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• Rose Brandon, Grade 3
• Short Story
• 2019

At the crack of dawn, I meandered through the beautiful rainforest. It had luscious green trees and long grass. As I was just about to turn around right before me was a mansion. It had gold scattered all over the dusty floor. Looking amazed I felt a little drop of rain fall onto my head. I sprinted like lightning into the mansion before it started to storm. Watching through the glass I saw lots of animals lonely in the freezing rain. Feeling sorry for all of the sad creatures.
Suddenly I felt a tap on my shoulder. As I turned around I started to get anxious. It was a very scary looking bear and before you knew it I scampered. As the bear chased me out of the house. Running and running I found myself in the middle of nowhere. I trodded down a dred path but all I found myself was in dead ends and no way back. As I walked through the giant trees finding nothing my eyes filled with tears. Wait a minute there was a tree not a normal tree the one I had put a sign on before I left for my walk. When I finish my first kilometre I always put a sign on it just as I start to walk down the path it stopped raining. I was surprised the animal wasn’t chasing. I heard something in the bush can I take back what I just said?
Suddenly the bush stopped moving and right beside me was my Mum. You scared me and so they went home at last living a good life there. Drinking hot cocoa in a warm wrapped soft blanket talking about the great adventure I had with cheeks as red as a rose. And that was the end for walks in the rainforest.