Chapter 2 – 

Lalo stared closely at Maggie, her deep yellow eyes blazing like amber. Her orange fur and black stripes , as orange as autumn leaves. Maggie noticed her star-shaped claws as sharp as a tooth, whiskers ruffled messily outside her face. Her eyes twitched, sensing everything.

To her surprise , she opened her mouth widely, revealing curved pointed teeth as pointed as a pencil. She sniffed her face, then licked her hand with a sandpaper- like. Maggie froze to ice.

“ She likes you”, said Miss Daffodil, as the massive cat went into the bushes. On their way back to the village, the breeze was appealing in Hollow’s Acre as the sunlight glowed on a moonlight path Maggie stopped near a tree. Was someone spying on them? For a minute or two, she took a glance between the trees and bushes.

“ She’ll be watching,”nodded Miss Daffodil.“ I found her as a cub trying to survive the heatwave. Someone must have let her escape during the battle of tigers and lions . I took her home and looked after her. She’s a grown up tiger that is so strong! But no one must ever know- if they saw her, they’d battle her”.

That night, Maggie had a wonderful dream about Lalo, her yellow eyes lit up the dark, night sky. When she licked her hand and sniffed her face. She felt happy with her.

During the night, she visited her, bringing her leftovers of food. Maggie taught her how to set turtle traps, and sometimes she caught one , which Lalo would snatch to play with before going back into the bushes. She hunted deer, mice, bunnies and squirrels.

One evening, she let Maggie stroke her head. Soon, she was searching her pockets for food, smiling beautifully. And Maggie changed. She was no longer scoffing. Miss Daffodil heard her humming and whistling a tune while doing chores.

Through the summer day, she watched as the gigantic cat was licking her face as Maggie gave her a stroke under her chin. While having fun, birds were warbling, a colourful rainbow with so many colours and bees buzzing around.

My sadness is made from-

the crying sound of a baby,

the sky with no colour, 

birds falling to the ground

and no one comes to my 10th birthday

I found it-

 Trapped in me,

 Wrap it inside a bitten apple,

 Crumpled it in paper at the side of the road,

Where it was eaten by a toad

This sadness can –

   Make people cry,

It can be kept,

in an empty palm,

Crush the world,

And break apart Mount Vesuvius,

Till it is dust,

And kept in a jar safely

If I lost this sadness-

I would cry to tears,

Everyone would feel disappointed

Zyva sat silently in the dungeon, looking at the dirty floor while Sally searched desperately for a way to get out. She checked the window but it was too small, she started to shout for help and it didn’t work. She realized her comb was in her pocket. She tried to open the window with her comb, but it didn’t open. Angry, she stomped her foot at Zyva for not helping her. “ Instead of sitting there looking at the ground, you would have helped to find a way out!” But Zyva gulped, saying the escape was impossible. Sally folded her arms and tapped her foot in anger. They could not find a way out, and what was worse,

Zyva had given up on finding a way out of the dungeons.

As the sun went down, the dungeon was full of shadows and it was very cold. Inside, strange noises came into the dungeon and it became dark and spooky. Outside, the wind howled, it was windy and stars glowed in the night sky which lit up the rose gardens of Breckenhill Bridge. They both heard a quiet bark in the  bush rustling glowing green eyes appeared in the bushes. It was Tiger, their mechanimal dog. They both winded him up and he dropped a small key into Sally’s hand.

Using the key, Sally and Zyva both unlocked the door. We started to escape the dungeons and came to the rose gardens, following Tiger across the lawn to the safety of a garden
Zyva lit up a fire when Sally explained the adventures they went on. They were safe, but questions remained: Where was this precious watch, and what had happened to Michael and his airship?

Visit Crystal Island!

Yes, visit and explore all the attractions of Crystal Island. It is open to all families and there are lots of fun activities and games you can play and enjoy.

Are your kids ever bored on the weekend? Do you and your kids want something exciting to do? Then why don’t you visit Crystal Island and enter an enchanted world full of magic and fun? Yes, extraordinary fun for everyone.

Are your kids ever bored on the weekend? Do you and your kids want something exciting to do? Then why don’t you visit Crystal Island and enter an enchanted world full of magic and fun? Yes, extraordinary fun for everyone

Are your kids ever bored on the weekend? Do you and your kids want something exciting to do? Then why don’t you visit Crystal Island and enter an enchanted world full of magic and fun? Yes, extraordinary fun for everyone.

• Take an extreme and fabulous ride on our fast roller coaster.
• Explore Dinosaur World
• Have an amazing adventure at  Dragon Cave
• Be  astonished by Treasure World
• And admire the beautiful giraffes at Crystal Zoo

On High Hill, your children  will have lots of fun as they learn to ski down the hill like a shining star. They will use our E3000 skis, the perfect skis made of lightweight titanium: Have lessons with a coach, learn how to ski downhills on your own and go on the downhill unbeatable obstacle course, wear safety clothes and helmets. 

Slide down our amazing elephant slide and bounce on our ginormous trampolines!

This is where the amazing fun begins. Many visitors have tried our ski hill.

THIS IS THE BEST ISLAND EVER”! Said John Washington, professional ski champion.

There is free parking at every attraction where you can eat free food plus a full range of stunning shops

 Bluebells

Bluebells sway left to right

Like a graceful swan

Stretching out its leaves

Its soft petals

Like cotton candy

The stem rises up getting ginormous

Its green vines are spikey

Like a stinging nettle

Their silver roots

Like a shiny, metal coin

In the land of Neverbelieve, I tasted some sweet, sour strawberries.

In the land of Neverbelieve, I sang to the beautiful butterflies around the flowers.

In the land of Neverbelieve, I heard the sound of buzzing bees.

In the land of Neverbelieve, I found a huge dragon that was as big as a mountain.

In the land of Neverbelieve, I found a screaming shark that screamed in a cave.

In the land of Neverbelieve, I heard a goose honking in the sky.

In the land of Neverbelieve, I saw a yeti that was as large as a bus. 

 Exploring my school

On Monday, I found a lonely traffic cone sitting on the field alone.

On Tuesday, I walked to the oak tree and back. 

On Wednesday, I saw a lambo driving so fast.

On Thursday, I touched the tree of apples making me lick my lips.

On Friday, I tasted the delicious food from my mum.

On Saturday, I heard my brother playing with his toys.

On Sunday, I dreamed of me and my brother playing together.