Aggelos K published in KEDU Senior B

Ali Baba & the 40 Thieves

A Timeless Tale of Adventure and Intrigue

Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, a classic Middle Eastern folk tale, has captivated readers for centuries with its rich blend of adventure, cunning plots, and moral lessons. In this timeless story, Ali Baba, a humble woodcutter, stumbles upon a den of thieves and discovers a secret that changes his life forever.

The narrative, thought to have originated from the One Thousand and One Nights collection, is skillfully crafted, immersing readers in a world of mystery and treachery. The tale unfolds in a vibrant and exotic setting, drawing readers into the bustling bazaars and hidden caves where the drama unfolds.

One of the strengths of this story lies in the character of Ali Baba himself. His relatability as an ordinary person thrust into extraordinary circumstances makes him an endearing protagonist. His courage, quick thinking, and resourcefulness in the face of danger serve as an inspiration, reinforcing the timeless theme that wit can triumph over might.

The Forty Thieves, led by the cunning and ruthless Cassim, add a layer of complexity to the narrative. Each thief is uniquely portrayed, and their interactions provide a glimpse into the dynamics of a criminal fraternity. The tension between Ali Baba and the thieves creates a suspenseful atmosphere that keeps readers eagerly turning the pages.

The narrative is also imbued with moral lessons that resonate across cultures and generations. Themes of greed, loyalty, and the consequences of one’s actions are woven seamlessly into the fabric of the story. The cautionary tale of Cassim, Ali Baba’s own brother, serves as a stark reminder of the perils of unchecked avarice.

The prose, in various translations, retains the charm and flavor of the original oral tradition. The descriptive language paints vivid pictures of the bustling markets, the secret cave entrance, and the tension-filled confrontations. The storytelling, whether in the form of Ali Baba’s whispered command “Open Sesame” or the vivid depictions of the thieves’ den, engages the reader’s imagination.

Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves is a classic that transcends cultural boundaries, offering a universal appeal that continues to captivate readers of all ages. The enduring popularity of this tale attests to its ability to entertain, enlighten, and transport readers to a world of magic, mystery, and moral reflection. This timeless adventure remains a testament to the power of storytelling to shape and enrich our understanding of the human experience.

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Evelyn Ba. published in KEDU Senior A

How Bear Lost his Tail

My name is Evelyn and the title of this book is “How Bear Lost his Tail”.

This book is written by Lucy Bowman.

This book is abouta bear that didn’t like his tail. There is also a fox that was jealous of bear’s tail. Fox decided to play a trick on him to broke his tail. Now the bear is happy than ever.

I give this book one million stars.

I think you should read this book because is fantastic for the right life. It was great.

Reviewed by Evelyn

Date : 27/12/2023

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Myrsini Ai. published in Book Reviews

The secret garden (Book review)

My name is Myrsini and the title of this book is The secret garden. This book is written by Frances Hodgson Burnett. This book is about a young girl named Mary who moved in a big mysterious house and was exploring its secrets. I give this book 4,5 stars. I think you should read this book because it was good.

Myrsini Aivalioteli

8/1/2024

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published in KEDU Senior A

The 📚

This book 📚 is written by Herbert Puchta and Gunter Gerngross.
This book 📚 is about the Bullying

I give this book 📖 5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I think 🤔 you should read this book 📕 because it was great 👍 I love ❤️ it

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Aphrodite P. published in KEDU Senior C

Kidnapped

In June of the year 1751, a young man, David Balfour decided to leave his village. The village priest, Mr. Campbell handed a letter that gave him David’s mother. This letter wrote that David should to took this letter to Shaws house, near Cramond.

David went to Shaws house and Ebenezer, the Master of Shaws house and his uncle, didn’t treated so well… One day a young man knocked at the door, named Ransome and had a letter for Mr. Ebenezer Balfour, from Captain Hoseason. Captain Hoseason, staying at the Hawes Inn and had business to discuss with Ebenezer and his lawyer, Mr. Rankeillor. When they reached Hawes Inn, the ship, David talked with innkeeper. He told him that Ebenezer killed his elder brother, to get the house.

Finally, one survivor came in the ship and David heard Ebenezer and Captain Hoseason were planning to attack Alan, the survivor, and steal his money. After, Alan with David attack Captain and Ebenezer. Captain and Ebenezer wanted to stop fighting because they are dangerously near shallow waters. Finally David fell overboard and found himself in the water. Then, David was in a island, he saw a fishing boat and that saved him. After all, he returned in his village, in Scotland.

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Bill published in KEDU Senior A

Puss in Boots

My name is Bill and the title of this book is Puss in Boots. This book is written by Charles Perraut. This book is about a very clever cat. I give this book 3 stars. I think you should read this  book beacause It was great.

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Egla K. published in Book Reviews

Book review

The title of this book is “ The Green Room”.It is written by Robert Campbell. This book is about 4 kids whose dream is to become famous actresses. So they attend The Green Room summer school and meet with each other. But Laura and Nathan,two of the kids both have secrets. That summer they learn than telling the truth is always the best. I give this book 3 stars! This book was okey but not so good.

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