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I think the kids are too spoiled. I really liked the story though, it was very interesting.  HoNk ;0)

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Having too much of something isn't always the best.

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2) The book was good but really messed up. Don't make lions eat your parents kids!

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If you are a parent don"t let your kids boss you around

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A lesson to learned from this story is that too much of something is never a good thing.

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imagine if your kids thought of your death for a month straight and it was right there in your house and you'd seen it multiple times.

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I think the story was a little bit creepy because the parents died and uh yea it was a little bit weird. BTW i'm shoooooook

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Too much of a good thing can make you blind and end up hurting you in the end.

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A lesson that can be learned from the story is use things in moderation and don't let things take over your life.

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these kids be spoiled

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The ending messed up, because their own kids wished their parents death.

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Don't spoil your kids. Especially if they are so spoiled they end up loving machines more than you and killing you.

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I enjoyed the short story. The story was pretty interesting and I've never heard of technology like that.

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this is why you don't spoil your kids

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3) do not spoil your kids. you will regret it

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A lesson that can be learned from the story is that you shouldn't spoil your kids, because if you stop doing something, they'll get bratty about you taking it away.

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It was an interesting story, but it was kind of weird. But I liked it.

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i liked when the vultures came and picked the meat off of the bones.

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2) One thing i noticed was that the parents feel that something is wrong with the nursery. That is a characteristic.

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My response to the story is , I'm surprised they wish their parents were dead and they died.

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Skylar B, A lesson that can be learned is that technology isn't everything in the world

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Skylar B, A lesson that can be learned is that technology isn't everything in the world

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This story confused me. I thought the lions were just an imagination that could be seen in a room, and it felt real but it wasn't, but then the parents got eaten by the lions

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1) I think it would be a very interesting if this was real. Like we could control the population! What if the government had the nursery and when the world becomes really really REALLY overpopulated, they can 🤬 off people like that! I'm thinking that would creepingly awesome!

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I think the authors lesson is be more in your kids life and don't spoil them as much.

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i think the lesson in the story was that don't spoil your kids

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I think the lesson that the author wanted to teach is don't spoil your kids. When you spoil your kids in the way that George and Lydia did you may end up not being a part  of their lives. Nothing good comes out of spoiling your children.

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I was a little bit confused at the end of the story, but then once you asked us who the lions ate when the story was finished then I put two and two together. Long story short I think that the story was a bit over descriptive. Spoiling kids can really have a bad outcome as they get older and it could effect the parents as well.

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don't spoil your children  or else they will  think they can wipe the floor with you

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From the story you can learn that you shouldn't give everything to your kids. If their not doing anything then they wont know how to live on their own.