The Well by Clare Harris

Introduction
The Well is a book in the Macmillan Readers series. It is a Starter Level book. This means it is good for beginner English learners (A1 level). The book is written by Clare Harris. It is an exciting story about a girl named Lia and her grandmother.

The Story
Lia lives with her grandmother. Her grandmother is very old and sick. One day, she asks Lia to bring water from the well. But the journey is not easy. There is danger on the way. There is a volcano, and the air is full of smoke. There is also fire, and soldiers are in the streets.

Lia does not understand why the water from the well is so important. But she loves her grandmother. She wants to help her. So, she starts her journey.

Why Is the Water Important?
Lia does not know why the water is special. But her grandmother believes it is very important. Lia takes a big risk to get the water. She faces many dangers. Will she succeed? Is the water really special? You must read the book to find out!

Themes in the Book
This book has many interesting ideas:

• Love and Family – Lia loves her grandmother. She wants to help her, even when it is dangerous.

• Courage – Lia is brave. She does not stop, even when she is afraid.

• Mystery – Why does Lia’s grandmother want this water? What makes it special? The book has a mystery to solve!

Why Should You Read This Book?

• It is a short and easy book.

• The story is interesting and exciting.

• It helps you learn new English words.

• It is perfect for A1 English learners.

Conclusion
The Well by Clare Harris is a great book for beginner English learners. It has an exciting story, easy language, and interesting ideas. Do you want to know what happens to Lia? Read the book and find out!

Clare Harris Teacher and Writer 

Bridging Cultures Through Teaching and Writing

 

Meet Clare Harris, an educator and writer based in Perth, Western Australia, who has dedicated her life to empowering individuals through language and literature. Clare's journey has been marked by a deep passion for teaching English, a love for the written word, and an unwavering commitment to making education accessible to all.

Born and raised in one of the world's most isolated cities, Clare Harris discovered her love for English and teaching early on. Her extensive teaching career has taken her on a remarkable journey, from volunteering as a tutor in the UK to becoming a migrant English teacher in Australia. Clare's dedication extended to teaching in refugee camps in Thailand and in various workplaces and factories, where she recognized the transformative power of language and communication.

Around two decades ago, Clare embarked on a new chapter of her professional life—writing ESL (English as a Second Language) resources. This endeavor allowed her to combine her three greatest passions: writing, teaching English, and enjoying the simple pleasures of sitting in coffee shops. Her commitment to creating valuable educational materials has had a profound impact on learners worldwide.

Clare's literary contributions include the publication of three e-books and two puzzle books available on Amazon. Her works, such as "Easy ESL Wordfind Challenge" and "ESL Wordsearch Plus," offer engaging and effective tools for language learners. To further enhance accessibility, Clare's website, "thebooknextdoor.com/wordfinds," provides samples and resources for those eager to expand their language skills.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Clare Harris finds joy in dancing Tango and Lindy Hop when she's not immersed in writing or teaching. Her adventurous spirit and dedication to self-expression through dance mirror her approach to education and literature.

In addition to her own accomplishments, Clare proudly shares a literary connection with her sister, children's author Emma Laybourn, known for her contributions to "megamousebooks.com" and "englishliteratureebooks.com." This family bond highlights their shared passion for storytelling and education.

Clare Harris continues to inspire and empower learners of all backgrounds, bridging cultural divides and fostering a love for the English language. Her unwavering commitment to education and her creative contributions to ESL resources have left an enduring mark on the world of language learning, making her a beloved figure among students and educators alike.