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An autobiography of a story book

My name is ‘Arabian Nights’. I am a colorful and attractive
book. I was printed in New Zealand and was later shipped
to Singapore. It was a long tiring journey.

As soon as I reached the Singapore harbor, I was taken to
a bookshop. I was displayed on a shelf with other new
books. There I met and befriended a book entitled “Alice in
Wonderland.”

One day a few girls entered the shop. They laughed and
joked among themselves. They were browsing through the
books and one of them picked me up. She was attracted
to me and bought me immediately. I was taken to her
house and placed on a bookshelf. She took good care of
me. After reading me, she would place me carefully on the
shelf.

One day, her mischievous cousin visited her. He entered
her room without her permission and started tearing her
books. Then to my horror, he took me from the shelf and
flipped through my pages very roughly. Just then, my
owner stormed into the room and rescued me. She
smoothed out my pages and soon I was as good as new.
Till today I am with her giving her delight through my
stories. I love her very much.

My ambition

My ambition is to become a successful scientist. I have

always enjoyed attending science lessons in school. I
believe it would be life’s greatest joy to establish my
career in the scientific field.

Becoming a successful scientist involves a lot of hard work
and dedication. I admire great scientists like Einstein and
Newton who braved a lot of setbacks to become
successful. I am very inquisitive by nature. I do not stop
asking questions till I thoroughly understand the answer.
In class, I always make sure that I perform each science
experiment properly. When in doubt, I consult my
teachers.

As a scientist, I would be able to invent new things for
mankind. We would then be able to lead a more
comfortable life. Perhaps I can invent cars that are
operated by robots or a computer that thinks like a human.
My parents think highly of my ambition and are very
supportive. They always buy me books on science and
take me to science exhibitions.

In order to fulfill my ambition, not only must I work hard for
it, I must also understand that “Failure is the mother of
success”.