Simple Story by A.G. Smith
Once there was a little balloon named "Oxygen" and she was sad because she wanted to be an up balloon like the "Hilum" balloons. One day a magic wizard appeared to her and said, "How you go up, is when you are happy, but you will not always be happy, so you, like everyone else will go up and down" She didn't understand until the next day when her best friend made her laugh so much she when up,up and higher than any other balloon.
Simple Story by Sedgwick
Once upon a time, there was a little boy who sat down for dinner. For dinner his Mum and Dad made fish. The little boy said "Yuck! I don't like fish! It's gross!" he got really hungry that night. The next day he asked his Dad if he could get a pet fish, his dad said "Ok" so they went to the pet shop and picked an orange, goldfish. The little boy took good care of the goldfish, he fed it every day, made sure the fish had enough water and cleaned its bowl. One day when the little boy was at school, his mum realized the fish had died and she got so sad and called the dad to tell him "His fish died, what are we going to do?". After the boys mummy and daddy talked about it they told the boy. The boy said "But I was trying to make it big and strong so I could eat it! Now I have to start again" The Mummy and Daddy laughed and said "how about we go to the shops and get some fish?" The boy said "Yes please!". So the boy tried some fish and he loved it, and it became his favorite food.
Simple Story by A.G. Smith
One day not so long ago, there was a soccer team. They didn't have the best players, but they tried there best. Every game, they stayed positive, even when times where tuff. One soccer season they were so amazing, passing the ball to each other, dribbling it, defending, and most importantly, scoring. Their glory took them to the Grand Final, were they verse the strongest team. Sadly, they lost. They lost because the goalkeeper got scared. She got scared she was going to get hurt because the player with the ball was a very strong kicker. So she jump out of the way. Losing for the team. It was One team, one dream, but when you get scared, you can forget about that dream. So in life, you can jump away like the keeper, or step in front, and pick the ball up.
Simple Story by Sedgwick
Once upon a time, in a lush and magical forest, there lived a curious little squirrel named Sammy. Sammy was not an ordinary squirrel; he had a special gift. He could talk to the stars. One night, as the moon smiled down from the heavens, Sammy scampered up his favorite tree to have a conversation with the stars. "Hello, stars! How are you tonight?" he chirped. The stars twinkled in response, "We are shining brightly for you, Sammy. What would you like to talk about tonight?" Sammy settled down on a comfortable branch and shared his adventures of the day with the stars. He spoke about finding the biggest acorn he had ever seen and how he had helped a lost butterfly find its way home. As Sammy chatted, he noticed a shooting star streaking across the sky. "Oh, look! A shooting star! I've always heard they grant wishes. I wish for all the animals in the forest to have enough food and warmth for the winter." The shooting star sparkled and shimmered, granting Sammy's heartfelt wish. Suddenly, the forest was filled with an abundance of nuts, berries, and cozy nests for every creature. "Thank you, shooting star! That's the best bedtime story ever," Sammy exclaimed, feeling a warm sense of happiness and contentment. The stars whispered, "Sleep well, dear Sammy. Remember, even the smallest among us can make the world a brighter place." With a heart full of joy, Sammy snuggled into his cozy nest, under the twinkling starlit sky, and drifted off to sleep, knowing that his wish had made a difference in the lives of his forest friends. And so, the forest lived happily ever after, bathed in the glow of Sammy's kindness and the stars' eternal light.
Simple Story by A.G. Smith
Once, a young boy named Timmy lost his kite in the park. Disheartened, he sat down, unsure of what to do. A kind elderly man noticed and encouraged Timmy not to give up. Together, they searched high and low until they found the kite stuck in a tree. Timmy learned that with persistence and help from others, even a seemingly lost cause can be conquered.
Simple Story by A.G. Smith
Once in a bustling ant colony, there was a diligent ant named Andy. Andy always worked tirelessly, collecting food for the colony without pause. One day, as the rain poured down heavily, Andy saw a snail struggling to reach safety. Without a second thought, Andy helped the snail to shelter. The snail, named Sarah, was grateful. Andy learned that sometimes, helping others in need is more important than sticking to our routine. And in doing so, we build lasting friendships and make the world a better place.