My Morgan is 6 years old. She is very creative and has recently decided she wants to be a writer like her Mom. So today I share Morgan’s first book. Morgan drew the pictures and I helped with the writing. Of course, this writing occured as I was trying to watch American Idol last night on TV. This story makes me giggle because Morgan doesn’t realize that ladybugs can’t have butterflies. : ) It’s her story and she has creative license to write the story any way she wants.
Once upon a time there was a lady bug named pokadot and there was a very nice spider.
Then the ladybug said “Hi” and the ladybug and the spider talked all night.
At night the ladybug laid eggs and then the ladybug said “goodnight” and the spider said “Goodnight”
The eggs laid there until morning until they hatched. Some of them were hatched and some of them were not.
Unitl the last one hatched we didn’t know if they were butterflies or ladybugs. We don’t know until tomorrow. We will see.
Some of the eggs hatched from dusk til dawn. Until there were 19 eggs left. Some of them hatched.
and then the last egg hatched and now we know all of the eggs were butterflies.
The End
Much talent in your family, how wonderful.
I know…I think it’s genetic from my side of the family. : )
That is so cute! My five year old son likes to make books too. His usually feature trains. Maybe they could co-author a book someday! lol
What an idea…I will mention it to morgan. Alot of great things have come out of coauthored books. : )
That is so sweet. I have a great relationship with my mom too.
I found ur blog through Sherry’s Cinema Lowdown. Hey come and leave a comment abt American Idol too.
im a teen frm singapore and I just love movies.
Karl: Thanks for dropping by. We love the movies at my house too!. We have a tradition of Friday night movies.
omg! so innocently sweet! i love it!
i love creative stuff too, just started doing collage, maybe morgan can do that for her upcoming book! just an idea… looking forward for more. 🙂
Alison: Thanks for stopping by. I will tell morgan you like her work.
How adorable! 🙂 My daughter did her own little book too once. Very cute and she is following in your footsteps!
Emilypound: thankyou for leaving a comment. Morgan has always been very creative. I think what amazes me the most is that she gave the story a beginning, a middle and an end.
Hi! Thanks for looking at my painting on my blog yesterday. You’re the first (and only) one to comment. Your daughter’s story is super cute. Thanks for sharing it! Check back to see how my paintings turn out!
I am sorry, I don’t speak and write english, I will like to know you.
I only speak 2 languages, Portuguese and French.
I need my friend to traduce me your comments and your posts.
I hope you understand me…
Luz: I understand you just fine. Welcome to my blog.
Jill: thanks for stopping by. I will stop by your site occassionally and leave comments. I don’t want you feeling left out.
That was so cute……..
just brilliant. keep on writing Morgan!
Joey: I’m a little biased but yes she does have talent. : )