Lia's Guide to Winning the Lottery (2011)
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The problem is choosing who and where and how much.
Mario lives in Colombia. He runs a barber shop. He supports his three younger brothers. A loan of one thousand five hundred dollars would buy him the equipment he needs to take on an assistant, grow his business.
Chantou lives in Cambodia. She’s twenty-four and she supports two younger brothers and her disabled father. Two thousand dollars would help her buy rice to plant and a motorcycle to take goods to market.
Mario and Chantou were on a DVD... all about different ways we could give, international ways – the amazing things we could do with what felt like relatively small amounts of money.
‘Just one hundred and fifty dollars buys a water pump,’ said Martha, the woman running the Philanthropy session. ‘That money could save countless lives in Africa and South-east Asia. Have you ever thought about what it’s like living without a clean water supply? There are millions of people who do that, and children who die unnecessarily.’ I’d never thought about living without a clean water supply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The problem is choosing who and where and how much.
Mario lives in Colombia. He runs a barber shop. He supports his three younger brothers. A loan of one thousand five hundred dollars would buy him the equipment he needs to take on an assistant, grow his business.
Chantou lives in Cambodia. She’s twenty-four and she supports two younger brothers and her disabled father. Two thousand dollars would help her buy rice to plant and a motorcycle to take goods to market.
Mario and Chantou were on a DVD... all about different ways we could give, international ways – the amazing things we could do with what felt like relatively small amounts of money.
‘Just one hundred and fifty dollars buys a water pump,’ said Martha, the woman running the Philanthropy session. ‘That money could save countless lives in Africa and South-east Asia. Have you ever thought about what it’s like living without a clean water supply? There are millions of people who do that, and children who die unnecessarily.’ I’d never thought about living without a clean water supply.
What to read after Lia's Guide to Winning the Lottery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David, Keren to read onlineMoreLess
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