Looking forward! We asked thirteen-year-old Kirstie Walker to
make some predictions about her future - and
the future of the world. Here's what she thinks.
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Kirstie, how different will your life be in a month?
In a month? Very different! It'll be the summer
holidays and we won't have school! (1)
How different will your life be in a year?
I don't know. My dad's talking about applying for a
new job. If he gets it, we'll move house. In fact, we'll
probably move to a new town so in a year I might
live somewhere else! If that happens, I won't go
to the same school, and I'll have new friends. If it
doesn't happen, I'll probably still live here and my​

I recently read a book by Sergey Ivanov "He is not among us." The book is about life, about teenagers, the painful issues that in one way or another, affect not only adults but also children. Reading it, I saw a fine writer feels teenager at the time of his adolescence: uneven, unpredictable behavior, extremism, thirst for justice and harmony in the family. Heroes of the story - young 80's, but their problems and conflicts are close to us, their peers in today's sense of life and emotion.
I liked the book because it tells about my age, such as sixth-graders, and they - the most interesting people, and I want to note that at this age are different changes that occur other than the above relation.
Before school children have time to comprehend what friendship and betrayal, courage and cowardice. But even with this little experience, a person is not easy to establish itself in the school community. For example, I did not like it, as did the heroine of the story, to become the first girl in her class. The result - she was alone. A surprise event that occurred in the class, raised to the true height of the seemingly weak and indecisive boy. That's what growing up small.
Read this story got me thinking about the relationship classmates. I think the writers Ivan, one of the few that dared to speak frankly about the young reader. And he did it.

23. Hadn’t had, would not be taken.

24. would ask, wasn’t, preparing

25. Didn’t like scaring, wouldn’t have been produced

26. Would have failed, hadn’t studied.

27. Will leave, need

28. Had gone, would not go on.

29. Shutting, hadn’t left, wouldn’t be broken into.

30. Had had my teeth checked.

31. Work, will get, finished

32. Had I known, would have bought

33. Won, would you go

34. Hadn’t taken, wouldn’t be

35. Will buy, join

36. Stopped haunting

37. Practiced, would have played.

38. To upset, had had, would have gone.

39. Hadn’t scraped, would be

40. Will went, dont remember to put.

41. Hadn’t missed, wouldn’t have to

42. Died, went, would get along, he would simply find

43. Had seen, waving, would have waved.

44. Wouldn’t have overslept, had had

45. Would have done, had had