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Episode 4: A bird in a cage (told by Amir)
Today was a boring day. I was sitting around not really know-
ing what to do – it was just a lousy day. My mother was in the
kitchen singing sad songs about nostalgia and love.
“I want to go and play outside.” I said to my mother. My
mother just went on singing and shook her head to say no.
“Why am I not allowed to go outside? I won’t go far.” I told
her and gave her an angry look.
“It’s not possible.” she said. “It is too dangerous to be out-
side just by yourself.”
Since my mother had talked to our principal about the bul-
lying she was afraid to let me go outside just by myself. It was
terrible. I felt like a bird in a cage. But I wanted to be free – free
to go outside and play.
I went to my room. I looked for the box, where I hid my
treasuries. There were very special things that my grandmother
had given to me. I took out my little wooden elephant and he
seemed to listen.
“It is not dangerous at all.” I whispered to him.
Suddenly I heard voices in front of my window. I was
startled. Was my mother right? Did someone observe our
house?
“Hi, Amir!” it was a boy’s voice. I looked out of the window
and saw Nadim and Tina. He wore a brown jacket and a cap.
Tina laughed and said something that I could not understand.
So I opened the window.
“You know it is terrible – gymnastics. It is really hard.” Na-
dim said. Now I could see that he walked with crutches. He
hobbled up and down in front of my window.
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Tina and Amir & Ella
English
- Title
- Tina and Amir & Ella
- Subtitle
- English
- Editor
- Ediciones La Rectoral
- Language
- English
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
- Size
- 21.0 x 29.7 cm
- Pages
- 50
- Categories
- International
- LehrbĂĽcher PEACE Projekt