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    The Beginning Of Everything
    The Beginning Of Everything
    The Beginning Of Everything
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    The Beginning Of Everything

    By I.P. Mizzaz

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    10-year-old Oliver and his 7-year-old little sister are curious kids. Oliver wonders about space, stars, planets, and the existence of the universe.


    One day, on their way home from school, they decide to stop by the library. It’s in that library that they encounter a magical dragon statue that comes to life and takes them on an adventure to the beginning of the universe.


    Join Oliver and Amelia as they journey to the beginning of time to learn about the Big Bang and the beginning of the Solar system.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNext Chapter
    Release dateSep 13, 2022
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      The Beginning Of Everything - I.P. Mizzaz

      CHAPTER ONE

      THE LIBRARY

      Wait for me! Amelia shouted.

      She ran to catch up to her big brother.

      Oliver let out a sigh. He wanted to rush home after school, but his seven-year-old sister stopped to look at everything!

      Come on, Amelia! Let’s hurry home!

      Oliver and Amelia had spent the last night building a blanket fort. They had stacked couch cushions and pillows against the back of the couch. Then they had draped a blanket over top to be the roof.

      I want to play in the fort again, said Oliver, We can pretend we’re time travelers exploring the history of the universe!

      Oliver was nine and three-quarters years old. He was very curious about space and science.

      Can Max be the robot? asked Amelia.

      Of course he can! smiled Oliver. If he’s a good boy.

      Max was only one year old, but he was a very good puppy, all things considered.

      Amelia stopped as they walked past the library. I bet they got books on space and time travel in there! said Amelia.

      Maybe, said Oliver.

      Amelia took off running for the library at full speed.

      Wait for me! Oliver shouted.

      He followed after Amelia, running up the sidewalk that led to the library.

      Amelia froze at the front door of the library. She looked through the large glass window. Something scary is back there, said Amelia. She pointed to the back corner of the library.

      It was hard to see with the glare of the sun, but Oliver thought he saw a pair

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