História de infância bl 02

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Historia de Infancia

Once upon a time, an armadillo who liked to sing. Every day, he went to a river that had frogs and frogs sang.

"I want to sing," spoke the armadillo.

"Armadillos can not sing!" Frogs responded

One day, a group of crickets was next to his house. The crickets sang and armadillo was very jealous.

"I want to sing," said the armadillo.

"Armadillos can not sing!" crickets spoke.

One day, a man carrying a cage with many canaries. Canaries sang very loud and armadillo was sad.

"I want to sing," said the armadillo.

"Armadillos can not sing!" Canaries spoke.

One day, the armadillo was for a sorcerer and wept.

"I want to sing!" Armadillo shouted.

"Yeah. But if I have a good voice for you, I have to kill you." The sorcerer said.

"I do not care! I do all the things you want"

After killing the armadillo, armadillo sorcerer turned into a beautiful instrument and gave it to the best musician. Finally, the armadillo can sing forever.

About the Author -

My name is Dana Zamat. I'm American and I'm 13 years old. I live in Brazil for 3 years. I like to play soccer and read. I was born in the United States.

Taylor Mali poem reflection

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