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A man is waiting for his girlfriend, when he sees the most beautiful woman in the world. The weird thing is, she claims to be his girlfriend. But she's never looked anything like this at all. Is he going crazy? Is she playing a trick on him? And are there any drawbacks to dating a beautiful woman?
Sci-Fi Fantasy Graded Readers for ELT are designed to bring science fiction and fantasy into the ESL or EFL classroom. These genres allow readers to grapple with serious issues in a way that promotes the use of the imagination.
Inside You Read questionsThe story (2042 Words/A2)Comprehension QuestionsWriting Prompt
Sci-Fi Fantasy Graded Readers for ELT are designed to bring science fiction and fantasy into the ESL or EFL classroom. These genres allow readers to grapple with serious issues in a way that promotes the use of the imagination.
Inside You Read questionsThe story (2042 Words/A2)Comprehension QuestionsWriting Prompt
16 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 17, 2022
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May 13, 2025
Sometimes what you wish for is not as good as what you already have.
The book opens with a question. It's supposed to make students think about the theme of the story.
A guy likes his girlfriend’s personality, but he's not physically attracted to her. It starts to bother him.
As he waits for his girlfriend he meets an attractive stranger who knows him quite well, but he has never met her.
Upon showing her a photographer of his girlfriend he looks at the photo and can't believe his eyes-
the beautiful stranger has replaced his girlfriend in it!
How would you react in this situation?
Sometimes what you have is better than what you wish for.
This is a good short story and a simple lesson.
There were some editing mistakes in this book which should be fixed if it's to be used educationally, but overall it's good.
At the end of the book are a set of questions for student readers and a writing practice.
The book opens with a question. It's supposed to make students think about the theme of the story.
A guy likes his girlfriend’s personality, but he's not physically attracted to her. It starts to bother him.
As he waits for his girlfriend he meets an attractive stranger who knows him quite well, but he has never met her.
Upon showing her a photographer of his girlfriend he looks at the photo and can't believe his eyes-
the beautiful stranger has replaced his girlfriend in it!
How would you react in this situation?
Sometimes what you have is better than what you wish for.
This is a good short story and a simple lesson.
There were some editing mistakes in this book which should be fixed if it's to be used educationally, but overall it's good.
At the end of the book are a set of questions for student readers and a writing practice.
April 4, 2025
Another addition to this exceptional series.
An interesting tale highlighting the pitfalls of being too shallow. Other than a random “Chapter 4” heading on page 9, the story is well-written, as I’ve come to expect from this series. As always, there are stimulating questions posed before and after the actual story, that would be perfect for solo contemplation or group discussion. An ideal book for the classroom.
I love this whole series. The stories are sharp and thought-provoking. The questions, both before and after the story, provide topics to chew over no matter the age of the reader. Books like “Baby Shopping” should be a standard in schools. Keep them coming!
An interesting tale highlighting the pitfalls of being too shallow. Other than a random “Chapter 4” heading on page 9, the story is well-written, as I’ve come to expect from this series. As always, there are stimulating questions posed before and after the actual story, that would be perfect for solo contemplation or group discussion. An ideal book for the classroom.
I love this whole series. The stories are sharp and thought-provoking. The questions, both before and after the story, provide topics to chew over no matter the age of the reader. Books like “Baby Shopping” should be a standard in schools. Keep them coming!
September 24, 2024
The same great learning features of this series, but needs editing.
It’s another interesting shorty story with the engaging language learning features expected in this series. I had to drop a star because the lack of editing is a little distracting.
It’s another interesting shorty story with the engaging language learning features expected in this series. I had to drop a star because the lack of editing is a little distracting.
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