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The Stormy Night
by Juliet R., Contest #200710
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It was a dark and stormy night. The blinds on the windows were shaking and so was I.

The thunder crashed and the lightning flashed. I was scared to come out  from under my bed. It was the middle of the night and everyone was sleeping but me.

Every time the thunder roared I would jump and start counting the seconds till the lightning came. I was waiting for the storm to pass.

The next morning I could not wake up for school because I did not get any sleep all night long. Well, that was a good excuse for not going to school.


Juliet R. is a 9 year old 4th grader from Staten Island, NY, who loves to act, sing, and dance. Juliet tells us she really enjoys writing the most.

© 2007 Juliet R. Original for CCF  (Juliet R. grants CCF first electronic rights for one month; CCF may archive the material indefinitely and include it in an eBook anthology).

* CCF does not publish students' last names on the work they submit for publication.



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