1. My favorite story from this year is the three Little pigs. I love it because i have known it since i was little and used to Watch the movie all the time .

2. My favorite character was the Practical Pig he was the one who made the house out of bricks.

3. "Not by the hair on my chinny-chin-chin.

4. Sometimes the easy way out is not the best way to go.

The Three Little Pigs is a classic fairy tale about three pigs who build their houses out of different materials. The first two pigs, lazy and quick-to-work, build their houses of straw and sticks, respectively. The third pig, hardworking and thorough, builds his house of bricks. When a Big Bad Wolf arrives and tries to blow down their houses, only the strong brick house can withstand his huffing and puffing. 

2. Sweetie being the pet of the Heffley Family.

3. "It always fits. Eventually." -Stan Lee.

4. Treat others how you want to be treated.

5. Believe and you can achieve it.

2. My favorite pig is the middle pig because he kind of represents me. Sometimes I do the work correctly, per say, but not efficiently.

3. My quote favorite from the three little pigs is "Little pig, little pig, let me come in." Which kind of symbolizes the wolf testing out how much work was put in into the houses.

4. A lesson I learned when I was little was to always be prepared.

5. There's always a tomorrow

1. Excerpt from Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson ( Telling tales, the writer's craft, page 6)

2. Jim

3. “You are enough just as you are.” — Meghan Markle

4. Every mistake you make is progress

2.This story shows the challenges that both the mother and her daughter faces and overcomes

3. Yollie (the daughter), since she had a goal to achieve and had some downfalls trying to get it, but she manages to get what she wants with the help of her mother.

4. (I don’t remember any quotes)

5. It shows the differences and struggles between a mother and her daughter, and how sacrifices were made just to make sure that each other were happy

6. I learned from this story how many sacrifices my parents would make for me

• Melinda Jewet

Have an amazing year!

1.this story is about a kid that he is a demigod.

2. his dad name is Poseidon he is god of the water.

3. so Percy go to mount Olympus and to find his dad.

4. but his dad ask him Percy did you steel the lightning bolt.

5. Percy said no so he goes to find the lightning bolt.

You can write a summary of the story OR write about your favorite character OR write about why you liked the story. 1- 2 PARAGRAPHS

The Perks of being a wallflower is actually about a teenage boy named Charlie Kelmeckis, and his struggles as he tries to navigate the pain of losing his bestfriend and the weight of his own mental health struggles. It hits close to home because it captures that heavy, nostalgic feeling of being an outsider who is just trying to find where they belong. The story doesn't shy away from how messy and dark growing up can be, which is exactly why it feels so validating and real when Charlie finally finds a group of friends who truly see him. Reading it brings up a mix of quiet melancholy and comfort, making you feel entirely understood in your own skin. It leaves you with that beautiful, bittersweet reminder that even if you feel like a wallflower watching from the sidelines, your feelings are heavy and real, and maybe you aren't as alone as you think.

Main character Henry Green Henry Green, a boy who loves chocolate so much

that he develops a case of "chocolate fever," causing brown spots to appear on his body

In this story by Edgar Allan Poe.It is interesting how the author portrays someone who is mentally insane.As seen when this character murders a old man just because of his eyes which the main character loathes.And afterwards when the police come to talk with and he has the old mans heart under the floor he begins to think that the heart is beating.Then the beating becomes so loud for to bear that he rips out the heart from under the floor and shows it to the police.And that is why I personally think this a good story.

Throughout the story, Evangeline’s journey becomes one of self discovery as she learns that love is not always the fairy tale she imagined. Her choices shape the fate of kingdoms, and every answer she uncovers leads to deeper mysteries. The novel blends romance, danger, and enchantment, creating a world where nothing is as it seems and every broken heart has a story behind it.

this book is about a farm dog named Rebel his owner name tom. Rebel was found as a puppy tom found him in a road. tom laves home to join a rebellion against a cruel king. Rebel believes tom is in danger, so he leaves the farm for the first time and travels across mountains, villages forests, and battlefields to find him and bring him home.The story is told entirely from Rebel’s perspective, which gives it a warm, emotional, and sometimes funny voice. Along the journey, Rebel meets other animals, especially a wild dog named Jaxon, and learns about freedom, courage, friendship, and what love really means

"The Tell-Tale Heart" is a short story narrated by an unnamed character driven to madness by their obsession with an old man's "vulture eye".

The narrator is considered unreliable, constantly trying to convince the reader of their sanity while revealing their increasing paranoia through erratic actions and fragmented thoughts.

The story explores themes of guilt, madness, and the psychological effects of crime.

He was a very important person. He never gave up on civil rights for his country. As a result he became the first black president of South Africa. After he left office he continued to speak about injustice. His perseverance was so amazing that he continued to be a sign of peace and equality.

If I had to choose, I think my favorite story that we read this year was The Boy Who Cried Wolf, as you can tell above. I liked the story because it's simple, yet teaches a very important life lesson or theme. In the story, a boy played a couple pranks on his hometown in greed of his own entertainment. There had not been a wolf to attack the town's sheep in such a long time, and that led to his boredom, so as a joke, he cried, ''Wolf!''. The first few times the town believed him, completely unaware he was pulling a prank. But as he kept on doing it again, the townsfolk developed the habit of not even attempting to check if there was actually a wolf, since the boy always pulls that prank. But once a wolf actually came, he of course cried ''Wolf! Wolf! Help!'' and reasonably, no one believed him. That teaches the reader to always stay real, and truthfully reliable.

I enjoy many of the books I read, but my favorite is Alice in Wonderland.

My favorite character in Alice in Wonderland is Alice. She's always curious and adventurous, which makes her so memorable. I love how, when she first saw the rabbit wearing a jacket and holding a pocket watch, she thought she was dreaming—can you imagine? But it was real! In the story, it says, "Alice started to her feet, for it flashed across her mind that she had never before seen a rabbit with either a waistcoat-pocket or a watch to take out of it." She was "burning with curiosity," and just like that, she ran across the field after the rabbit.

Then that's when she came across the rabbit hole. She thought to herself "In another moment down went Alice after it, never once considering how in the world she was to get out again". It was a very deep hole and it was a long way. The story also states "Well !” thought Alice to herself, “ after such a fall as this, I shall think nothing of tumbling down stairs ! How brave they ’ll all think me at home! Why, I wouldn’t say anything about it, even if I fell off the top of the house !” (Which was very likely true.)

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To Kill a Mockingbird—despite the name—does not revolve around birds at all. The book delves into the life of an "average" family in the 1930's. The story is told from the character "Scout"'s point of view, slowly showing how her thinking and childish naivety turn into a better understanding of “right” and “wrong” due to the cruelty of those around her. The main point of the book regards the main character's father, Atticus Finch, who has to defend Tom Robinson—a black man— in court against crude false claims. This causes major backlash to the whole family, as the town they live in is undeniably racist. It is mentioned in the story that nobody else would’ve taken the case besides Atticus, showing the depth of the town’s prejudice. Despite the efforts, Atticus is unable to defend Robinson from his sentence, and Scout’s family leaves disappointed. The main conflict ends in a way distasteful for the main characters, challenging Scout’s understanding of how judgment in law should be made. The story is true in a way that shows the actual flaws of humanity, delving into topics deeper than what is described on the surface. It explains the mundane aspects of everyday life while balancing them with the conflicts introduced through the plot.

Now Wilbert trying to stay alive while learning more about this place, he meets a spider named "Charlotte". She decides on helping this unfortunate pig, creating many webs that say rather unique things above his pen. This would work, catching the attention of people to this special pig. Although Wilbert survived, Charlotte was preparing to wither after laying her eggs. Even though Wilbert didn't want to let go, he still remembered what she'd done for him. Being rather a bittersweet ending for this story.

As Jonas trains with the old Receiver, he starts to experience color, love, and music for the very first time. But he also has to experience awful things like war, sadness, and physical pain, which makes him realize how fake and controlled his community really is. The turning point comes when Jonas discovers that when people are "released" from the community, it actually means they are being killed. He finds out that a sweet baby his family is caring for is scheduled to be released next. Horrified by the dark secrets of his town, Jonas makes a dangerous plan to escape to the outside world, risking everything to save the baby and force his community to face reality.

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Galactus goes to earth not to destroy it but to act as a god and he caused chaos people start destroying every thing and silver sufer tries to stop and stand against humanity's darkness while galactus manipulated people

My story is true bigfoot mysteries and it's summary is that there's many strange things have been seen and many questions are coming about dangers around the forest. Also, I like this story because it's something that we don't know if it's real and if it's real, we have to be careful because bigfoot is dangerous. Another reason why I liked this story was because It describes what he looks like, what he eats, where he could be, and what are some traces. Also, my favorite character is the person that investigates about this because we wouldn't know anything about this and he or she put's his or her life to inform us.

Even though he’s usually focused on training, he’s a family man at heart who would go through hell to protect the people he cares about. More than anything, he defines me because he’s the blueprint for grit. He taught me that "losing" is just an excuse to get stronger. Because of him, when life gets heavy, I don’t back down—I just push through it and keep moving forward.