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But why do poachers want these animals so badly? Why do they risk hunting them illegally? (p. 15) I chose and read this story this week, "Cambodia Animal Rescue." I said I loved cute animals last week, but I like strong animals (tigers, lions, etc.) So I chose this book. In this book, it is written about many problems of illegal poachers and about an animal rescue center. After I finished reading,I could know about these problems,and I felt angry for poachers and hoped that animals could be rescue as many as possible. Also, I felt we had to save animals lives, too. Waring, Rob. (2008). Cambodia Animal Res cue. Boston: Thomson Heinle.

He was fighting for his life! (p. 8) This time, I chose this book because I like animals, especially cute animals. I attracted by this books cover. So cute! I learned animals strength to survive and splendor of those who work with animals. But I could understand pain of them. This story is nonfiction and some nursery workers comments are written, so I moved more. Animals can't be taken care by humans forever, so we and animals have to break up some time. To read this story, I learned nursery workers pain of farewell and splendor of those who decided to do it. We can feel value of lives to read this book. Please read it! Waring, Rob. (2008). Farley the Red Panda. Boston : Thomson Heinle

I'm a soldier - it's my job.(p.5) I like guns and military and I often be moved by soldier's dramatic stories. So I chose this book. First, I concerned about this book's title, "Why?" In this story, many "why" are used. But when I understood "why"'s true mean, my heart hurt. By reading this book, I could feel misery of wars and thought about soldiers. That was so heartbreaking but good story. Prowse, Philip. (2008). Why?  UK: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS.