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Streets of London: english version
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Streets of London: english version

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The nine year old Tim moves with his parents to London, because his father got a new job. One day Tim makes contact to Tony, a homeless, who lives under the Waterloo Bridge, near Big Ben. Both make friends to each other and Tim tries to hide this from his parents. As his mum asks Tim one day because of his sudden appetite on fruits which he never touched before, Tim has to tell her about his new friend and his mum reacts very angry. His father gives house arrest to Tim. But Tims achieves that his parents got to know Tony and they agree. When they meet him, Tim tells Tony that they gave him house arrest because they want to forbid his friendship to Tony because Tony is a bit different. Tims parents are ashamed, but Tony takes a really emotional speech explaining to them that he has not choosen this kind of life and the other homeless also not. But nevertheless they are not bad people. They only had bad luck and under bad circumstances they declined to this kind of life. This speech convinces Tims parents and they allow Tim again to visit Tony. Nearly all his freetime Tim spends now with Tony and his classmates get sceptical because he has no more time for them. So they spy on him and as they find out his friendship to an old homeless they blame him in front of his whole class and ignore him the next time. For Tim this is a hard experience, but he don’t want to give up his friendship to Tony because of that. He has faith that one day they will forget and come back to Tim again. Now the winter is near and Tim is afraid about Tony that he could freeze to death. He askes his parents if Tony cannot move in their home. After a time of thinking they agree, but only temporarily. For Tony the whole environment is strange and he finds it very difficult to adapt. But all of the family take regard to that. Tim’s father also arranges a job as security man for Tony. Everything seems to move in the right direction. Then in the summertime the family plans to go on holidays at the Me

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Books on Demand
Date
22 September 2016
Pages
122
ISBN
9783741263385

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

The nine year old Tim moves with his parents to London, because his father got a new job. One day Tim makes contact to Tony, a homeless, who lives under the Waterloo Bridge, near Big Ben. Both make friends to each other and Tim tries to hide this from his parents. As his mum asks Tim one day because of his sudden appetite on fruits which he never touched before, Tim has to tell her about his new friend and his mum reacts very angry. His father gives house arrest to Tim. But Tims achieves that his parents got to know Tony and they agree. When they meet him, Tim tells Tony that they gave him house arrest because they want to forbid his friendship to Tony because Tony is a bit different. Tims parents are ashamed, but Tony takes a really emotional speech explaining to them that he has not choosen this kind of life and the other homeless also not. But nevertheless they are not bad people. They only had bad luck and under bad circumstances they declined to this kind of life. This speech convinces Tims parents and they allow Tim again to visit Tony. Nearly all his freetime Tim spends now with Tony and his classmates get sceptical because he has no more time for them. So they spy on him and as they find out his friendship to an old homeless they blame him in front of his whole class and ignore him the next time. For Tim this is a hard experience, but he don’t want to give up his friendship to Tony because of that. He has faith that one day they will forget and come back to Tim again. Now the winter is near and Tim is afraid about Tony that he could freeze to death. He askes his parents if Tony cannot move in their home. After a time of thinking they agree, but only temporarily. For Tony the whole environment is strange and he finds it very difficult to adapt. But all of the family take regard to that. Tim’s father also arranges a job as security man for Tony. Everything seems to move in the right direction. Then in the summertime the family plans to go on holidays at the Me

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Books on Demand
Date
22 September 2016
Pages
122
ISBN
9783741263385