Dear Mr.
Ban Ki-Moon,
I just
wantit to tell you that I was so happy livin on the other side of the West Bank
barrier. The guys and I iust to play everiday and we got along realli well.
I cant remember
how I got here and I dont really anderstend why am I so grounded that they wont
allow me to go back home.
Inside my
cage, I kip hearing the guys from the occupying power talkin about the letter
my friends wrote you about my repatriasion…
I suear I dont
anderstend what I've done wrong but I promiss that if you help me to jump over that
Wall again, I will never, ever do waterver I've done.
Thanks a
lot Mr,
The West
Bank soccer ball.
Good story. First of all I though that you did mistakes unintentionally...then I understood that you did it intentionally.
ReplyDeleteYes, this is a really creative take on the news piece. The mistakes actually make the whole thing more realistic. Well done
ReplyDeleteVery good story Begoña! I really enjoy Reading it.
ReplyDeleteMaria Nieto
I like the story, like Caño said i didn´t know that the stories were wrong on purpose, but it's actually a strong point of the story. I also like how its a kid who writes the letter and makes me read it with the innocent voice of the kid. Really well done!
ReplyDeleteFunny story. I like to much the spelling, makes humor.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion it is a very interesting story, have a good title and have a suprising ending
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot guys,
ReplyDeleteI've changed the ending because I think there's a really important literary resource missing: the author of the letter is "the ball". The soccer ball.
The story really works!! The mistakes catch your attention until the end of the story. GOOD JOB :D
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ReplyDeleteSeriously, you are a fantastic writer. I really like the story and as Bea Urbano said the mistakes keep the attention until the end.
ReplyDeleteGood job bego!!!
I like to story a lot too! And god that you changed the end if you thought its better that way!
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