Journal Article

What a girl wants: from around the world

2004

Overview

We're girls who attend International Schule Frankfurt-Rhein-Main ClSFJ, an international school in Germany. We're friends with girls /rom many other countries and learn about the world fom an international perspective. Even though our cultures are different, we still like and want a lot o/ the same things. We have a lot in common-we're all girls and we all have dreams. These are some o/ the things we dream about: I'm from Germany, but I was born in Italy. I've lived in Italy, England, Berlin, and now Frankfurt. My dad works at Delbruck, a banking company, so we move a lot. My hobbies are riding, swimming, sailing, and surfing. What I really want is to have a dog or a cat. I go to an international school because normal German schools are too easy. My dad doesn't live with my mom, so we get by on our own. I'm an only child. Sometimes I behave like a princess-and sometimes I don't. I want a lot of things. I want to be a weather woman in the U.S. and report on tornados. I want to make a lot of money so I can help poor countries. I'd get a companion who'd travel with me to help poor people. I want peace in schools and in countries. I want peace everywhere. I wish wars would never start.

• Publisher: New Moon Girl Media
• Subject: Beliefs, opinions and attitudes / Dance / Family (Sociological Unit) / Females / Germany / Girls / International Schools / Preschool Teachers / Schools / Social aspects