The world is made of stories
Nia meets a mysterious lady at the market who gives her a locket, what secrets does it hold?
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The Spier-Schafer is about to adopt an orphan from Stoneybrook's Children Home. Mary Anne remembered her friend, Carlos. She's all excited.
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Kayla and Kaylee Willis are twin sisters. They moved from New York City. They have six younger siblings. They became friends with Mary Anne.
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Still waters run deep - in people too. Anyone who watched closely could see pretty clearly how "deep" this quiet little kid was.
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Thanks Melissa Smith. They were.
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I really liked this, you can tell these are fond memories.
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Yeah, it really is surprising that so many of us made it out of childhood alive back then. I'm glad you enjoyed it, Red-Dog.
Just another story from "Tales from the Tree House", by Gene Thomas
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I'm glad you enjoyed the story, Hannah Marie.
This story is from a collection of short stories called "Tales from the Tree House", by Gene Thomas. Oh, the things we did as kids !
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Enjoyable story, felt quite realistic
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I am not a fan of dinosaurs but I like your straight to the point story.
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Well that was ... different. Poor Spinosaurus - all for a bit of fish!
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Interesting story juju. I'd like to know why the t-rex was angry with the spinosaurus.
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Actually it's scary Tom Baker. Thank you for reading it. Job done.
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Aw that's very sweet juju
This is a story for children around age 6 that my little brother (5 years old) wrote with me :)
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A nice, simple story livelaughlove
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Lovely story and collaboration! Just be careful to capitalize Little Bear every time, as it's his name.
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Sweet story livelaughlove but yeah, could do with toning down a little to children!
A more of a children's novel, but still very good. Enjoy!!
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A nice story livelaughlove but you could definitely expand on it
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Thank you! Tamsin Emma
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Lovely story with a nice message livelaughlove. I enjoyed reading this, good stuff.
One tomboys experiences of summer and seventh grade
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Great work, I really enjoyed reading this! Very amusing and very relate-able.
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Very funny Barbara Walker, although it does need a proofread
After the encounter with the woman, the children remain weary of their encounter, then a storm causes Jacob to take refuge in the same cabin
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This is one park you'll not have happy memories upon leaving that's if you get out alive
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Do you ever read these comments Jobella Ortix?
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Good start, wonder where you intend to take this...
Don't let anyone one get you down; We're all the same once the lights are turned off
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Christina Ar Thanks :D
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Alexandra Neon Thank you! I'm glad you liked it c:
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I live in Bangalore, India .. Born and raised in Kerala, India :)
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I am from Cyprus, but I live in Uk! How about you Ashwin Shanker ?
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im amazed how stories from across the globe reach each other .... where u from Christina Ar ?
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Thank u very much Christina Ar ... There are soooo many ways our children surprise us right??
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Oh such a sweet little boy! :) I so much enjoyed your story Ashwin Shanker !
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What an amusing story! It's short, sweet and I really like the idea of a vegetable cake - what a funny revenge!
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Very enjoyable TurnOffTheLights, what inspired it?
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jeff mantel Thank you!
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Christina Ar Thank you! I'm finding out that a lot of my former friends were like this~
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Emsy I'm glad you can! Thanks for reading :D
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Fun little nonsense poem TurnOffTheLights
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Great! I
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Hannah Marie Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.









Nice piece but a few too many run-on sentences, especially in the opening Redheaded_Dancer