- The Tomorrow Club links young writers and mentors.
- It gives young people a public place.
- People share personal and political stories.
- Some voices come from countries with censorship.
- Many writers speak about exile and loss.
- A political prisoner wrote from prison.
- Some young people fled after a coup.
- The club asks for more support.
Difficult words
- mentor — an experienced person who gives advicementors
- censorship — the act of blocking or removing some information
- exile — living away from your country by force
- prisoner — a person kept in prison or jail
- coup — a sudden illegal change of government
- support — help or money that people give
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Discussion questions
- Do you like to write stories?
- Would you like a mentor for your writing?
- Have you ever shared a personal story in public?
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