1. Born Free and Living Free, my two favorite books about animals ritten by joy adamson.

1. 1. Born Free and Living Free, my two favorite books about animals ritten by joy adamson.

2. 1. Born Free and Living Free, my two favorite books about animals, were written by Joy Adamson.

3. 2. After reading about Adamson’s life in kenya, africa, my brother exclaimed, I’m not going to miss the show about her at 830 op.m.”!

4. 2. After reading about Adamson’s life in Kenya, Africa, my brother exclaimed, “I’m not going to miss the show about her at 8:30 P.M.!”

5. 3. Our science teacher asked me and my brother “is the story of Joy Adamson and Elsa the lion fiction or nonfiction”?

6. 3. Our science teacher asked my brother and me, “Is the story Joy Adamson and Elsa the lion fiction or nonfiction?”

7. 4. I told ms. Chang, “Well I knoe it’s easy to dout that a woman and a lion bould be close, but from actual events come this incredible story.”

8. 4. I told Ms. Chang, “Well, I know it’s easy to doubt that a women and a lion could be so close, but from actual events comes this incredible story.”

9. 5. I wonder said Sam, if other people in Africa has been able to raise a lion and then successfully set it free?

10. 5. “I wonder,” said Sam, “if other people in Africa have been able to raise a lion and then successfully set it free.”

11. 6. My several searchs thru the library shelfs convinces me that what Joy Adamson accomplished with Elsa had never be done before.

12. 6. My several searches through the library shelves convince me that what Joy Adamson accomplished with Elsa had never been done before.

13. 7. What could have been greatest for Joy Adamson than to know she’d finally tot elsa to live in the wild?

14. 7. What could have been greater for Joy Adamson than to know she’d finally taught Elsa to live in the wild?

15. 8. Even tho nothing could be gooder than knowing Elsa would survive, letting go of her was one of the tough things Adamson had ever done.

16. 8. Even though nothing could be better than knowing Elsa would survive, letting go of her was one of the toughest things Adamson had ever done.

17. 9. Jake said, “Yes I was also sad Celia when Adamson and Elsa had to leave each other Elsa however came back to see Adamson often.

18. 9. Jake said, “Yes, I was also sad, Celia, when Adamson and Elsa had to leave each other. Elsa, however, came back to see Adamson often.”

19. 10. “In Living Free, I told Tonia, Adamson wrote about Elsa’s experiences as a mother she loved Elsa and her cubs as if they were childs of her own.”

20. 10. “In Living Free,” I told Tonia, “Adamson wrote about Elsa’s experiences as a mother. She loved Elsa and her cubs as if they were children of her own.”