BR13- Green Island

"The next day the story of Green Island was in the newspaper. The children were excited."

I thought that I read "Green Island" and I wanted children for me to read this book. I think that this book is a very good book. The picture was legible and the quantity of the sentence was also moderate to making a child read. In addition, I think that this book was loaded with various messages. The environmental problem was taken up as one of them. A message like "not dumping the garbage into a mountain" has been transmitted. Others, a message like "if a good thing is done, collateral will come" was in this book. If I get a child and come to make a child study English, I will think that I want to make this book certainly read.

Hunt, Roderick. (2003). Green Island Oxford: Oxford University Press

(146 words)

BR12- At the Park

"Chip went on the slide. Biff went on the horse. Kipper went on the swing. Mum went on the sea-saw."

I read "At the Park" and I thought that I was nostalgic. I had often　gone to the dog in the park like this story. I like the walk of a dog very much.
This story, the Kipper family goes to a park together with a dog. But, The park had forbidden entry of a dog. Although the dog was kept waiting outside the park in this story, I was accompanied to any parks by the dog. I remember having played with the dog. That time of me was very pleasant. Recently, I have not been carrying out to the walk of the pet dog. I think that I will certainly go for the walk of a pet dog at the time of a rest.

Hunt,Roderick. (2008). At the Park Oxford:Oxford University Press

(152 words)

BR06- Up and Down

"She went up. Mum went down. Dad went up. Dad went down. Mum went up. Mum came down. Stop! she said."

This story was interesting very readable. The contents were repetitions of a simple sentence. Because, I was able to memorize the contents immediately. The story is which the husband and wife who went shopping pass by escalator. I thought that I would be glad if this book is read to the child. The repetition was like the conte.

Hunt, Roderick. (2003). Up and Down Oxford: Oxford University Press

(90 words)

BR05- The Carnival

"The car broke down. Oh no! everyone said."

I thought that this story was pleasant story before read this book. But, this story was drawind the childrens action. Mr. Kipper's family and the family of Wilma made the house of big shoes, and participated in the costume parade. In the costume parade, children went into the house of big shoes and the father of Wilma was towing it by car. But, the car has broken down on the way. They did not give up and pushed big shoe and went. I think that this book wanted to tell the dreadfulness of the power which a child considers.

When I grow up, I want a child to read this book.

Hunt, Roderick. (2003). The Carnival Oxford: Oxford University Press

(127 words)

BR04- A Present for Mum

"The present got smaller...and smaller...and smaller... This is for you, said Dad."


This book was very short story. But, I thought that much love was in the short story. The idea of the husband for pleasing a wife was wonderful. He held the party and prepared the present. How to pass his present was very cool. In the point that the box becomes small rapidly, are very nice. It was completely like matreshka. I would also come to like to be able to pass a present smartly like him.

Hunt, Roderick. (2003). A Present for Mum Oxford: Oxford University Press

(96 words)

BR02- Dino's Day in London

"Gloria Brash!" says Tommy. "The film star! Where do you want me to drive her?"

I read this book and thought that a driver was pitiful. If the stage of this tale is Japan, this driver has got fired. Because, the act worsens the impression of a company. The driver which lost the job with the child's mischief is very pitiful. If you read this book with the feeling of Japan, you will become a very unpleasant and sad feeling. I thought that there was nothing easy in Japanese works.

Reading this book, I thought that I would like to play in the town in Britain. I would like to go to that of Britain or France by a graduation journey.

Rabley Stephen. (1998). Dino's Day in London Oxford: Pearson Education
(121 words)

BR13-Cinderella

"Cinderella's" father coughed. "Acutually..." he began. "Shut up you stupid man," interrupted the stepmother. "...Cinderella has as much right to try on the slipper as anyone," he went on, bravely. "Oh Papa!" said Cinderella. She walked over to the messenger and slipped on the shoe. It was a perfect fit."

I read "Cinderella". I like Disney. I had been reading a Japanese translation of this book in childhood, because I have understood a rough content. But, this book was interesting when the nuance was different respectively by a Japanese translation and an English translation and this book read.An English translation was unique and much more interesting than a Japanese translation. I wanted to read an English translation of other fairy tales.

Walt Disney "Cinderella" Usborne Export

(120 words)

BR12-TITANIC

"By two in the morning, the front of the Tatanic had tilted forward so much, waves were lapping over the bow. There was a huge clattering inside.I read "TITANIC".

I checked out this book because I liked this movie. This book reproduced the scene where Titanic actually sinks, and had analyzed the angle etc. to which the ship broke. I had analyzed this book more faithfully than the movie though I had seen Titanic once in the movie. I wanted to see the movie again referring to this book. The person who is not looking at this movie and the book wants you to see by all means. I came to like "Titanic" reading this book.

(115 words)
Cameron James "TITANIC" Usborne Export

BR1-11 The Pancake

"The frying pan, the milk, the butter, the pancake, the pancake race."






I read "The Pancake". I checked out this book because I liked cake. Especially, I like bread. This book was very interesting because the talk had developed into this book until the race of the pancake started when I thinking the content that made the pancake. I am very interested if there was really such a race.

Hunt Rod (2003) "The Pancake" Oxford Childrens

(68 words)

BR1-10 Treasure Island

"The Squire and Captain Smollett were thrilled to see me. That night, we had a grand feast to celebrate finding Flint's treasure."

I read "Treasure Island". I learnt the difficulty of the treasure search and scary in the sea by reading this book. I had interested time in the treasure search in childhood. I has been understood that the reality is not such ring phlegm though I was buying the game of the treasure search. I want to examine the treasure search in detail more.

Stevenson, Robert Louis. (2006). Treasure Island. London: Usborne.

(92 words)

BR1-09 Stories of GHOSTS

" Tommy Tremble was learning how to be a ghost. But her first week at Creepy College had been a disaster. Things began badly on Monday. Miss hover, the poltergeist, had shown the class how to make objects float in mid-air."




I read "Stories of GHOSTS". This book taught me to ghost taking the shape. This book taught me to ghost taking the shape. The feature of the ghost is I see. Time when the person is watching television alone in the middle of the night and it seems to infest the ghost at the abolition hotel of the night. Do not go to test one's courage by half play sleeping early at night.

Punter, Russell. (2004). Stories of Ghosts. London: Usborne.

(114 words)

BR1-08 The Big Egg

"The children fed the hens. They looked for eggs. They put the eggs in a box. Dad had an idea. Kipper went on looking. "Look at this egg," said Kipper. "This is too big." Kipper looked at the hen. "This is too big for you," he said. " Come and see this," said Dad. " This is too big for you," said Mum. "This is too big for me," said Dad.




I read "The Big Egg". This book was a story that the egg was an egg of the ostrich that a house next door had kept when wondered about the family that pretended not to know, because had an egg large only by one when the family who kept the chicken was collecting eggs that a certain day chicken laid. I want to eat the newly laid egg keeping the chicken once in childhood because the egg and the chicken were loved. When I grow up, I want to keep the chicken.

Brychta Alex. (2003). The Big Egg. Oxford Childrens

(150 words)

BR1-07 The Journey

"I'm bored," said Kipper. "I'm hungry," said Biff. "I'm thirsty," said Chip. "I'm cross," said Dad. "I'm lost," said Mum. "Hooray!" said everyone."



I read "The Journey". This book, all such a thing was a story if getting to one's destination to enjoy forgetting though various accidents would exist by going on a trip. When I also go on a trip, I want to note, and to live so that there is no accident so that there is no thing left behind.

Hunt, Roderick. (2003). The journey. Oxford : Oxford University Press

(90 words)

BR1-06 THE STORY OF FOOTBALL

"Today, football matches still arouse incredible passion. Over 240 million people play in teams around the world-that's 1 in every 25 people on the planet."




I read "THE STORY OF FOOTBALL".
I like sports. Especially, baseball and soccer are loved. I think that the origin and the history of soccer were understood only though I am a little because I read this book. I also have understood the meaning that calls soccer football in the United States. I wanted to examine soccer more.

Rob Lloyd Jones. (2007). THE STORY OF FOOTBALL. Usborne Publishing Ltd

(102words)

BR1-05 Anna goes to the Zoo

"No zoo for me! The zoo is fun when you are little like Joe, but i have been six times! No zoo for me, thanks".




I read "Anna goes to the Zoo". This book is a story that goes to the zoo by three people (hero Anna, mother, and younger brother). It is said that Anna goes to the zoo as many as six times when she is small, she got tired, and she doesn't want to go after all, she will go though fights against mother. The story that Anna may also smile when Anna went to the corner of a favorite snake, and come to the zoo though it was Anna who was making it to the trivial matter first. I think that the zoo is a happy point even if I become it how old.

Reilly, Carmel. (2008). Anna goes to the Zoo. Rigby
(139 words)

BR1-04 The Headache

"Dad had a trumpet. Chip had a drum. Biff had a recorder. Kipper had a guitar. mum had a headache."




I read "the Headache". This story was annoying and an interesting story that mother's head became painful, because the family sounded musical instruments. I thought that I was a story that the hero gets sick when the title of this book was seen. However, I was surprised because hero's mother was an interesting story that the head became painful because of musical instruments.


Hunt, Roderick. (2003). The Headache. Oxford : Oxford University Press

(93 words)

BR1-03 The Ice Cream

" I want the big ice cream. Look out, Kipper! Oh no! Splat!"




I read "The Ice Cream". I checked out this book because I liked ice cream and sweet the one. This story was a unique book that stumbled on the beach ball by the boy who bought the ice cream in the sea, and dropped the ice cream to the head of the sleeping uncle. It was interesting though the book was a short content. I thought that the foreigner was very unique.


Hunt, Roderick. (2003). The ice cream. Oxford : Oxford University Press

(96 words)

BR1-02 Fancy dress

"Mum was a scarecrow. Biff was a pirate. Chip was a pirate. Kipper was an angel. Dad was a chicken. Every one was happy."

I read Fancy Dress. I checked out this book because I liked dressing up. I thought that this story had wanted to tell everyone was able to smile by putting on clothes that were not able usually to be put on. I think it is few in Japan though the home party is often held in the foreign country. I think that it wants you to make the home party turn in daily life also in Japan.

Hunt, Roderick. (2003). Fancy Dress. Oxford : Oxford University Press

(100 words)

BR1-01 Good Dog

"I'm a good dog. I'm very good, as you can see. You say, "Sit," I sit. That's it. If you call, I get the ball. But not if I can see a cat."


I read "Good Dog". I like dog very much. And I checked out this book because I have a dog my home. The dog was taught to have the interest and the hated one just like we men. The dog doesn't have the ear heard that it find the favorite one though the dog should hear what the owner says. I thought that the instinct was the same as man.


Hunt, Roderick. (2003). Good dog. Oxford : Oxford University Press

(102 words)

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