Do you like having mi! Do you like reading books? If you do, you can have the "milk book". It's a new kind of story book; Slovenia. There is a oiIy on the box of milk, so we call it "milk book ". Bostjian Gorenc Pizama writes stories for the milk books. People like playing games on computers and phones. They spend less their reading. The stores sell spokes at very good prices.一些父母们想为他们的孩子买这些书, Parents want to help them have some milk before they go to sleep. A cup of milk and a bed time story, and help them sleep well, any families buy the books in Slovenia now. Because they can have fun rom these books.

If you're feeling hungry, what's the easiest way to satisfy your hunger? It's reported that many of the young will order some takeaway food, according to China Daily.

Eating choices are endless, and takeaway delivery apps make ordering food quick and convenient. We can feed our cravings（渴望）at the push of a button. And during the recent outbreak of COVID-19, it provided a lifeline to those stuck at home with nothing to cook or who lacked the skills to prepare a meal for themselves. It's reported that in the UK alone, people eat three million takeaway meals a day, and the biggest delivery apps together offer a choice of 100 cuisines from 60, 000 restaurants.

It's no wonder we like to skip the grocery shopping（食品杂货店）and tuck into（痛快地吃）something that someone else has prepared. But ordering ready-prepared food can come at a high price. To our health, eating too much processed（加工好的）unhealthy fast food has some effects on obesity（肥胖）and increase the risk of developing certain diseases.

Of course, reducing salt, sugar and fat is one way to make takeaway food healthier. But the best choice is to find a cookbook and try making your own meals. And if you haven't got time, try ordering a healthier meal from the menu.

Cody liked the freedom that came withhis first summer job. He worked at Mitchell's Farm where people could come andpick the corn, berries and tomatoes out in the fields themselves. Then they'dbring their produce to checkout stand, where Cody would weigh it and charge (收费) the appropriateprice. Mr and Mrs. Mitchell were usually busy somewhere else, so Cody wastrusted to manage the stand by himself.

For the most part, Cody obeyed theMitchell's rules. When someone asked for a discount or a sample, Cody said no. Buthe did sometimes change the rules for friends, much to their delight.

"Go ahead, taste a few berriesbefore I weigh," he'd say when it was someone he knew. It was against therules to eat something before you bought it, but everyone wanted to.

One day, a man came to stand with abasket of corn he had picked. Cody weighed the ears of corn and told the manhow much it cost. The man looked confused.

"But I was here yesterday, and youtoldsomeonethat for every five ears you buy, you get onefree," he said.

Cody had it in his memory. He hadindeed offered that deal to the Thomases, who happened to be his neighbors. Nowhe felt sad about it. He saw Mrs Mitchell working close by. How was Cody goingto explain that he had given a deal to those he knew while he made everyoneelse pay full price?

The man saw that Cody was looking atMrs Mitchell," Is that the owner? May I speak to her?" he asked.

Cody thought about offering the man thesame discount, but there were people in line behind him, and they were carryingcorn, too. Cody hung his head and walked over to seen Mrs. Mitchel.