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The Rabbit by the River

Down River Bed Place, behind number 25a, is a small river. A little brown rabbit would hop down by the river every morning at 7.30 am. A little girl would look out her window every morning and spot this little rabbit too.

The next morning she saw the little rabbit lying on the grass. She ran outside and picked the little rabbit up .As she ran inside she yelled to her mum. They took it to the vet.

The veterinarian said it had been attacked but it will be alright.

The rabbit was safe

The end.

THE PROBLEM WITH GLAMOUR

One day, a rabbit called Glamour was  trying to look for some carrots. She saw her cousin Marigold hopping in the field with a big basketful of carrots.

 Glamour went up to her cousin and asked her

“Marigold, can I please have some carrots?” Marigold replied “No.” Glamour was starving and she wanted those carrots. “I declare RABBIT WAR”

Glamour and Marigold were fighting over the carrots for hours and hours.

No one could break up the fight. Not even their mums. Glamour finally gave up. Marigold looked away for one minute and Glamour took the carrots and hopped away. Marigold ended up chasing Glamour for three days and two nights. But Glamour never got found.

                                 

The Hunt For A Maid?

"Good girl Zia," cheered Lee the karate instructor. I am so worried I might not of earned my black belt.
"You earned your black belt!"announced Lee. I was so happy, until my alarm went off. Sadly that was all a dream. I woke up in my usual morning routine. I went to brush my teeth, I saw he mirror then I screamed! My hair was an afro puff! Usually my hair would be slick straight. I rushed to find some hair product. I found some gel, moose and some strong hair spray. So I slapped it all on. Finally I looked normal and good looking again. Mum must have heard me rushing about.
"I don't know why you want make-up and fancy products, try and embrace the natural look<" asked Mum.
"Have you seen the way people dress nowadays?" explained Zia.
"Okay, just don't put too much of it on!" exclaimed Mum.

So I put my ugly school uniform on and I looked in the mirror. My eyes were brown, gleaming in the sunlight.
"Now I'm ready! I whispered. I walked out the door and people were all taking pictures, like the paparazzi! I ran down the street and people were coming down in cars, vans, motorbikes