Benjamin likes playing video games, listening to music and doing math. His favorite animal is a monkey. He lives in Los Angeles with his mom, dad, and sister.
“One time in a faraway land, a young boy named Bob was playing in the snow. He wanted to have a snowball of his own that never melted. He really liked snowball fights, and he wanted to have them every day.”
One time in a faraway land, a young boy named Bob was playing in the snow. He wanted to have a snowball of his own that never melted. He really liked snowball fights, and he wanted to have them every day. After he was done playing in the snow, he went inside his house, took off his cozy sweater, and had some hot chocolate because he was cold. He asked his mother if he could have a snowball of his own. She said no. He whined all night, but he still didn’t get his way.
Four hours later, Bob decided to go find the snowball that never melted. He ran down his street and bumped into an old man who only had five teeth.
“Sorry,” he said. Bob was so excited that he didn’t care that the man looked creepy. Bob just blurted out, “I’m looking for a snowball that never melts.”
The old man told him he could find the snowball in a castle, and gave him the directions to the castle.
Bob went through the farm lands and found a wild cat to help him get to the castle. Bob finally found the blue, striped castle, and the wild cat went back to the farm lands. The inside of the castle was cold and it had a lot of cobwebs. Bob looked for hours in the castle for the snowball, but he just couldn’t find it. Then he thought to himself that the old man had tricked him. He ran to the door and tried to get out, but the doors were locked. The ceiling was plastic, but there was no ladder to get to the top. He was trapped!!!
Bob kicked the door as hard as he could. He punched the door as hard as he could, and he slammed the door as hard as he could!
“Help!” he screamed, but then he saw a spark of light in the sky through the ceiling. He thought it was a magic fairy, and it was!
The fairy floated down and said, “Are you trapped in this dark castle?”
“Yes,” Bob said. He trusted the fairy because she looked nice and was brightly colored.
The happy rainbow fairy said, “Let’s have a happy ending to this story and let’s get you out of this dark castle.”
In a second, the rainbow fairy threw her magic purple goo on Bob, and it transported Bob out of the castle and to his house. He felt so dizzy and weird, but he was so happy that he was back with his family.
In the end, Bob didn’t really care about if he had the snowball or not.
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