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I will try to read it soon, I guess (I first have to get through my test week well, and that started today).
If I have read it, I will tell it to you and you can tell me if it right, I want to know if my eyes are good enough for that (not that I have bad eyes or so)
I then wondered just what it could be that he was talking about. “But the bears… They’re gone! And the mountain liens aren’t really around anymore, are they?” said I. “Oh, it’s not the cats or the bears that’ll get ya,” said Uncle C, “it’s THEM!!”
For the Tell Me a Story project, Isabella invited people to recount their most beloved folk-tale, the memory of a story told to them in their youth and still remembered over the years.
Thus a collection of fascinating stories from every corner of the world came into being; stories with themes as varied as princesses, fairies, ghosts, and supernatural beings, tragic love-stories and strange rituals. In this book you will read remarkable tales about a fire-breathing, headless mule, vengeful sca-creatures, blood-thirsty albino cannibals and a chicken possessed by the devil.
Each contributor narrates his ever personal side of the story, how the tales came into their live and what the story means to them.
Discover these frightening, surprising and amusing tales, expertly introduced and illustrated by Isabella Baudelaire.
Uncle Charlie had woven his words well. I now filled in all the blanks to my wonderings with a curdling fear, knowing that if I didn’t get inside before dark, there would be more than simply the boogieman to content with.
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At the end there were some things I could not read and there are some words of which I don't know if they are right...
So now I am the one being curious... Did I read it all right or not?
And before that, I just didn't remember that I would do that...
I will read it next week (probable Tuesday, because that's the day I have to re-do some tests I want to re-do)....
I'm really sorry for forgetting it.....
You know what, I will just set an alarm on my mobile so I won't forget it