Dear 5R,
please read these two articles.
1) http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8299780.stm
2) http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8257153.stm
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These stories are very inspiring.
Why are they inspiring?
These stories inspire me to persevere in everything and do my best.
It was so touching when Mr Kamkwamba educated himself with only library books and had such a brave dream to bring electricity to his village that had never had it before.
Also, it was simply amazing that a 16-year-old teenager Babar Ali had set up a school for those too poor to go to normal school.
I have learnt that we must always be humble and however bold your dream is, just dont give up and you will achieve it!
even though they are poor,they still work hard how inspiring
I think that Barbar Ali and Mr Kamwamba are very inspiring. Although they are poor they still find ways to help their village. Like Barbar Ali, he taught the children in his age of just nine. Mr Kamwamba's dream was to bring electricity to his village and he achieved it.
What Babar Ali is doing is giving the poverty stricken children not only education, but also a better future to look forward to.
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