Johana’s Collection of Stories

By Johana Smith

This book is poetry for the deeper minds that love to rhyme, a story of the history of the revolutionary war and what it was like for the people of that time, and finally, it is a story of a prince who makes friends with the worst of his enemies; but can that friendship survive?

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Oct 26, 2018
• ISBN: 9781546260479

Johana Smith

Johana Smith is just 11 years old. She loves to read and create stories for her family and friends. These stories are just a small token of what she has written since she was 6 years old. She also enjoys learning and going to school. Johana takes pride in her work and hopes you enjoy reading her stories as much as she has enjoyed writing them.

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Published by AuthorHouse    09/21/2018

ISBN: 978-1-5462-6048-6 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-5462-6047-9 (e)

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Contents

 Dedication

Future Tense

The day begins

Future Uncertain

That no good wizard

Prison

Friend?

Growing Pain

Free in the Forest

Life Goes on

What?

Attack…?

Prince Jaspers’ ending

Mr. Unbearable’s ending

Revolutionary War

Pre-war

P.O.V

After the war

Johana’s Poetry Book

Kid in A Candy Store

This story

Star

The Family Pet

The Monsters

Spring And Fall

’Ight

Huh?

Evil Haiku’s

Street Music

Autumn

My Sonnet

Zombie Of Strange

The Memories

Dedication

Special thanks to Mom, Dad, my sisters, my Auntie Poppy, and my school librarians: They never let me give up on my dreams!

Future Tense

By: Johana Smith

The day begins

If the unspeakable evil could describe his castle, he would call it dark. He’d call it spooky. Mr. Unbearable loved to taunt all who lived near. He adored his kingdom.

The citizens of his kingdom would call it dark and spooky, but not in the same way the unspeakable evil would. They hated him more than anything. They shivered at the very thought of his name.

So, they never called him that. After all, speaking his name might (Though no one ever even attempted.) invoke his evil wrath.

It was a special day in the neighboring kingdom. The king had his first son born. Mr. Unbearable