A New Zealand Adventure

Published by Peguin books
Jan Thorburn

glow/輝き
We have got tickets for the Grow-worm Caves.

beep/ビープ音
There is a beep from Michels mobile.

lottery/宝くじ
They have got 100,000 from the lottery.

I know place ,I'm happy.
The summer of last year was recalled.
Take care about the management of money.

Carnival

First published by Penguin Books 2003
Text copyright Annette Keen 2003
Illustration by Kim harey

floats/浮遊物
Look at the floats!

procession/行列
The procession is starting!

feathers/羽
She has feathers in her hair.

crowds/群衆
Ther are crowds of people near him.

sergeant/軍曹
Standing in front of apolice sergeant.

It was a sad story of the boy who had loved.
I feeling boys heart.

Just Visiting | Robert Crowder & Company（NYtimes）

recent／最近
On a recent trip to Los Angeles

murals／壁画
Asian-inspired muralsand screens that Crowder, an artist.

icons/アイコン
tells entertaining tales of the early days that feature style icons like the Duchess of Windsor and Barbara Hutton.

outskirts／郊外
showroom and offices on the outskirts of downtown Los Angeles.

swank／高慢
The building and its interiors are pure retro swank.

industry／産業
Although much of the company’s business is now in the hospitality industry .

lavishly ／惜しみなく
think lavishly paneled ballrooms for hotels like the Paris or the Venetian in Las Vegas

damask／ダマスク織
architectural／建築
dimensional／次元
The wallpapers themselves range from traditional damask patterns and architectural murals with columns and balustrades to eye-popping geometrics that seem almost three-dimensional.

I like interior. The United States is fashionable.
This news is reference. Because picture with news.
I want to this picture house.
How about you?


参考サイト
http://themoment.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/10/21/just-visiting-robert-crowder-company/?hpw

The Blue Cat Club

Penguin Readers

First published by Penguin Books 2003

Text copyright Bernard Smith 2003

cabaret/ ナイトクラブ

There's a cabaret,too.

brings/持ってくる

The man brings the drinks quickly to there table.

suddenly/突然

suddenly the music stops and the cabaret starts.

perhaps/偶然、ひょっとしたら

Perhaps you can be my volunteer.

This story is very good.

Because this story hero is dead. 

But man isn't dead.

It's a magic. I impression this books. 

Lucky Breaked

ＰＥＮＧＵＩＮ　ＢＯＯＫＳ
Ｊｏｈｎ　Ｅｓｃｏｔｔ
England and Assocaited Companies throughour the world.
First publish 2002

leg/脚
He falls and breaks his leg.

autograph/サイン
Maybe I can get her autograph.

shout/叫び声
youre not famos! the fans shout.

crutch/松葉杖
foot hits Toms crutch.

This book is happy end.
The hero is broken leg. He is unlucky.
but he's famos by his leg crutch.
I think his leg broken good!!

Dead Mans River

PENGUIN BOOKS
Elizabeth Laird
Published and distributed by Pearson Education Limited
First publish 1990


daughter/娘、女の子供
My daughter is not for you.

above/・・・より高く
Two men are standing above him.

fool/馬鹿、おろか
Don't be a fool.

spades/スペード
spades and trays for the gold.

along/～にそって
along the river

shut/閉める
He shuts his eyes.

bright/明るく輝く
the moon is bright.

This story is good.
Hero is very kindness. He is old man helped.
He did it out of kindness.
Therefor he is happy.
I'm happy too.

THE Cup in the forest

This book is bad ending storis. I think but.
Becouse the hero of this book girlfriend dead.
Money is better than boyfriend think girlfriend.
It serves she right!


strange/奇妙な、変な、不思議な
these are very strange stones.

curator/管理者、館長
The museum curator is an old man.

viking/海賊
there are some Viking graves name .

belong/所有物
They say this cup belongs to Hankon.

grave/墓場、死に場所
Hankon's grave. Take it back there . . . now!

afraid/怖い
But I'm afraid .The cup belongs to him.

First published by Penguin Books 2003

PENGUIN READERS

Published and distributed by Pearson Education Limited