Do you often go to the library and read books there? Some people may find their 31. l
cards at home when they get to the library gate. Of course they can't 32. b any books
then. Now they don't have to 33. w about that. Here come some mini-libraries. The
mini-libraries in the streets are 34. l small houses. Look! This man is 35. t
books from a mini-library.
Little Free Libraries are 36. p in the USA these years. An 37. A man
called Todd comes up with the idea first. He puts some books into his small library. He hopes his
neighbours can "read a book; leave a book". Soon Todd sees a lot of people come to his small
library. Later people can 38. v more mini-libraries in his city.
Today there are many Little Free Libraries around the world. People can 39. l more
from these mini-libraries. And kind neighbours can also get together more 40. o because
of Little Free Libraries.

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Hello, everyone! I'm Nora from Sunshine Middle School. At school, we have a 41. s corner. It's different from other clubs. There, we 42. g vegetables and have interesting classes. We 43. c it the "class farm". On the farm, you can 44. s cabbages, beans, tomatoes and so on.
We use the farm to 45. l many kinds of things. We have a 46. B class on Tuesdays. In class, we study 47. d parts of plants, such as leaves, flowers and fruits. On Fridays, we draw beautiful 48. p in the Art class. The teachers think I draw very well. They say I'll become an 49. a in the future. I'm very happy!
Sometimes we take photos of our plants and then 50. s them on our school website. The class farm is a good place for learning!