
In this blog you can find work written by Secondary and "Bachillerato" students of the Spanish School in London. This includes stories, poems, holiday reminiscences and even book reviews and recommendations. Something for everyone. We hope you enjoy reading them and visit us again soon.
Wednesday, 2 March 2011

Sunday, 27 February 2011

by Tania García Núñez, 2º ESO A
This book is about two sisters, Anna and Kate Fitzgerald. Kate is the older sister who suffers from leukaemia, a cancer of the blood and bone marrow. Although Kate’s treatment was initially successful, she needed someone who could donate her a kidney. The only compatible family member was Anna. Anna was willing to do anything she could to save her sister. Kate insisted that Anna didn’t donate her kidney because it could have a serious impact on her life. Nevertheless, in the end Anna’s kidney was successfully replaced in Kate’s body and thanks to this, Kate went to college and became a dance teacher.
I think this has been a really interesting book. You can’t stop reading because you want to know what happens next. It also shows how complicated it is to make some decisions depending on the circumstances.
I’ll rate it four stars.

by Tania García Núñez
Tessa is a sixteen year old girl who suffers from a terminal cancer. As she only has a few months of life, she decides to write a list about certain thing she wants to do before dying, such as to drive a car or to go to exotic countries. Tessa has a very good friend called Zoey. Zoey promised Tessa that she would do anything she could to help her. And in fact she did...
I think it is a sad book (you will have to find out why) but also a very complex one, very well written and with a lot of description.
I’ll rate it five stars

ACKROYD, Peter (2005) Cities of Blood, Voyages Through Time (144 pages)
by Camilo Cañaveral Alzate 2º ESO A
It´s a history book; a Mayan, Aztec, etc. history book. It is about the civilizations that lived in Centre and South America. It includes many images and maps. It is really informative.
Fantastic, brilliant… are words that describe this book. I wish I had read it when I was younger, during my history lessons on this topic. I would have got a 10 out of 10! Anyway, I recommend this book for people who like ancient history. It contains a lot of facts and sources. It also shows you how to eat like them and many other things.
Thursday, 24 February 2011
