Short Story Of Matilda

“Ma’am, will you tell me the real reason that you make every single person sign that book over there,” he asks pointing towards the piano where the signature book was lying.

“Okay. This tiny gray mouse is Mozart,” she said then held up a miniature stuffed animal of the exact same mouse that was on the piano book and pointed to the gray mouse on the piano book.

After some time, Louise opens the door to find comfort with her sister. Someone nook the front door, they went downstairs and open the door; it was Brently Collar her husband

"It's Tessie," Mr. Summers said, and his voice was quieted. "Demonstrate to us her paper. Bill."

The doorbell rang and John walked away from Sarah grinning. He grabbed Painted Girl’s arm and dragged lead her to the door. Quickly he opened the door but he faltered when he gazed at its

‘Pretty weird.’ She traces the line of the letters on the headstone with a small finger. I get

​Lawrence smiled broadly. “I’m glad you did.” He studied her face closely, noticing her brilliant blue eyes. “You look gorgeous. You’re even prettier now than you were then.”

“What is a Naming, Ma’am?” She finally asked, too curious about this sudden development to remain docile.

He was now left alone in a familiar territory. All around the house, white sheets covered many artifacts that once entertained an audience. The house had a slight smoky odour, which tickled his nose. Although he tried to stay quiet, each step he took the floor creaked in response, probably due to the renovations the house was under.

Rose peered down at her liege, and her grin slowly faded into an expression of subtle confusion. “Your eyes,”

" You all have very pretty names. I really like yours." She said looking towards

This book is narrated by a fourteen year old girl named Matilda, who goes by the nickname “Mattie.” She is living in Philadelphia during the year 1793, when the horrible yellow fever epidemic hits the area. Matilda lives with her mother and grandfather. Her father had passed away due to a ladder accident. The loss of her husband was very hard on Matilda’s mother making her turn cold. The family owns and runs a coffee house with the help of Eliza a free black women who cooks and Polly the servant girl. One day when Polly didn’t show up for work they assume she was secretly watching her crush Matthew work in the blacksmith garage. However when Matilda's mother goes out she finds out that Polly had not just been late to work, she had passed away.

At the end of the hall there was an airy sound of a flute reverberating from Gretchen’s room. The door was open. On the opposite side of the hallway was a rack holding a rainbow of dresses. She paraded in and out of the room carrying different colored fabrics.

I look to where my pencil used to be to see it has vanished from sight. Bending down to check underneath my desk I see it lying a few inches away from my feet. “Emma?”

Slowly opening the door, she stuck her head into the room, it was dim and dusty. Sitting on the bed Charles sat, staring at his feet, not recognizing his mother’s arrival. She sat next to him.