Money cannot

buy Happiness

Camilla Rezende

CILT – Centro Interescolar de Línguas de Taguatinga

CILT’s Writing Club: Café Literário do CILT

I have never had much money, but I’m happy!

Many people want to have

a lot of money...

...But it also brings many problems...

...Why is everybody so obsessed with material things?

...Money cannot buy happiness...

...People often say: “I need

money”.

...Well, so do I, but it isn’t the most important

thing in my life.

...But , what makes...

me happy?

...Things that cost me nothing, like music,

dancing, my family and friends. In the end,

that’s what makes me

happy!!

THANKS FOR READING “MONEY CANNOT BUY HAPPINESS” BY CAMILLA REZENDE

THE END

How about you? What makes you happy? What makes you unhappy?

What makes me happy is...____________________________________________________________________________________What makes me unhappy is... ____________________________________________________________________________________

Comprehension Questions:

1. Is the author’s title interesting? __________________________.2. How can the autor improve the story in your opinion?

___________.3. Are there any new words you learned with this book?

___________.4. What new words have you learned with this book?

_____________.5. If you could change any part of the book, what part would you like to

change? __________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

6. What part of the book did you like most? _________________________7. What part of the book did you like least? _________________________8. Did you learn any lesson with this book? __________________________9. How can we improve relationships? _____________________________10.Who is responsible for making relationships last longer?

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Cilt’s Students’ Literary Production

Author: Camilla Rezende

Editorial Supervisor: Teacher: Gerson A. MouraIllustrator/Artist: nidihi Publisher: www.storybird.comDate: I Semester - Fall 2015

A project from ‘Cilt’s Writing Club’: “Café Literário” CILT: Centro Interescolar de Línguas de Taguatinga