User blog:Kidsnewsnairobi7yearold/Grandpa Lemons stories

It was New Years Eve ending. Grandpa lemon got the fruits settled into their beds.

Orange: Awwwww... Grandpa lemon I want a story. Grandpa lemon: Sure, which one? Orange: The joke book! Grandpa lemon: Didn't I just read that one yesterday? Pear: Yeah, why not Twilight Zone? Orange:Nah, to boring. Marshmallow: Why not the puppies and unicorns book with rainbows and clouds? Grandpa lemon got that one out. One day 2 marshmallows were walking and talking about unicorns. Marshmallow: Yay! Unicorns! Then one marshmallow said to the other, "Say I think unicorns are getting old and boring, lets try rainbows". Marshmallow frowned. Grandpa lemon: Marshmallow, what's the matter? Marshmallow: They hate marshmallow, boo. Grandpa lemon: Not everyone likes the same things marshmallow, but its never ok for them to say they hate them. I'll read another story. Passion fruit: Why not a fruit tale? Grandpa lemon: Great idea! Fruit tales are old legends told a long time ago, even before I was born. Passion, which fruit tale? Passion: Um..... Maybe Little red Riding fruit? Grandpa lemon: Great, I'll start reading. A little fruit named Little red Riding hood was nicknamed after her red hood and she was never riding. One day her dear grandmother was sick, and needed company. Little Red had to get there safely and keep her grandma company. She walked through the woods and found a scary human named Neverman. Neverman loved little fruits and chopped them up into prices of tiny paper. Although, Little red though that was a legend until she told him her information. He tricked her but a hunter killed him. Little red promised to never talk to strangers again. The end. Grandpa lemon: Good story, right? Orange: What was the mor-al? Get it? Moral? Grandpa lemon: The moral was never talk to strangers. Pear: If Little red heard of him, how did she not know it was him? Grandpa lemon: I'll look that up Tomorrow. Marshmallow: We're they're clouds in This story? Grandpa lemon: Yes, they just weren't mentioned. Any more questions? Midget apple: Is they're a story about always letting small ones play first? Grandpa lemon: Yes, it's called the Great Ballgame, I'll read you the story tomorrow at story time.