THE Great ESCAPE
The oven. The heat. The fire. That was all I could think about when I was a centimeter away from the oven.
Snowflakes falling down
Do you remember my last story? The one about the snowflake that fell down? I was going to move on to my next story, but today I’ll just repeat my old one.
Dr. SUess here!!!!!
Think big, and give yourself a pat on the back. Open your heart, remember that.
New York
There are many interesting things about New York. Here I can tell you some. Did you know that the abbreviation for New York is NY.
The Gaming time
The dice danced around in the cup and then it ran out of my mom’s hands and on to the game board. “Ohhh,” I shouted.
Hair Straightener
Envision going to an event and you need to straighten your hair. You begin ironing your hair and then you get late.
The Monster Under My Bed
No one believes me. They think I’m lying. But it’s really true, a big hairy monster lives under my bed and I can prove it. Last night, I slowly tip-toed to the light switch and turned the light off. Fortunately the monster didn’t grab me to death yet.
Violence (Malcolm X) vs. Non-Violence (Martin Luther King Jr.)
Did you know that Malcolm X was a minister and an activist? Most of us don’t know that because he protested with violence. Martin Luther King Jr., also known as MLK Jr., was also a minister and an activist, and is famous because of his nonviolent protests. MLK Jr. and Malcolm X did the same thing but had different ways to do it. And that’s what set forth the difference between these two men. Malcolm X was a person who valued and accepted other differences, acknowledged and fought racism, and appreciated non-violence and equality, just like Dr. King.