This week I have the honor of presenting my granddaughter's first foray into the world of writing. Sophia is all of seven years old, but already has a vivid imagination and a way with words. I hope you will enjoy this story of the origin of Butterfly Girl.
A Butterfly Adventure
Once upon a time there lived a butterfly named Fly. Fly was just flying around when suddenly she was caught in a net by a man! The man took the butterfly to his home and the next day when Fly woke up she was in a box! She looked around and sure enough there were butterflies flying everywhere and there were some on the bottom of the box sleeping.
Fly was unlucky. She hurt her wing. Fly cried and cried.
Then another butterfly came over and helped Fly. She said that they were
sailing away to New York and she was right. A few hours later they got to New
York. Gulp!
The butterflies were taken to a park and released into New
York. It was ok, but they wanted to go home. So they flew off and headed back
to the dock. But just then they flew into someone! And the person was named Sophia. Sophia was a nice little
girl (her mother calls her Phia, her dad calls her Schmoogins). Fly had a
secret. She had magical powers. She told Sophia. After that Sophia agreed to
help them get home.
Soon they ran into someone. Her name was Arleen. Arleen was
on her way to work. She worked at a coal factory. Sophia and Arleen talked a
little bit. Then Sophia and the butterflies kept on going. But at the coal factory there was an explosion turning
Arleen in to Fireface!!
Meanwhile Sophia and the butterflies were headed for the
dock. Fireface chased after them. Soon Sophia noticed that they were being
chased and started running. But just then Fireface caught up with them! Sophia
realized Fireface was Arleen.
Fireface threw a fireball at them. Sophia dodged it. Then it
was a true emergency and Fly gave her powers to Sophia and fell! Sophia flew
into the air and used her new powers to get rid of Fireface. Then Sophia and
the butterflies looked at Fly on the ground. She was alive, but she did not
move. Sophia picked her up and put her in a case. Then they headed for the
dock.
Soon they caught a boat home and lived happily ever after.
How cute is she!! A blossoming author to be sure. Good job Grandma!
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DeleteHow wonderful a child's imagination. Great story.
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