Adelyn, a 7-year-old, felt anxious about a hurricane, prompting her to search for “Spookables” with her brother. This activity inspired her to write a story about various monsters and an unknown Spookable. The narrative showcases her creativity amidst the storm’s fear.

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All about Spookables

By: Adelyn (Age 7)

***Adelyn was nervous about the hurricane. The power kept flickering as the evening went on. So I suggested that she and her brother should look for Spookables. (The monsters from Winnie the Pooh.) Quicky, she grabbed her and her baby brother a flashlight and they spent an hour going around the house looking for Spookables. By the time she was done, Adelyn asked if she could use one of my notebooks to write a story and I said, “Of course.” ***

Please enjoy the story she wrote to distract herself from the storm:

All Spookables live in the attic. Be careful because the moment you get in they will gobble you up. The zombies like brains. The vampires like your blood. The ghosts like to scare you. The ogres like your muscles to eat. The werewolves like our meat to eat. Now you know what Spookables eat. All Spookables like to workout. Ogres love to work out.

There is an unknown Spookable I just figured out who she was. She turns into a human! She’s the only Spookable that shapeshifts. She’s lonely. Now she’s my BFF. She’s was a big light. She was scared at first, but not anymore.

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