Judith's Short Stories

By Judith Terry

This book contains four stories that are enjoyable and exciting:
1. Little Booka book that was the best book on the table
2. Little Girl Lonelyabout a little girl who did not have friends
3. Magic Popsicleshow these popsicles helped two girl clean
4. Belsaa little girl who did not like bath time

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Apr 6, 2015
• ISBN: 9781496973900

Judith Terry

Born in Chicago, Illinois, I graduated from Chicago State University with a major in human service. I have always had an interest in writing; I am a mother and love it. I love reading to them just to see the expression on their face. They love to listen, and I love reading, and my dream has come true.

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Judith’s

Short Stories

Judith Terry

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2015 Judith Terry. All rights reserved.

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Published by AuthorHouse 03/05/2015

ISBN: 978-1-4969-7389-4 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-4969-7390-0 (e)

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Contents

The Little Book

Magic Popsicles

Belsa and her bath time

Little Girl lonely

The adventure of Allen

The Little Book

Character

Ms Akins (teacher) and her students

This is a fictional story about a book know one wanted to read because the appearance of this book was shabby{bad}

Ms Akins a teacher of six grade students who always encourage her students to look beyond the views of things studied, her students love their teacher and always handed their homework in on time.

O ne morning in class Ms Akins gave her students an assignment which involved going to the school library after lunch time.

She said’ students today you have a new assignment, it involves

‘What do most people share’? and after your lunch time is over and you return back here, we’ll go to the library.

That afternoon her students return to the room and sat down.

Ms Akins