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# No matter if you're young or old

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# With good friends, you'll never be alone

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# Shining light on our joyful world

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# Ain't nothing gonna beat that place

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# We call home

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# First days, new days

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# Are the very best days

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# New things to discover

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# New people to meet

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# Fun days always

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# Playing with your friend days

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# Life is for the living down at Apple Tree House. #

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Come on! Are we going to get on with this book or not?

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Sam? Sam!

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Yes?

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How's your school book going?

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Hello, you two. I should have returned this ages ago.

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Ah! My soldering iron.

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You know what? I couldn't for the

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life of me remember where I put this, and you had it all the time!

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Oh, Mali loves that book! He's told me all about it.

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Have you got to the bit where all

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the seven brothers are reunited after being separated for so long?

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No.

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Every time I ask her something about the book, she avoids answering.

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-Dad!

-Well, maybe that book's not quite right for you.

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Well, I've tried really hard, but...

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-Go on.

-I just don't like the book.

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I've read the beginning...

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-Ten times.

-You know,

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a good book grips you right from the beginning until right to the end.

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I think it's fair to say not everyone likes every book.

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And, Sam, don't be afraid to be different.

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If everybody liked the same things, wore the same clothes,

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read the same books,

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and ate the same food,

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and said all the same things,

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ha!

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What a boring place the world would be, eh?

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Have you read that lovely book about the postwoman?

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I love the way you get to read all

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-the letters that are delivered by Poppy.

-That book was OK.

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I think we might need a little bit more inspiration.

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Maybe a trip to the library's in order.

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Mali and I are going at the end of the week.

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-OK.

-And, in the meantime, do you fancy coming round?

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I think I might have just the thing to inspire you.

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Yes.

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-WHISPERING:

-What's she doing?

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I don't know.

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Ah, found it!

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Nothing beats the feel of a real book.

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Sometimes it's the smell of new

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pages that have never been touched, or the

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sound of turning pages,

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or shapes of words on paper,

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or the delight of reading a much-loved book.

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There you go.

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-It's old.

-Less of the old, please!

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Never judge a book by its cover.

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It may not look much on the outside,

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but you can never tell what's inside until you have a good, long read.

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If you make the wrong assumption,

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you may never know what treasures lie inside a good book.

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Go on, open it.

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-Wow!

-Wow!

-Wow!

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This is like...

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Like a notebook, but not a notebook.

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A diary, but not a diary.

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More like a scrapbook.

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A scrapbook? No, it's beautiful.

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When I was a child,

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I absolutely loved to read, and that love of reading has stayed with me

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until today, but when I was a little bit older than you are now,

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I ran out of new books to read,

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so I decided to write my own books

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with little stories from my own life.

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What kind of stories?

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Well, in Pakistan, my father's job was driving a bus.

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They nicknamed him Lightning Tariq!

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-Ha-ha!

-Why?

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Because his bus was always on time, never late.

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They took a picture for the local newspaper because he always kept the

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bus route running, no matter what the weather,

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so I put the newspaper cutting into my book and wrote a little story all

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about his life driving from village to village.

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And check out that boat ticket.

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Oh, this brings back memories, just like it was yesterday.

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You have to remember that this was the first time I had ever travelled

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out of Pakistan. It was quite a big deal for a very small me!

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You can say my first ever adventure.

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I was so fascinated by the boat.

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There were so many people all

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planning to live lives in a new place.

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Very exciting, but also very scary.

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I explored that boat high and low,

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but my favourite bit was watching the waves hit against the side.

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So soothing.

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And when we moved into our new house,

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the first thing I saw when I stood in the garden was a leaf.

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I let the leaf dry and put that in the book too.

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-You wrote a poem?

-Yes, I did.

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"As the autumn leaves are shed

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"and spread to the other lands,

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"will they still remember their roots?

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"Will it truly ever be home?

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Wow, that's so cool!

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-So cool!

-There are many things in

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there that remind me of all the places I've lived in.

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If something inspired me,

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I'd put it in there so that others could read about my adventures.

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Wow, Grandma Zainab, this is fabulous.

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Everyone should read this.

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-Can I borrow it?

-Sure.

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I'll take special precious care of it.

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And then you can tell me all about

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-it when you've read it cover to cover.

-Definitely.

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-This'll do.

-Hey, Samster, I've got some jobs to do around the estate.

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-Do you want to come and give me a hand?

-No, thanks.

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Oh, listen, I'm going to sort out that chest in the shed.

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-Do you want to come and help me with it?

-No, thanks.

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-Do you want to play ball?

-No, thanks.

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Hey, Samster, what are you doing?

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Sorry, Dad. You can look once I've done.

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Can I read a little bit now?

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No! Once I've done, I promise.

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OK.

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You'd better hurry up.

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# My favourite book I haven't started yet

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# The storyline has not yet been set

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# It will be few stories young and old

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# So that we will never forget

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# So that we will never forget

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# So that we'll never, ever forget. #

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Can I read too?

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Yes, Bella, but remember, I'm not finished yet.

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Well, what do you think, Mali?

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Oh, I don't know what to say.

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I never knew your dad did so much.

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Sam, this is incredible.

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Do you really think so?

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Yes. Let's tell Gran.

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She'll be so happy that you want everyone to read your stories and

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I'm going to follow you and write my own scrapbook too.

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And, remember, I still need to write the ending.

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"They all lived happily ever after under the apple tree."

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Come on, you lot! Drink up, I need to get you all home.

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ALL: Aw!

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-Do we have to?

-Yes.

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Come on.

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Come on, let's go.

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OK. Let's go.

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Is it time for me to see what you

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were working on in your little notebook?

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Well, it's not quite ready yet. Later.

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-Oh, no!

-Is everything OK, sweetie?

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My scrapbook, it's gone!

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The one you were writing in?

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-Yes.

-Where did you have it last?

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Flo's Cafe, I think.

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OK, no problem. We'll sort that.

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Hmm, that's odd.

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There's no answer.

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You worked so hard on your...

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-My scrapbook.

-Yeah, scrapbook.

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Are you sure you didn't leave it at school?

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Sure. Definitely sure.

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Well, we can check with Mali and Bella

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and also look around the estate.

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I'm sure we'll find that scrapbook somewhere.

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# There are so many stories that we've yet to tell

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# So we better get writing straight away

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# And use the words to describe the smell

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# Of a beautiful summer's day

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# Fun we had Friends we had

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# We all went out to play

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# Oh, my story must be told

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# To all the people young and old

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# A tale that speaks to everyone

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# Writing stories is so much fun

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# Oh, my story must be told

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# To all the people young and old

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# A tale that speaks to everyone

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# Writing stories is so much fun

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# Writing stories is so much fun

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# Writing stories is so much fun. #

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-Feeling any better?

-No, sorry. Still can't find my book.

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-This book?

-My book!

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-You've read it!

-Well, yes.

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I found it out by the recycling.

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Oh.

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Do you know, Sam, it's a really brilliant piece of writing?

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-And reading.

-Right, does this mean we can cheer up now?

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Of course.

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You know, where did you get the idea from?

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Grandma Zainab. She said that when she was little, she wrote a book of

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her own to share with friends and neighbours.

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Ah. Well, do you know what?

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I think she might like to see this, then.

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-Absolutely.

-Come on.

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Hello? Can we come in?

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Of course.

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We've brought your book back.

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-Thank you.

-Just as we promised.

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-Did you like it?

-Yes, and you inspired me.

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-To do what?

-Here, have a look.

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Look! That's me.

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It's brilliant.

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This is a book about Apple Tree House for everyone to share.

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You know what? You've just inspired me.

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We should start our very own Apple Tree House scrapbook library.

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People could donate their stories or

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they could read other people's stories. What do you say?

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-Yes.

-Here's to our two books and the

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start of the Apple Tree House scrapbook library.

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Mali? Are you OK?

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Are you OK?

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I'm thinking of the beginning of my story.

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Guess what it will be about?

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Rockets, spacemen...

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Dinosaurs! Raaar!

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-You're a good friend, Mali.

-And you're a great friend, Sam.

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