The "uninventor" wizard
I know the word "uninventor" doesn't exist. "The uninventor wizard" would be the translate of the first book I've read. I mean a real book, not fairytale. In Spanish, the name of the book is "El mago desinventor". "Desinventor" doesn't exist in our vocabulary either. I remember the book was from the library, but my sister gave it to me last Christmas. It was a wonderful present.
It's about a group of children that lives in a big city where there are many cars, much pollution and much technology. Once, a wizard decided to "uninvent" some things like cars, phones or TVs. That is to say these things disappeared as if they have never existed.
People started to learn to live without these things. I think it's a good book for children, because it makes they think about society and essencial things for humans that shouldn't be as essencial. I think this book left a mark in my life. Maybe, because of this, I'm studying what I'm studying.
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The "uninventor" wizard
I know the word "uninventor" doesn't exist. "The uninventor wizard" would be the translate of the first book I've read. I mean a real book, not fairytale. In Spanish, the name of the book is "El mago desinventor". "Desinventor" doesn't exist in our vocabulary either. I remember the book was from the library, but my sister gave it to me last Christmas. It was a wonderful present.
It's about a group of children that lives in a big city where there are many cars, much pollution and much technology. Once, a wizard decided to "uninvent" some things like cars, phones or TVs. That is to say these things disappeared as if they have never existed.
People started to learn to live without these things. I think it's a good book for children, because it makes they think about society and essential things for humans that shouldn't be as essential. I think this book left a mark in my life. Maybe, because of this, I'm studying what I'm studying.
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The "uninventor" wizard
I know the word "uninventor" doesn't exist. "The uninventor wizard" would be the translation of the first book I've read. I mean a real book, not a fairytale. In Spanish, the name of the book is "El mago desinventor". "Desinventor" doesn't exist in our vocabulary either. I remember the book was from the library, but my sister gave it to me last Christmas. It was a wonderful present.
It's about a group of children that lives in a big city where there are many cars, much pollution and much technology. Once, A wizard decides to "uninvent" some things like cars, phones or TVs. That is to say, these things disappeared as if they have never existed.
People started to learn to live without these things. I think it's a good book for children, because it makes them think about society and essential things for humans that shouldn't be as essential. I think this book left a mark in my life. Maybe, because of this, I'm studying what I'm studying.
[Good work. When you describe a plot of a book or a story, it is usually in the present tense. Don't ask me why we do it that way.]
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