Noun

Geraniums are the most beautiful flower that lives in my grandmother's garden, I gently got on my knees and smelled them. They did not smell as good as they looked. They glowed a beautiful shade of red, and they were in bunches of 3.

Adjective

They walk to the funeral solemnly and said nothing, and the thought that ran through my mind. The only thing that ran through my mind is that I will never get to see her again.

Noun

I envied her she had everything I wanted, and everything I could ever ask for. She was perfect and I was so far from even normal.

Adjective

"As I walked in the room on the first day to school extremely nervous, for the whole class was yelling but then the teacher walked in and they were subdued."

Adjective

“You have no right to ask me that,” she said, flashing him with resentment. That was never the truth, so we sat there in silence with nothing to say to one and other.

Noun

As I walk into the forest I could slightly see the silhouette of the mother and baby deer and stopped dead in my tracks. A small frail stick broke underneath my body, and the mother dear guarded her baby and looked around.

Noun

The Foreboding was building up inside me, and I could feel it making its way out of me, I could not tell them or the world. It sat like a rock in my stomach.

Adjective

"My Mama always said to have a true heart and be amiably." But that was not always the easiest thing to do, but I didn't ever want to let her down.

Adjective

"My new kindergarten came up to me today mama, and she said that I had a ruddy appearance, but mama that doesn't sound like a good thing" said Charlie. "My dear that's not supposed to be bad at all it just means that you are a healthy little girl.

Adjective

The gallant soldiers walked by our village. There dirt colored helmets glistened in the warm sun, and there worn muddy boots dragged across the terrain like boulders on a ants feet.

Adjective Ch 28 pg 183 Laden

The laden hit me hard in the foot, then it hit the ground in a huge CRASH. The bone in my foot felt like it had broken in many pieces.

Ch 28 pg 184

The teacher asked the children if they could eat one thing all the time what would it be. I would gusto all the ice cream in the world, or I would eat all the chocolate.

Adjective Ch 28 pg 186

I looked quizzically at the rainbow colored socks, and just stared in dismay. Everything in that store was rainbow.

Noun Ch 29 pg 192

The story teller told me that I would have a lot of adversity in my life, but also love. I hoped the love part would be true

Verb Ch 33 pg 219

"Charlotte go to your room and never come out." Charlotte's mom said in a retorted tone. I hate my mom charlotte said in her thoughts.

Verb Ch 33 pg 219

I sat there as my mom chastised me for eating all the food, but it was also my sister.

Adjective Ch 29 pg 194

The strange man got sifting close, so I ran. I went until there was no air left in my lungs.

Ch 30 pg 202 Adjective

My whole body fell extremely hard to the ground, she cordially helped me up any why.

Ch 37 pg 244 Verb

I walked through the woods meandered, wounding out everything.

Ch 39 pg 256 Noun

The brambles cut my arm.

Ch 39 pg 261 Adjective

I had an extremely good dubiously.