Frances Hodgson Burnett's "The Secret Garden" is about a girl named Mary Lennox, a young 10 years old girl who dreams about being likeable by everyone. One day, Mary had received the news that she would stay with her uncle, Mr. Archibald Craven, a crabby man who often away from his own home. Mary herself found herself finding the secret garden which was belonged to Mrs. Craven, Mary's aunt before her death 10 years in this story. She also met Colin, Archibald's son, which makes Colin Mary's cousin who locked up for more than 10 years after his mother's death. This story is little bit sad but also very good. - Happy Reading!

Sadako Sasaki, a young girl who dreams about running. According to her mother, "Sadako was born to run even before she could walk." Her personality was so lively that if Sadako ever get sad, it would be unusual for her to sad or serious. Everything was normal; she often hung out with her best friend, Chizuko, often talk with her family members, and some other friends until everything changing for her. She started to feel dizzy more often and her family later discovered that Sadako had contacted an atom bomb disease of what called leukemia (a blood cancer). In Japan, if anyone ever get sick, and if they ever make 1,000 paper cranes, the gods would fulfill their wishes to become healthy again. Sadako herself set on making the 1,000 papers cranes but when she reached the number of 644 paper cranes, she couldn't make even more of paper cranes after that number. Few days later, she died; and her last words were: "It's tasty" and "Thank you, everyone" ~ Sadako Sasaki. This is based on the true story about the courageous girl who had contacted leukemia who dreams about making the relay team on her junior high school team. - Happy Reading!

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