Meaningful Writting Theme

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Did you know"all summer in a day"? that's a really meaningful writting that wrote by Ray Bradbury. when you are reading that story. Many different elements will mix you feeling. the peer pressure, the yearn for the sun... But although there are a lot of themes in that story. the most important thing that the story teaches us is to cherish everything you have now.

To begin with, Actually sun is the common thing in our life, but for the children in the story, sun was the most precious thing in their world. even all of the interests in their life had gathered in that day. when the sun came out, and They saw the light of the sun. that's even can save their life. " they were running and their faces up to the sky and feeling the sun on their cheeks

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