Ameria Bederia is a housekeeper and works for the first time the day.
Ameria Bederia does exactly what the list says. But she misunderstood word's meaning. A word has some meaning.
For example, list says "Change the toewls in the green bathroom.". It meaned to replace new ones, but she changed toewls' shape.
Her works was ruined. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers was very angry.
But they was very surprised to eat her lemon-meringue pie and forgot to had been angry.
"'I made it to surprise you,' said Ameria Bederia happily. Mr. and Mrs. decided that Ameria Bederia must stay."
I like this part and this part made me happy.
I love Ameria Bederia, so I want to read other story about Ameria Bederia.
Referecs
Parish, (1963), Ameria Bederia, America, New York, : Harper Trophy
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Hi Yuria,
ReplyDeleteWould you please number all of your book reviews consecutively (BR 1-01, BR 1-02, BR 1-03, ...), and keep the bodies of your book reviews flush with the left margins?
I'd also appreciate your labelling you book reviews both with "books" and with "reviews" instead of with "book review." It's better to to use plural forms of nouns for labels whenever possible, because they should be words you're likely to use as labels again and again.
There also is a spelling mistake that you have repeated half a dozen times in this post, as well as in the post title and in the what is probably a one-off label. That mistake is in the given name of the housekeeper.
Cheers, PB