Write a Story with Me! Is going full-throttle.
Are we having fun yet! The answer is “Yes!”
Part 1: Twelve year old Marci picked a leaf off a hallowed tree.
Part 2: She runs home and sees her pregnant mother and little sister Lauren greeting her father’s flying ship, one of the Planetary Raiders from a long voyage. Marci gives the leaf to Janelle, a tiny person who emerges from a hole in the floor.
Part 3: Bethany (and older sister) is introduced. She is the villain of our story, and very jealous of her sister Marci. She sneaks back home from greeting her father, and eavesdrops on Marci. She discovers the illegal fairy, and prepares to use the information against her sister.
Part 4: Bethany is carted off by fairies. A big scary beetle-fairy tells Janelle she has to come back to the nest with him. (He’s Janelle’s brother. Janelle wants to start a new fairy nest, but her brother (Janosc) does not want her to do it, because a fairy queen is like an ant queen. Janelle says they need to start a new nest because their world is in danger.
Part 5: The next installment comes from the wonderful Miss Eileen Snyder. No need to click a link this week. We are posting right here! Take it away Eileen!
Now It’s time to scoot on over to the Nederland’s with Mysocalleddutchlife’s Mikaela Wire for the next installment. Mikaela gets to figure out who the heck this girl is, and what Colonial Philadelphia has to do with flying ships, and fairies. Well, I guess it all has to tie in to that leaf from installment #1. Ummm… Okay, Mikaela… better you then me.
Tag Mikaela! You are “It”.
Here are the previous installments:
Part One – Jennifer M Eaton
Part Two – Jenny Keller Ford
Part Three – Susan Roebuck
Part Four by — Elin Gregory
Stop by next Tuesday to see what happens next!
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Eilen – I am entering the story soon and want to understand the story. I can understand your approach to widen the field and allow for another complication to Marci and janelle’s plans. I look forward to seeing how Jodi fits,
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Nice going. This story is blooming.
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Well done, Eileen! You’ve really thrown us all for a loop! It’s beginning to sound a bit like ‘The Never Ending Story’ where we read about Bastien reading about Atreyu and the princess who is waiting for Bastien to save their storybook world! We’re going to have to color-code the different worlds, like Michael Ende did with his story. Good luck, Mikaela! 🙂
Eileen writes beautiful imagery. I could see everything and feel the breeze. Boy, was I thrown with the Colonial Philadelphia! This is turning into some story! Good job by everyone.
Yeah, Phili surprised me a bit, too.
Wow! Okay, best wishes to all of you who get to keep the story going! This is getting just a little bit complex! 🙂
It’s something, huh? I’d dying to see the next one.
Man, this is getting complex! 🙂 Well we wanted a challenge.
A big cheer for Eileen, and I can’t wait to see in which direction Mikaela takes it.
Go Mikaela!
I’m only a tiny bit scared and intimidated
Wow, completely unexpected direction. Just when you think you’ve got it all figured out… 🙂
Yeah. We are now in some kind of time shift or alternate universe or something. Great fun!
Ooohhh!!! Aaagghh!!! Eeeek!!! – That’s me getting scared, the closer it gets to my week – there can be no planning ahead because every installment so far has taken things in such an unexpected direction.
I was thinking that too. I’m a planner, but there is no planning ahead with this at all
What a twist! I didn’t expect this, but it’s absolutely brilliant, well done, Eileen! 🙂
I’m just glad I’m not up next.