Tuti and Bluefish

By Xlibris US

Tuti was a little girl who lived in a modest house far from town. Her school was far from where she lived. But because Tuti liked school, she did not mind the hour-walk to get there and the hour to return home. Because it was a small town, Tuti wasnt the only one who lived on the outskirts; there were other children too. On the way to class, Tuti would meet with Zuca, and further on, with Tete as well. The three of them were very good friends.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jul 17, 2014
• ISBN: 9781499031782

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Copyright © 2014 by Fatima Priestley. 633454

ISBN: Softcover 978-1-4990-3179-9

ISBN: EBook 978-1-4990-3178-2

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Rev. date: 07/10/2014

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TUTI AND BLUEFISH

Tuti was a little girl who lived in a modest house far from town. Her school was far from where she lived. However, Tuti liked school so she didn’t mind the hour walk to get there and the hour to return home. She lived on the outskirts of a small town, but she was not alone, other children lived on the outskirts as well. On the way to class, Tuti would meet with Zuca, and further on, with Tete as well. The three of them were very good friends.

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Tuti was a very diligent student. She always did her homework, knew her lessons and her notebooks were well organized. Now, Zuca was not organized, but at least she knew her lessons. Tete on the other hand was the opposite of his friends; he never studied, his notebooks were dirty and he never did his homework. The teachers would get after him because he was never prepared and he always had some excuse for not having studied. Nevertheless, Tuti liked Tete.

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After class, the three friends would walk together as far as the crossroads. At that point, they parted