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The Girl with the Lost Smile is written by Miranda Hart. It was first published in Great Britain in 2017. It is a fantasy book, and it is written about a girl who always tries to smile. However, something happens and she loses her smile.
The girl’s name is Chloe, and she must get her smile back for her family and friends. Chloe and her friends were always joking and laughing, so they were very confused, when Chloe stopped smiling. While they were trying to find her smile, she meets two extraordinary friends who help her to find her smile. Chloe also has an imaginary world, where she actually tries to find her smile.
The book has a lot of magical creatures and extraordinary things, but it’s not like a perfect magical kingdom. They also have some stressful and sad moments. It is an easy book to read, but there are some words that children would not understand. I would recommend this book to children from 7 to 12 years old, to people who like fantasy, but it could be a little boring for older children.
Elizaveta Rodionova, Year 7 student
Moscow Campus
The CIS International School team invites you to an BBQ-style Open Day!
Due to numerous requests from parents, the registration for our Summer School 2023 has been extended until June 15th!
We invite you to take part in the main event of the 2023!
Don't miss out on the chance to push yourself to new limits and make unforgettable memories with your family and friends.
We are excited to invite you to our Summer School!
In the summer of 2022, our students graduated from 13 classes, passed their exams, and graduated...
Our campuses open the doors for everyone who wants to get acquainted with the life of the school and get answers to any questions about admission and education.
During the open day, your child will have a golden opportunity to get acquainted with our school and the daily schedule, interact with their future classmates and much more...
This week at the Skolkovo campus literally expands horizons. Our children will be able not only to "visit" different countries on different continents...
