Narrative strategies

The moment I walked into the house, I knew something was wrong. I usually come home late during the week, and that night wasn’t different. I left the office, arrived to my street then I realized that the lights were out all over the neighborhood, but I didn’t care. So I put the keys on the lock and came in, then I heard a noise coming from the background. I went there and all of sudden a glare came from nowhere and a huge noise terrified me. When I finally could calm down, I realized that it was my neighbor proyecting a film in his backyard, I felt quite upset.

The City of the Beasts

Last week, I got this book which came with the newspaper. The book was written by a writer of whom I’ve listened before, Isabel Allende, so I decided to read it so that I can have my own point of view about their books. The book was called “The city of the Beasts”. It tells the story about a kid and his grandma and their adventures through the Amazonas rainforest.
The kid goes to the Amazonas rainforest with his grandma, who is a reporter from the international geographic, looking for a story that has spread between the nearest villages. There, the kid met a girl who help him, together they solve the mystery about the beasts which frighten people and save the people of the mist.

Curriculum Vitae

Personal Details

Name: Fulano de Tal

Address: 724 Evergreen Avenue, Narnia

Telephone: 123 456 7890

Email: He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named@harrypotter.com

Personal Profile

* An experimented, handsome magician
* Knowledge of Dark Arts
* Can Work with big mythological beasts

Education

2000-2004 Normal & Boring Local School (NBLS)

Scores: * Finger-painting A * Basic Maths D+ * French B+


2004-2008 Howarts school of magic and sorcery
UK

Scores: * Mythological Kingdom A- * Transmutations B+ * Spells A+

Work Experience

2008 to present: Self-employed

Summer 2007: Winged Horses Washing Service

Summer 2006: Summer school as a Teacher

Interests

* Mythological Beasts * Sing in the shower
* Forbidden Treasures * Ancient Music

Intercultural Experience

Well, last holiday I went to the rainforest region from my country to spend sometime getting relaxed, well, it was a mistake.

First, I'm quite used to cold weather, so at the beginning the warmth was ok, but later it turned awful. I was with some cousins, so we decided going for some drinks. In the way, we saw a street festival like a parade and we were just walking around. All of sudden, we found ourselves in the middle of the central act with people offering us to eat a kind of white worms, did I say they still were alive?, well they were. No one told us that we had to eat them but we felt that if we hadn't do that, it would had been offensive. Finally we did it and they tasted better of what we though at first, but I don't think I would it again.

To sum up, my advice is, you must get noticed about what's going on in a parade before you get involved in it because you could regret it later.

Self Introduction

Dear readers,

I'm Daniel and I've got to do these writings to improve my writing level of english.

So, lets begin; I'm 17 and single, and I live in Quito, which is the capital city from a little sudamerican country named Ecuador. I'm living with my parents, but that will change soon perhaps. I'm a student at ESPE University in a kind of special group which specialises in getting a scolarship. I want to go and study in England, so I'm doing my best.

My biggest passion is art, anyway of art, specially music, I love play and listen to music. I think you can print your emotions in every single note that you play and when you share that, you can change the world. I like sports too, and the one that I like the most is called Capoeira, which is a sport where you don't try to challenge someone but you try to create a conection with the one you are playing with.

Well, that's all for now while I try to improve my writing skills.

Friendly,
The Story-Teller