Monday, November 1, 2010

The Girl Who Was Pocahontas

Once upon a time, there was a girl who had an idea for a costume on Halloween that probably no one else would be. The girl's name was Kaytie. And this is her idea. She was going to be an Indian... Pocahontas! She got lots of good treats. The End. Wait! The story is not done yet...
Her brother was a clown. And her sister was a princess and her other brother was a train engineer. NOW the story is done!!!

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Friday, September 10, 2010

The Best Book

Once upon a time, there was a princess named Abbie. She was good at writing stories, so good in fact, that, she didn't have to take a spelling class. So good that she was a publisher! And she wrote lots of children's and grown-up's books. And then a new writer moved into the block. And this other writer, who's name was Kaytie, challenged Abbie to a writing contest to see who could write the best children's books. She could write very well, but she couldn't come up with good ones for challenging. So Abbie asked her mom what she could do. Her mother said, "Well, just write whatever your brain says you should write." So she did. And Abbie won.
THE END

Friday, September 3, 2010

The Princess and the Ball

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Once upon a time, there was a princess, who's name was Kaytie. One day she went out with her family on a picnic. The boys who were Nate and Daniel and the dad went to fly a kite, while the girls went to a big field with flowers.
The oldest, who was Princess Kaytie, found a butterfly. It was a magic butterfly.
And the butterfly said, "Hop on my back."
So she got on the butterfly's back. And the butterfly started flying and took the princess to a magic forest where there were talking animals! And a wild horse took her to a ball where there were lots and lots of animals dancing. She started dancing with all of the animals until it was time to go. Then the butterfly took her back to the picnic where everyone was sleeping. So she went out to the field and picked lots of flowers to hang in her royal room.
THE END