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Hi, everyone, I'm Miyu Matahari. I'm from Nagasaki, and I like eating sweets, playing basketball, and playing the piano.

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The Kingdom of the Snow Leopard

Then Mahir turned Tom and said. "Remember, 'practice makes perfect'. Look after my sister for me." (p 55) Today, I read The Kingdom of the Snow Leopard. Tom and Mahir are good friends. They spend the holidays in The Kingdom of Snow Leopard, a home country of Mahir. (And Mahir is a prince of the special country.) However, a kidnapper are following them and he kidnapped Mahir, Tom and Tara, Mahir's sister in order to get Shining Star. Finally, they find that Shining Star is not jewely or money but lives. I tell you a nice word of Mahir. He says to Tom, "Remember, 'practice makes perfect'. Look after my sister for me." when they are kidnapped and Mahir go out with the kidnapper to take him to the place where Shining Star is. Mahir and Tom are good friends, and they have trust in each other. After this word, Tom fights enemies and he wins by using technique tought by Mahir, so I thought they are very cool. Also, this book tells us the

The stolen white elephant

The day passes without any result. The next day the same. The next day just same. (p 46) I read "The stolen white elephant", a book in Helbling series. The King of Siam (Thailand) decides to send the Queen of England a white elephant. It is very important and sacred to the king. However, on the way to england, the elephant is stolen in the midlle of night in New York. Then, a man whose job is delivering the present asked New York City the famous detective, Chief Inspector Blunt to find the stolen elephant. However, finding the elephant is more difficult than it seems... Accoding to a introducing sentence written in this book, the story is a comedy and it makes fun of the New York Police Department and its Chief, Inspector Blunt. However I don't understand it is a comedy when I read it. I am sorry for the elephant because of his dead. Also, if I send the Queen of England a present, I will choose a Japanese amblerra or something which can tell Japanese

Yesterday's cooking

Yesterday, I cooked a Nikujaga. I'm not good at cooking, but I have lived by myself since this spring, so I practice everyday. It took about two hours to cook it becouse I cooked it for the first time. I was tired but it was very delicious! I want to cook other things, too! Now, I'm thinking when I return home, I want to lern how to cook from my grandmother.

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