The Legend Of Luna, Luna And The Legend Of The Teddy Bear

The story that I am telling you today is about Lita Morgan. A little girl who was adopted at the age of two by a cruel woman, who turns into a torturous nightmare in her childhood and adolescence. Christine Morgan forced her daughter from 4 years old to countless of cruel situations which broke her little soul and body. The abuse included: make her drink bleach from a cloth used to clean toilets, holding her head under the bath water until she felt breathless, and the constant threat to kill her.

In a land far far away in Santa Barbara, California, there was a girl named Danielle who lived with her Paw Paw. She was very insecure and never really knew who she was, because she always followed the crowd. One day at school she gets an assignment where she has to write about herself. But she doesn’t know what to write! She is very upset; because she has never failed a school assignment in her life and she doesn’t want to start now. So she asks her best friend, Alexia, and asks for her to write it for her. Alexia said that she was sorry but she didn’t want to get in trouble.

One night a young girl named Lily Foster is left alone for the night in her very large country house, while her parents drove out of town for a party. This was fine with Lily especially since she had her faithful dog, Scout, and her cell phone. Finally, her parents said, ‘’Be safe and don’t go outside.’’ Lily gave them a hug and said, ‘’Of course and have fun!’’ Once her parents drove off in their car, she made herself something to eat and sat down at the kitchen table.

The smoke is filling up more rooms. It’s very hard to see. We have two animals, but where’s the third? She’s nowhere to be found and it’s not safe to stay inside. My dad has breathed in so much smoke. “I just want to lay down Bailey,” he states. He can’t lay down, we are almost to the door. Sirens are blaring from the fire trucks outside. Volunteer firefighters are running in without gear on to try and fight this fire themselves. In a small town, everyone knows everyone and they want to do whatever they can to help out.

Throughout "Killing the Bear" the author flips back and forth from the story at hand and seemingly only loosely related anecdotes about the main character and bears. One of the first of these side stories is about the

Ever since Alma was an infant she adored strolling through the narrow alleys and backstreets of Paris, one street in particular always deserted, made it her favorite. Alma had the street all to herself. As she pranced around in her favorite alley, she noticed a petite chalkboard for the first time. Intrigued by the board, she inspected it and acknowledged that written on the board was the names of various people, she concluded that she would write her own name. As she scribbled her name she recognized out of the corner of her eye the store across from her had a girl her age peering through the window towards her. As she investigated deeper she noticed the doll looked eerily exactly like her. As Alma steps forward the doll dashes away. Bewildered, Alma walks toward the store. As she gets nearer the door creaks open and Alma steps toward it, however the door seals shut. Discouraged, Alma walks away, but once more, something caught her attention. Turing around, she sees the door creak open yet again, and this

As the blazing inferno calmed down residents of Maycomb saw the devastation from the house fire. The house, once owned by Maudie Atkinson, is no longer suitable to live in. Miss Maudie plans to rebuild her house and did not seem too distraught when her house burnt down. Several eyewitnesses said that they heard Miss Maudie say that “she hated her home”, and “planned to rebuild.” This combustion of Miss Maudie’s house took place in the wee hours of the night, and neighbors helped Maudie save her furniture. This took place the night of the historic snowfall in Maycomb. Luckily, the fire did not spread because the fire station responded exceptionally well and was able to extinguish the fire quickly and safely. No one was injured or harmed in the

A young girl skips playfully through the desolate streets of a snowy town and turns into a narrow cobbled alleyway. Noticing a large chalkboard, with countless names of different children, she decides to write her name, “Alma”, right in the middle of the board. Suddenly, hearing an odd clicking sound, she turns around to see a doll that looks exactly like her, in the window of the shop across the street. Alma curiously approaches the shop and stares at the figurine. Glancing down at her clothes, she realizes the figure was wearing an outfit that was identical to her attire. As Alma looks up, the doll disappears.

Once upon a time, there was a lost girl, and a lost boy. The lost girl faced many challenges, having been abandoned by her parents, leaving her on the side of a desolate road for her to die and only with a blanket with the name Emma etched on was covering the little baby girl. After someone had found her with the baby blanket covering her tiny baby body, she was stuck in a foster home close to a city until someone had adopted her.

The reader can feel the anguish and utter fear that the nuns felt as they desperately tried to save the children 's under their care (Cowan and Kuenster 13). The terror and panic of parents who rushed to the scene with ladders that turned out to be too short as they reached out to try and rescue the petrified fourth and fifth graders. The reader also gets to read about the helpless veteran firemen who watched the children lit up when they could do nothing to help. In all these, the authors attribute to small mistakes, confusion, and complications that delayed or frustrated rescue attempts. They also include interviews with the survivors of the fire and discuss the rumors surrounding the question of how the fire started.

Today is the day that the winners are supposed to receive their letter of acceptance and the unfortunate ones receive their letter of rejection. I have been sitting on the porch all day waiting for the mail to be delivered with that last piece of hope riding in the wind. I can’t get this situation off my head. It is all over the news, it’s all over the school's gossip. You can’t go anywhere without protestors talking about unethical practices or satan’s work.

After Brian managed to make fire, he was fascinated by the scene of the fire. He kept it on feeding it with dry leaves and wood till he got very hot. Brian needed more wood for the night, so he brought the pine trees he cut few days ago. When he started the fire at night, mosquitos began to escape because if the smoke. Brian could make a signal of fire to get attention. His need for wood made him make many wood trips to get raspberries. His leg got tired and loosened that he fell asleep. He could not sleep well as he had to get ip at night because the fire burned down and he was lucky to find the bottom glowing and he could keep the fire on. Outside the door was too dark to see the source

Stella glided through the masquerade ball like she wasn't even touching the floor. It had been a rough day at work today and she just needed to get the stress out. As soon as she had come home to the house she shared with her twin sister, Luna, Stella had thrown herself down on the couch and refused to do anything. Luna, on the other hand, had different plans. She had found an open, free admission masquerade ball in a close by town and she declared they just had to go. It was the perfect place for a few mysterious murders.

As she relays the tale of how she woke up to her house on fire, she

Mackenzie Allen Phillips, who is known to his close friends and family as “Mack”, is not a typical man, nor has he had typical experiences. Mack’s story begins on a cold day, with snow and ice decorating the world outside. As he walks down his driveway toward the mailbox, he notices the treacherous ice already making the driveway slick. In the mailbox sits only one envelope with his name written across the front. There’s no stamp or address, just Mack’s name. Curiously, Mack tears open the envelope and reads a short note asking him to meet someone at the shack. The note is signed “Papa”. Slightly flustered and caught off guard, Mack tries to forget the note and heads back up the driveway, but he slips and falls to his back, hitting his head