Wonderful Forest

Fairy-tale

Wonderful Forest

By Irina Gay (4-th grade)

            Once upon a time small-small hobbits, big-big monsters and nice-nice fairy-ladies lived in a wonderful-wonderful forest.  Big-big monsters were very-very ugly. Nice-nice fairy-ladies were very-very silly. But small-small hobbits were very-very smart.

            Last winter a white-white horse Mary walked in a wonderful-wonderful forest. Mary was cute and beautiful. She walked and thought, "I like red-red apples, green-green grass and sweet-sweet oranges. But in a wonderful-wonderful forest there are no red-red apples, green-green grass and sweet-sweet oranges. They are in hot-hot Africa. So, why do I walk in a wonderful-wonderful forest?"

             Mary got lost. She didn't know where her home was.

             Suddenly sad-sad Mary saw a small-small hobbit with yellow-yellow honey. He came up to Mary and said, "Hello. I'm a hobbit. My name is Billy. Why are you so sad?"

             "I got lost. Do you know where my house is?" asked Mary.

             "Yes, I know," answered smart-smart Billy.

             Smart-smart Billy and sad-sad Mary went to Mary's house and ate yellow-yellow honey. They are good-good friends now.