There are eight stories in this book. "The house" is best for me. There was a man who lose him job. He started living on the road. One day he met a woman. She sold food. She gave him some food. He was helped by her. After that, he get a job and they meet again.
I like this book because the stories were short ones. All stories were heartful. When I finished reading, I thought I have to be kind to all people. (

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lubak | Dec 9, 2009 |

This book has many short stories around the world. These stories is moving . My favorite story is "A Pot Full of Tears". The woman stranger leave her child in wooden house. The barren woman wants to children, but she can't have children. But her husband and she get child who was left in wooden house.
I think this story is moving. It is wonderful that parents thinks carefuly about ther child. In the country where the war is continued, people thinks carefuly each other, Our coutry should be too. (

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anjera | Nov 7, 2009 |

I knew what makes people around the world laugh or cry. They have each problems. I impressed people live hard. (

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From Botswana to New Zealand, from Jamaica to Nigeria, from Uganda to Malaysia, from India to South Africa, these moving stories show us that the human heart is the same in every place. Children, wives, mothers, husbands, friends all have the same feelings of fear and pain, happiness and sadness. These eight stories were winning entries in the 2004 Commonwealth Short Story Competition. The writers are Sefi Atta, Adrienne M. Frater, Lauri Kubuitsile, Erica N. Robinson, Jackee Budesta Batanda, Janet Tay Hui Ching, Anuradha Muralidharan, and Tod Collins.

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