Knowledge Day in Kazakhstan - the 1st of September
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01.09.2014
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The 1st of September, also known as Knowledge Day, is celebrated today across many CIS member countries and former Soviet republics: Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Russia, Turkmenistan, and Ukraine.
It symbolizes the start of another school year for schoolchildren and teachers at schools and students and professors at universities.
The first day of September also has a sweet tradition of the First Bell when a first grade girl rings the bell signalizing the beginning of the school year.
Here we present 12 Books every child has to read including for the purposes of learning English:
Drama. Criticism of hypocritical society that leads to degradation of a human being.
Novel. Friendship, thirst for freedom and justice
Humorous novella. Friendship, English humor.
4) The Time Machine by HerbertGeorg Wells
Science fiction. Philosophical view on conceptualization of time in consciousness of a man of XX century.
5) Alice in Wonderland by LewisCarroll
Fairy tale. Humor, paradoxicalities of life
6) The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by Frank Baum
Fairy tale. Good and Evil, friendship
7) Twenty Thousand Leaguesunder the Sea by Jules Verne
Novel. Adventure, friendship, nature perception
8 ) The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Allegoric fairy tale. Attitude towards yourself, our planet, inner and external purity, vices of adults through children’s eyes “You're responsible for what you have tamed”
9) The Call of the Wild by JackLondon
Novel. Survival of the strongest, civilization and nature, fate and free will
10) The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper
Novel. French and Indian War, the mental world of the Indians, customs of Indian tribes, dignity and courage
11) Peter Pen by JamesMatthew Barrie
Fairy tale. Childhood, adventure, friendship, fantasy
12) Charlie and theChocolate Factory by Roald Dahl
Fairy tale. Childhood, honesty, bravery, belief in your dream
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