Summarize Pg 60(Writing 10. 3°ESO)

Dear Lucas,


I know that you have to have a treatment, so I want to recommend you a very well-known hospital that you should visit, Great Ormond Street Hospital because they have created an exact copy of the building of Minecraft to do the experience less stressful.


Also, if someone of your family is disabled, I also want to tell you about some apps to help them. For example: Wheelmap to wheelchair users as your grandfather, Avaz to children who need extra support, Dream Reader to blind people, and Rogervoice to deaf people. You should try them because they free and easy to use.


Yours sincerely,

Amin Briouel

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