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a bit of “The Bunny in the Woods.” by Maliah

Carmelita or Carmel Valandez was a girl who lived on a farm. She was used to feeding the piglets and drawing the bunnies that hopped around in their big pen. She lived in Soledad, a humid area. She had a big family. Mami and Papa were her parents, Emilio, and Cruz were her brothers, and Sophia was her sister. Her Uncle Guillermo, or “William” was in a mariachi who would always come home with his bandmates and a bag full of empanadas, while her aunt Luisa would kiss William goodbye, and then spend the rest of the day with the goats, especially the baby goat, Vanita. Tia Rosa would eat all the food, and Tia Anita would try to tell her to wait till dinner, so Tia Rosa would go to a gas station and eat donut balls, scaring all the gangsters away with her loud yelling.

Maliah’s 100 Word Story “Yellow Bike”

My bike

 

I have a bike. Like a lot of kids. But I think mine is ugly. It’s worn down and has this really garish green color that gives me the chills. So, I decided to spray paint it yellow. Don’t ask me why yellow is the color I chose. To me, it’s just magical, like lemonade. I LOVE LEMONADE. That’s probably why I chose it as my color. 

 

I have a bike. Like a lot of kids. And I think mine is beautiful. It looks brand new and has this really poppy yellow color. I love my bike now. 

The Jabberwock Inn by Maliah

The Jabberwock  Inn

 

Christmas was coming very soon and Jia had a bucket-full of presents in her arms. Her fingers were as white as the snow. While she walked, she thought about what to get Gibson, a small corgi for Christmas. Gibson hopped in front of Jia and sped off.  Jia giggled, almost dropping all the gifts that laid in her arms.   Then, Gibson paused.  Jia walked carefully to where Gibson breached. A small, eerie looking inn was hidden in the shrubbery. The inn was old and grime infested. She shuddered as she read aloud, “welcome to the Jabberwock inn”