister Beatriz, and considers his family the most important thing in his life. Felipe is grateful for both his friends and family.
16 gustavo benfica - the world that i want
Gustavo Benfica imagines an ideal world where people do not harm each other and there is no war, allowing everyone to sleep in peace. In this world, there would be more truth, happiness, and less suffering. This ideal world without conflict is the one Benfica desires for himself and others.
15 ana raquel - my favorite things
Ana Raquel Glória wrote a story about things she loves to do, including sleeping, listening to music, playing instruments, going out with friends, playing with her dog, and being creative. The story was illustrated by Pascal_Campion and edited by Gerson A. Moura and published on Storybird.com as part of Ana Raquel Glória's schoolwork at CILC - Centro Interescolar de Línguas de Ceilândia in Brazil's second semester of 2018. The story prompts readers to consider what their ideal world would be like and how they can help make the planet a better place.
14 julia lima - the princess's dream
The princess always dreamed of becoming a fairy. However, as the daughter of the king, this dream seemed impossible. One day, the princess befriended a sorcerer's children in the castle fields. Knowing her dream, the sorcerer used magic to transform the princess into a fairy while she slept. When she awoke with wings, her dream came true. However, as a fairy she learned responsibilities come with dreams and magic, so she had the sorcerer transform her back, having learned an important lesson.
12 davi silva - the paper fish
A story is told of a paper fish born inside a book who lives among the papers and only thinks of living among them. When it dies, the paper fish wants to become the biggest tree. The story is about a paper fish written by Davi Silva, illustrated by Nayatik1, edited by Gerson A. Moura, and published on Storybird.com by students of CILC - Centro Interescolar de Línguas de Ceilândia in Brazil in the second semester of 2018.
11 ana f. silva - my ideal world
The document describes an ideal world called "MyPerfectWorld" as envisioned by Maria Ramos. In this world, there is friendship without fights, tolerance and respect without prejudice. The author asks the reader to consider what their ideal world would be like and what they can do to improve life on the planet.
10 mateus andrade - the robot
This story is about a robot named Sebastian who lives with his father. One day, the evil Dracula comes to Sebastian's house and threatens him, but Sebastian's father is there to help. However, when Sebastian goes to get his father, he finds him dead on the floor. Nowadays, Dracula has been arrested and Sebastian is married with children, though he still does not like to talk about what happened. The story encourages thinking about how to make the world a better place.
9 kayke dantas - a man who lived with his cat
A man lived with his cat. One day, the cat was robbed. A little blue bird told the man where the cat was, so the man went after his cat and found it. When he found the cat, he picked it up and left with it.
8 about friends - ana j. figueiredo
Friends do most things together, including fighting sometimes but then making up. There are different types of friends with varying interests, but most important is finding someone you can trust. The document encourages thinking about one's current friends, ideals for friends, how to be a good friend, and ways to improve friendships.
7 gabriel pereira - bizarre world
This short story imagines a bizarre world where animals, especially rabbits, behave more like humans. It describes rabbits riding donkeys and horses, flying kites, celebrating holidays like Christmas, and being the first to step on the moon. While strange, the story encourages readers to wonder about different possibilities and consider how they can help improve life on the planet.
6 arthur gustavo - a group of humans who have become humans
Four people - Dave, Calvin, Robinson, and Charles - met in the park and became friends. They discovered a small door with a strange magician inside who had just cast a spell. The magician told them they would experience the spell, but they ran away. As they fled, they started screaming and were transformed into goblins by the sorcerer's spell. They remained goblins for many years until eventually becoming human again.
5 milena oliveira - in my world -
In this story, the narrator describes their ideal world where there are many friendly goblins and animals but no more wars. People in this world are happy and able to achieve success without laziness stopping them. At the end, the narrator asks the reader to consider what their ideal world would be like and how they can work to improve life on the planet.
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6 arthur gustavo - a group of humans who have become humans
6 arthur gustavo - a group of humans who have become humans
I3 book 09
- 2. If the smile is the door to the soul, the door to imagination are your eyes.
- 3. Everyday I travel, but my trip is is in my bedroom with my mysterious books.
- 4. If my heart feels and my soul desires, my mind don’t understand.
- 5. The silence is the biggest problem of humanity.
- 6. If the world ends today, I just would die happilly.
- 7. With my books my mind feels the need to travel to a distant place so that no one could reach me.
- 8. Good music is the music that frees the soul of negative thoughts.
- 9. It breaks my heart to know that people kill just for the pleasure of killing and stealing for stealing while families work to earn the daily bread.
- 10. The universe inside my mind is bigger than any other.
- 11. My mind is concerned with what is necessary when so many people end up dying by simply thinking about what is unnecessary.
- 12. Through the eyes we see what the heart see. But the heart feels what themind does not understand.
- 13. The imagination lets you experience what does not exist and see what was lost in the unconcious.
- 14. I don’t know why, but I know if it’s possible there’s just one person who can do it.
- 15. I just want to find another place to live with my own world.
- 16. If the world ends today, I will end up dancing.
- 17. THE END Author: Jeffersson Bezerra S. Soares Editorial Supervisor: Teacher: Gerson A. Moura Illustrator: littlepinkpebble Publisher: www.storybird.com Date: II Semester - Summer 2014 A project from ‘Cilc’s Writing Club’: “Café Literário” CILC: Centro Interescolar de Línguas de Ceilândia