Saturday, July 16, 2011

Thursday Short Story Slam Week 5-Children's Literature


Image Credit: mnn.com



39 comments:

Anonymous said...

welcome joining us in promoting Children's Literature at BB.

looking forward to seeing you soon.

Cheers.

Bluebell Books

mindsinger said...

This is a subject near to my heart, for I have looked for an illustrator with whom I can collaborate on several children's books. If anyone has a suggestion I would be grateful.

Linda Bob Grifins Korbetis Hall said...

have fun plotting the story.

thanks for coming.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the opportunity to share my writing, and to read what others write and share. :-)

Unknown said...

Well i've had a go ...hope its ok good to have a different challenge ..thank you

Brownpaperbaggirl said...

My entry isn't quite a story or a poem. But the image inspired me so I had to participate :)

Caroline said...

Great image and great blog.
It inspired me !!!

Thank you

K. Shawn Edgar said...

You all are slammin'!

Linda Bob Grifins Korbetis Hall said...

appreciate your encouragements.

anything related to the image or inspired by it are welcome.

be brave,
simply write things down, it will blossom.

Daydreamertoo said...

I really enjoyed this prompt. Thanks so much for organising it for us.

Ramesh Sood said...

Hello, my dear little plant
This is the only thing I want

It will be a lot better
If we both grow together

It's my one prayer
We both need love and care

May God give us strong roots
To give one and all shade & fruits


Ramesh Sood : )

Thanks for inviting.. it has come spontaneously here.. hope you like it..

Reader Wil said...

Thank you for your visit. I am, however afraid that I cannot write a story about a happy little girl tending a beautiful plant.The contrast is too great compared to my memories. It reminds me of the short time I was allowed to have a little kitchen garden in the concentration camp.I grew sweet potatoes and when they were ready for consumption all the sixteen inmates of our house ate of it. After that we were slowly to be starved,we talked food we wrote recipes, we prayed each night for food. I was ten years old, my sisters were six and four. We were far from happy, and to weak to grow plants with edible fruit or other parts. So you see that I am not fit to write a story, but thank you for the invitation all the same.Have a great day! Very great meme!

Gattina said...

I am surrounded by boys ! Your header is adorable !

Leckeres für Mensch und Katze said...

My short story: Growing life! LG Tina

MISH said...

This was very interesting - it gave me an opportunity to try something a little different !

My contribution can be found at
http://writer-in-transit.co.za/bluebell-sss-prompt-no-5-adventure-plantsville/

Jesse.s.mitchell said...

my post is from something longer and it is not exactly in keeping with the prompt...but you know me...I do my best, thanks

Unknown said...

thank you so much for your comments but I think they may have gone under the wrong post ! you commented after a poem about transplants the proper link to the poem about this link is at http://lifeindegrees.blogspot.com/2011/07/mummy-why-cant-i-plant-my-tree-where-my.html

Anonymous said...

Kez,

forget that you are in already.
no problem.

Jeff said...

The plant seemed so central to the photo I couldn't help but take that route. I'm happy to participate!

Anonymous said...

This is my first time entering and I fear I kind of veered off topic just a little bit (I got carried away by emotion if that is any excuse?). Although I wouldn't want a child to read my poem (too dark) the prompt took me down the road of how wonderful it is to have someone who cares for you... And in my life no one has done that better than my mother.

Anonymous said...

This is my first time entering and I fear I kind of veered off topic just a little bit (I got carried away by emotion if that is any excuse?). Although I wouldn't want a child to read my poem (too dark) the prompt took me down the road of how wonderful it is to have someone who cares for you... And in my life no one has done that better than my mother.

Saisri said...

Hi,

Thanks for inviting me. I enjoyed doing this prompt and posted the link to my entry above.

Bethe77 said...

Thank you for the invite I hope I did the pciture justice.
I had fun working on this one!
Blessings

Anonymous said...

welcome, anything is cool to read.

no worrying, cchampagne, Bethe77.

your guys did very well.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the invite! Hope you guys enjoy! It's short... but hits home with my lil ones! There is nothing like seeing a smile on a childs face !

Chim's World of Literature said...

This was a great prompt it really inspired me to create sumtin I don't write much off, more of these prompts wud be great.

Anonymous said...

Hmm I think I posted my poem in the wrong place :( can someone direct me to the free poetry place please

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the invite. Hope my poem aligns with your prompt, though the tree has grown as children do.

California Ink in Motion

Gråsky said...

Hello Bluebell Books.
You invited me to be in the 5 weeks challenge and I am stoked to be in. What do I need to do to part take?
I wrote an entry just now for this event, and I also wrote this one for your week 2 event: http://graasky.net/2011/07/11/before-my-feet-she-rots/
However, I do now see that entries have closed, and I guess that means that I should not write entries for all 5 weeks, just for the current week? Is that right?
Thanks for having me in your challenge, I am enjoying the writing as well as reading all the great entries.
All the best,
Grå Sky, graasky.net

Unknown said...

Ups, I posted from the wrong profile :) I apologize...

Hello Bluebell Books.
You invited me to be in the 5 weeks challenge and I am stoked to be in. What do I need to do to part take?
I wrote an entry just now for this event, and I also wrote this one for your week 2 event: http://graasky.net/2011/07/11/before-my-feet-she-rots/
However, I do now see that entries have closed, and I guess that means that I should not write entries for all 5 weeks, just for the current week? Is that right?
Thanks for having me in your challenge, I am enjoying the writing as well as reading all the great entries.
All the best,
Grå Sky, graasky.net

bluebell books said...

you can link in week 2 at week 5, no problem...

for week 5 challenge,

write a poem or a story related to the image shown, use creativity or imagination, feel free, welcome..

no problem.

Abhishek said...

Well,

I am in!!!


with warm regards
Another Author

deeju said...

Garden of smiles:
Oh!my little one,
Let's have some fun.
Oh! my dear mummmy,
Giving candies many?
No, my beautiful one,
We shall have better things done!
Will it be interesting, mum?
Yes, and useful to everyone.
Come, lets plant those tiny saplings,
And keep mother earth smiling.

the critics said...

beautiful image ...lovely posts there...

Vinod said...

Nice theme and I feel good about what I wrote :)

Anonymous said...

thank you so much for the invitation, really glad can join here...
this is my old post that perhaps compatible with the picture...
http://mpucukilalang.wordpress.com/2011/06/13/elderly/
happy reading :)

Anonymous said...

My second entry (sorry for bending the rules) was simply inspired by last week's slam and I wanted to share it with you. I hope that is OK?

Anonymous said...

Thank you for the invitation, and thank you for reading
jabs

Unknown said...

Thanks so much for the opportunity to be in this short story slam!

I have written and posted entries for all 5 weeks above.

I look very much forward to the next challenge.

Big hugs,
Grå Sky