If I were a children's book writer, this might
be the start of a new book.
The sun sparkled off the tin roofs of the three
shacks standing in a row at the bottom of the hill. Lisa chased after the two boys, trying to be
careful not to trip and fall down the path. In frustration, the distance
between them grew. She ran slow, even
though she was older by a year then the smaller boy.
Actually, this is a terrible start to a
children’s book. The reading level is
too high. I would have to do a little studying to work on better sentence
structure for a children’s book. I am
not versed in this art form. I have always thought it would be fun to write a
series of books like the Little House on the Prairie books. Someday, the children of tomorrow would like
to know about how life was for the children of the late 70’s. The sentences
above come from any number of days that I spent out at the Omoksee grounds. I have very fond memories of that time. Maybe
someday, I will write down the stories.
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