I like Haji Ali the most of the characters in this book. He was a village leader who was always thinking about the people in the village. I have his favorite word. It's "Long after all those rams are dead and eaten this school will still stand. Haji Mehdi has food today. Now our children have education forever." He considers children's education to be more important than precious rams in the village. He invests in the future rather than immediate profits. It's for children studying in a poor environment. Although, it may be prejudice, people in poor countries are often the best to live and education to be postponed. In addition, people in that country work chidren. However, he probably had foresight in such an environment. Therefore, I think he's very smart.
I agree with you Taka. I think that the education is the most important in our life. I will miss you. I hope to enjoy Christmas with your family. Cheers
ReplyDeleteThanks Emilio! I'll miss you, too.
DeleteThe book gives many valuable messages about life and education. I think people in every country can learn something from the story.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your work on the blog this semester. You completed all of the blog entries, so you get a score of 10/10.
I'm good to learn how to write essays. It's useful in my life. Thank you very much, Jeff!
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