sodako and the 1,000 paper cranes

Today in class we learned about Sadako Saski . she was born on January 7 1943 in  Hiroshima japan during world war 2. she was only 2  when the little boy bomb dropped on her home town on August 6 1945 also known as the Enola gay. When that happened Sadako  was at home playing with her toys when the  bomb landed she was blown out the window and berried under broken homes her mother spent hours searching for her  suspecting she mite be dead but she found her daughter berried in  rocks. after that bomb landed the war was over  but it killed 20,000 people. Sadako was a great student all here grades where high and she was a very good runner and athlete. about nine years after the bomb landed Sadako was diagnosed with  swelling on her checks and ears and she got purple bumps on her legs and she was sent to the hospital. one day he friend came to visit her and said if you fold 1,000 paper cranes  your wish will come true sadly Sadako only made it to 644 cranes before she died at age of twelve. people all over the world still make paper cranes andsend them to her memorial so I dedicate  this blog post to Sadako  Saski  and that she folded cranes to have hope that she would make it but there is much more to do to have hope and to give hope to others