Showing posts with label boy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boy. Show all posts

Sunday, June 1, 2025

Literature. Part hundred twenty three.

                                                  The Wonderful Adventures of Nils by Selma Lagerlöf.

Once upon a time there was a boy named Nils. He tortured animals. Nils was turned into a little man.

He visited many different places with his friend goose named Martin.

In the end, Nils and his friend returned home and the boy became his previous size.

Source of image:

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Thursday, May 29, 2025

Tales from childhood: My position.

Good evening, everyone! I'm Mrs. Anne. I often walk in a playground. My daughter and grandson walk there, too.

I'm already an old woman, so I often worry about my grandson when he runs somewhere or climbs a tree.

"Look where our boy went," I once said to my daughter.

"Mom, don't worry so much. He plays with other boys," she said.

I may be very nervous sometimes, but my grandson is an active child.

There was a case when he went onto the road and my daughter immediately took my grandson from there.

Also, I was worried about Timothy when he got into a trouble. For a while, the young man literally 'had no face'. But all the problems were resolved as I hoped.

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Saturday, January 28, 2023

Tales from childhood: Timothy and people.

"How will I sleep?" thought Sophie's friend.

This boy had his own vision. He would be very emotional and impressionable.

Sophie was emotional, too, but she could sleep after scary shows. But Sophie was worried before important event, such as a trip to a new place.

Sophie's friend was an emotional person, but he never said anything superfluous about Timothy.

"I'm friends with you," Raymond said.

At this point, Timothy felt support.

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Saturday, January 21, 2023

Tales from childhood: Sophie and her different friends.

Sophie had many different friends. One of them was a boy from the yard. They knew each other for a long time.

He studied well at school. Also, this boy attended several clubs of interest.

By his nature, he was very impressionable. If he watched some bright show, then he worried for a long time. This boy said about it.

"He just has that kind of personality" Sophie's mother said.

Sophie agreed with this, because he was always so emotional.

At the same time, other people reacted differently to such situations.

Monday, October 24, 2022

Tales from childhood: The main point.

Sophie had her own views on different things. Sometimes even her grandmother didn't understand her. At the same time, Sophie often said truthful phrases. But still she wanted to know the answers to some different questions.

Many people wanted to know why Timothy goes out late at night and even in an iron mask. Some admitted that they "accidentally" saw him without an iron mask.

One of them was a boy of nine years old. He studied well, also, attended different school sections. Despite all this, he later couldn't sleep all night when the child saw from the window in the evening a young man without face. He was very impressionable.

The little son of Raymond, and his independent eight-year-old niece have long seen Timothy without an iron mask.

"Grandma, why do people react so differently to Timothy's appearance?" Sophie asked.

"We are all different and react differently to different life situations." granny answered.

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Friday, September 2, 2022

Literature. Part ninety.

                                        "Five Peas from a Pod" by Hans Christian Andersen.

Once upon a time there were five peas in a pod. Peas and pod were green. So, they were sure that all world is green, too. Then peas and pod turned yellow.

When the crop was harvested, all five peas fell into the boy's hand. He shot them from the peashooter.

After that, five peas flew in different directions. Someone flew away. The other was on the roof of the house.

A woman with a sick daughter lived in this house. The daughter recovered when she saw that the pea had sprouted near with window.

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Tuesday, April 26, 2022

Tales from childhood: Mrs. Anne and worries.

Mrs. Anne was a good old woman. She never took offense at anyone. Also, Mrs. Anne forgave everything. It was her age wisdom.

This old woman often worried about those who were suffering. Mrs. Anne felt how unhappy other people were and tried to support them.

For example, once a boy had a toothache, and he treated it for a very long time. Then she talked about it more than anyone else, some children didn’t even understand why the old woman was so worried.

“It’s good that there are, such kind, people as Mrs. Anne, such people are needed by society,” Sophie’s mother said.  

At that moment, Sophie began to understand the wisdom of the old woman.

Source of image:

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Saturday, June 12, 2021

Tales from childhood: Sophie and Johnny.

 Sophie had several friends in her school. But Johnny was her good friend. They walked together during holidays.

Some children in the class noticed that Sophie and Johnny are very close friends. It was true.

Once Johnny was talking to the boys about who likes whom.

"You like Sophie," Johnny's friend said.

"Yes, I like her, because she is a very kind girl. Also, she knows how to listen to people and talk politely," Johnny said.

Sophie hadn't discussed with anyone that she liked Johnny. Sophie was just in love with this guy.

Classmates continued to be close friends.

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Thursday, April 15, 2021

Tales from childhood: Different opinions.

 Beth talked with many people. Because she prepared for her future work. It was very important for Beth's profession. 

So, she met one girl who was very independent. At the age of sixteen, she already had a stable income! This girl was very proud of herself.

Afterwards, Beth found out that she had a difficult childhood. Her parents didn't pay attention to her, and she grew up very independent. Plus, she matured early.

Beth told about it to her brother Johnny and her friend Sophie. They were surprised. It was a good example for them.

"That girl is a good person!" Sophie said to grandmother.

Granny agreed with little Sophie. Also, she said about one boy in the yard.

"There are parents who didn't buy shoes for their son," granny said.

Really, in the yard there was a boy. His father didn't buy things for him. He thought about other people.

Sophie decided that this situation very strange! Why parents didn't pay attention to their children!?


Wednesday, March 24, 2021

Tales from childhood: Important concert.

Sophie liked watch TV shows about celebrities. Her friends knew different facts about these people.

Suddenly little Sophie saw an advertisement for a concert of her favorite band will be in their city. It was happy! She called Natalie and they agreed to go there.

Then the friends found out that their other friends wanted to attend this event, too. Beth and Johnny asked their father about this concert.

Also, Beth said her secret to her friends.

"I'm in love with one of the boys," she said.

The concert was very good. After it, all the children returned home.

Little Sophie said that she really enjoyed watching the celebrities perform.

Source of image:

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Wednesday, December 2, 2020

Literature. Part sixty nine.

                                           The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway.

Santiago is an old man. He is a fisherman. Santiago tried to catch fish every day. This went on for eighty four days. He couldn't catch fish in the sea.

Many people thought that Santiago was an unlucky fisherman, expect for a young boy named Manolin, who helped him. Santiago and Manolin became friends.

The fisherman meets with various difficulties and problems. Manolin always supported Santiago. The old man solved his own problems.

On the eighty-fifth day, Santiago caught a large marlin fish. But the sharks ate this fish.

Little Manolin worried for Santiago.

At the end, they were going to fish together.

This novel was translated to many languages. The book had different awards. There are movies and cartoons about this story.

Thursday, October 1, 2020

Literature. Part sixty seven.

                                                      Ronia, the Robber's Daughter by Astrid Lindgren.

Ronia was the only daughter in her family. Her parents were Matt and Lovis. They were living in the castle. Their house was situated in the forest among trees. 

One day Ronia met Birk Borkason. This boy was the son of another robber. Their families became enemies. But Ronia and Birk were friends and helped each other. They had difficulties and disagreements with their parents.

At the end families made up. Ronia and Birk Borkason decided that they’ll choose their own paths in life.

This book was translated to many languages. There are different movies and cartoons about this story.

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Sunday, August 2, 2020

Literature. Part sixty five.

                               Oliver Twist; or, the Parish Boy's Progress by Charles Dickens.

This novel was written and published in the XIX century.

The main character is the boy named Oliver Twist. He is an orphan. Oliver lived in poverty. Also, he had problems with other children.

Later Oliver Twist ran into the street. He left orphanage. In London Oliver met criminals. They wanted to teach him about crimes.

But Oliver Twist found friends and salvation. Good and evil people were in his way. Twist handled all the difficulties.

The story tells about children and their problems in that period. Hard life and attitude of society described in this famous novel.

Artists created many illustrations to this book. The novel was translated to different languages.

There are movies and cartoons about this story.

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UNITED KINGDOM, CIRCA 1970: A vintage British postage stamp commemorating the works of famous English novelist Charles Dickens, circa 1970.

Wednesday, May 13, 2020

Tales from childhood: Our heroes!

Sophie felt the lights of a sun on her face. She woke up after a long sleep. Little Sophie thought about Victory Day.

It was a spring morning. Sophie went to school with red flowers. It was a gift for veterans.

“Give flowers to strange people! It’s strange!” a stupid boy said.

“These people gave a peace for us,” the teacher said.

Little Sophie and Johnny went to congratulate a veteran. This old woman worked in a school. She was short and her position was modest. But the veteran went through the whole war! She worked and fought.

“Congratulations!” the children said.

The school worker was very glad! It was important for her. She smiled.

During break time high school students cared for the veterans. Little Sophie and her classmates saw them in Assembly Hall.

Also, children told about their grandparents. Little Sophie was proud of her granny.

Next day Sophie visited a parade in her town.  She understood many serious things.

“I think that veterans accomplished a feat,” little Sophie said.

“Yes, it’s true,” Sophie’s mother said.

Sunday, March 8, 2020

Tales from childhood: Think well first.

In the yard there were many different children: some played together, others played alone. But games were often good and interesting.

One day Sophie noticed a new company with four boys and one girl. They were older than Sophie and Natalie. These people were teenagers.

Sophie's grandmother didn't like them, because their behavior was very strange. These teenagers could draw and wrote words on the walls of the buildings. Also, they scattered trash and never cleaned after themselves.

"What kind of children," old women complained.

Little Sophie saw how Natalie talked with a girl from that company. She was surprised. But Sophie didn't know her.

Next day Lara wanted to talk with a boy from that strange collective. He said many bad words to her.

Now Sophie understood an important thing. Companise could be different. We must be careful.

"You must know the person well. Then you can understand them," said Sophie's mother.

"Yes, I know. Our friends greatly influence us. First you need to think and then do," said Sophie.

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Hombre en el capó silueta de peligro icono del lado delantero color negro

Monday, December 2, 2019

Literature. Part fifty seven.

                                        "The Steadfast Tin Soldier" by Hans Christian Andersen.

A boy had a birthday gift, set of toy soldiers. One of them didn't have a leg. During the night all toys in the room became alive.

Soldier with one leg fell in love with paper dancer woman. But evil goblin didn't want for them love to each other. So, because of him the tin soldier fell out of the window.

His adventures started on the street. The boys found the soldier with one leg and set him in a paper boat. Afterwards, a storm started and the soldier met the rat.

At the end the tin soldier was swallowed by a fish. But he was found and returned to the room again.

The soldier with one leg fell in the fireplace. Paper woman flew in it, too. Sad end of the fairy tale.

This fairy tale was translated to many languages. There are many cartoons and illustrations about this story.

Source of image:

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in love The Steadfast Tin Soldier

Saturday, September 14, 2019

Tales from childhood: Choose a profession.

Beth had a kind heart. Also, she was a sociable person. The girl could listen to people and supported them if needed.

Teachers in school advised to study for a profession where she could chat with people. Beth listened this.

Beth decided to go to the medical college. She remembered about poor and sick children in her yard. Beth and Johnny knew a little boy who had a weak health. Young girl often felt sorry for him.

Mr. Theodor was sure that his daughter made a right choice. He knew that Beth will be a good student at medical college.

Monday, July 1, 2019

Literature. Part fifty two.

                                                      Winnie-the-Pooh by A. A. Milne.

This book was written in 1926. It consists many short stories about animals. Main character is a teddy bear named Winnie-the-Pooh. He had friends, such as: Piglet (pig), Eeyorl (donkey), Owl, Rabbit, Kanga and her son Roo (kangaroo), and Tigger (tiger). They are different. Owl and Rabbit are live animals, other toys.

Christopher Robin is a young boy who be friends with Winnie-the-Pooh and other animals. Many different adventures happened with characters. They are situated in the forest.

There are many bright illustrations to this children's literature. Famous book was translated to many languages. Cartoons and movies were created about the teddy bear and other animals.

Source of image:

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UNITED KINGDOM - CIRCA 1979: A used postage stamp printed in Britain showing the Characters Winnie the Pooh, Eeyore and Piglet from Winnie the Pooh by AA Milne

Friday, June 28, 2019

Tales from childhood: Hobby for Johnny.

It was a winter day. Beth, Johnny, and Mr. Theodor watched hockey on TV. Little Johnny had an inspiration of this game. He wanted to become a hockey player. The boy liked their equipment, helmet, washer, and hockey stick. There were amaing things! Beth liked this game, too.

Mr. Theodor decided to write son in a section. They prepared children for a week. So, Johnny visited this place for several hours a day. But a week later... he wasn't strong enough.

Johnny cried at home. Father and sister supported him. After Mr. Theodor decided to write his son in football section. A week later they took him there. Johnny was very happy! Beth and Mr. Theodor were glad that he had a good hobby.




Sunday, June 2, 2019

Literature. Part fifty one.

                                                   "The Snow Queen" by Hans Christian Andersen.

Once upon a time evil troll created a magic mirror. Bad things became good, good things became bad in it. The mirror broke into small pieces.

Kai and Gerda were friends. They lived not far from each other.

A small piece of the magic mirror got in Kai'e eye. The boy became evil and rube.

During winter Kai disappeared. Little girl went to find the boy. At that time Kai was with the Snow Queen. His heart became ice.

Gerda met many different people on her way. They were kind and evil. But little Gerda found Kai and saved him. At the end he became kind again.

There are many illustrations, movies, and cartoons about this story. Fairy tale was translated to many languages.

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Illustration to the fairy-tale of Hans Andersen the "Snow queen": the Snow queen sits on a throne