Mommy Tell Me a Story

By George Jackson Jr., Daquan Doyle, Desaree Seals and Shawn Seals II

Mama Tell Me a Story
Mama, tell me a story while you tuck me in and I curl up with my favorite teddy bear.
Mama, tell me a story about the time when you were my age and you could not sleep and counting sheeps is all you knew how to do.
Mama, tell me a story about the time when you dress up like a princess and dad dress like a knight pretending to slay the dragon.
Mama, tell me a story about the time when you flew around on a magical unicorn and dad travel around the world to find missing treasure.
Mama, tell me a story about the time when you have a monster living under your bed and daddy wrestling with a bear.
Mama, tell me a story about the time when you play with dolls and daddy build a tree house.
Mama, tell me a story about the time you bake a cake with your mama and dad build a
car with his daddy.
Mama, tell me a story about the time when you watch a rainbow and dad watch a shooting star.
Mama, tell me a story about the time when you first met my dad, sweet dream sweetie I think you already told mama a story.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Nov 21, 2014
• ISBN: 9781496954251

George Jackson Jr.

Desaree Seals, born August 8, in Syracuse, New York; daughter of Keisha Seals. She is honor roll student with an A average and a member of National Junior Honor Society. She enjoyed collaborating with her Brother on this book. Daquan Doyle , born December 26, in Syracuse, New York; son of Keisha Seals; 11th grader at Henninger H.S with an B average and a member of the football team and lacrosse team Shawn Seals, born February 12, in Syracuse, New York; son of Keisha Seals; 10th grader at ITC H.S. with a B average and a comic book in the making. George Jackson Jr., born February 24, in Syracuse, New York; Son of Keisha Seals and George Jackson Sr., and grandma Catherine Jackson; 6th grader at H.W Smith with an A average and a member of the school band.

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Published by AuthorHouse  11/20/2014

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Contents

Dedicated To

Acknowledgements

The Legend Of The Golden Dragon

A Daisy Is A Flower

Sabrina

Day In Trouble

Days Spent With You

The Nasty Daycare

As I Sit On The Mountain

A Day That Change My Life

My Walk To The Store

A Home To Call My Own

Identical Twins

Mama Tell Me A Story

Michael’s Garden

Valentines

The Race

About The Authors

DEDICATED TO

Keshawn Seals, Prentice James Thames-Jackson III, Gail Jones, Genelle Jones and Suzette Phillips; this is dedicated also to all the children who dream their dreams; this book shows that dreams really do come true.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I WOULD LIKE TO thank my Brothers’ Daquan Doyle, Shawn Seals II and George T. Jackson Jr. for their encouragement and their correspondences materials incorporate throughout this book. To my parent Keisha Seals and George Jackson Sr. for their unfounded belief in our dreams, my sisters LaTeashea Jackson-McNair and LaKeisha Doyle for their inspiration and their feedback. My grandmother Catherine Jackson, Katie Seals and Helen Jones for all their love and support; Last but certainly Adrienne Morris for proof reading our material, we could not have done this without you.

What Is Right What Is Wrong?

I am so confused; mom screams and shouts while dad storms out the door. This is something they always do, if I was to scream and shout like my mom; or storm out like my dad to get what I want they tell me, I am wrong. So what they do is supposed to be right, when I am simply following them.

What is right what is wrong?

When I lie to keep myself in my comfort zone, my dad tells me that it is wrong to lie; but, when I catch him in a lie time after time, he always say it’s right. I am so confused because my mom and dad say a lie is a lie.

What is right what is wrong?

I am clueless, when I watch my mom huff and puff; till my dad gives her what she wants. When I huff and puff they tell me that I am wrong, even going as far as a spank or two.

What is right what is wrong?

I always seem to be wrong and my parent’s wrongs always seem to be right. I am so confused what is right and what is wrong, when I am being told I’m wrong.

THE LEGEND OF THE

GOLDEN DRAGON

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