In the middle of your hectic, crazy days, do you ever wish that you could read all the stories that you want, but then find that you simply do not have the time to do so? Well, so do we!
Here are some fun single-sentence stories written by four of the chicks. The challenge was to write a story in six words. You will see below how frequently we were able to match the challenge exactly. Some of us are wordier than others! But even though they aren't all within the six word parameter, they are still all fun to read! These little ditties can cause quite a punch and set your imagination on fire, even in such abbreviated form!
Here are some fun single-sentence stories written by four of the chicks. The challenge was to write a story in six words. You will see below how frequently we were able to match the challenge exactly. Some of us are wordier than others! But even though they aren't all within the six word parameter, they are still all fun to read! These little ditties can cause quite a punch and set your imagination on fire, even in such abbreviated form!
By April
Smiling, he tore the old wall down.
The letter contained only one word: forgiven.
Tears flowed; she knew he would come.
The old bike shined like new.
Mother's hands gently placed the wedding veil.
Spring came, winter faded, wounds healed.
A final flourish penned the last word.
The first embrace is the sweetest.
Tiny hands make the biggest prints.
The letter contained only one word: forgiven.
Tears flowed; she knew he would come.
The old bike shined like new.
Mother's hands gently placed the wedding veil.
Spring came, winter faded, wounds healed.
A final flourish penned the last word.
The first embrace is the sweetest.
Tiny hands make the biggest prints.
By Clarissa
I won arm wrestling, you do dishes.
The day is dead, time to snore.
With pink blossoms, bees are okay.
They all ate my cake and smiled.
I had regretted it, but not anymore.
The day is dead, time to snore.
With pink blossoms, bees are okay.
They all ate my cake and smiled.
I had regretted it, but not anymore.
By Frances
The chicken dance was a success.
Five went in, four came out.
The couch almost fit.
Five went in, four came out.
The couch almost fit.
By Heather
Her empty brownie pan spelled disaster.
The party was over once she walked in the room.
Their hands touched, and hearts softened.
She opened her eyes, no longer a child.
The party was over once she walked in the room.
Their hands touched, and hearts softened.
She opened her eyes, no longer a child.
There now, you just read twenty-one stories in about three minutes! Don't you feel accomplished? We hope at least one of these little numbers sparked your interest. Want to read a full-length story based upon one of these sentences? Leave your comments below!