Have you ever wondered where crop circles come from? Well, today’s brand new story has the answer! Written by a 12 year old from California named Logan.
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The Real Reason Why Aliens Go to Farms
by Logan, age 12, California
So long ago in the ancient times of 1981, there lived a man named Jeffrey, and aliens didn’t get along with Earth. They would steal gold, diamonds, and money and weren’t the nicest to us humans. Until one day, Jeffrey, who was making a burger, saw aliens taking his money from his safe in the kitchen. Without thinking, he threw a burger that he was making, but the aliens ate it in mid-air. But the aliens liked it, but they didn’t like the pickles. It made their eyes like googly eyes. The rest made them sick, but they liked the bread and meat. So Jeffrey said, “you can take all the corn you want to make the bread and all the cows you want for the meat as long as you don’t eat me The aliens agreed, and they said (alien voice pls):
We won’t take your resources if you give us that stuff. So he agreed, and if you’re wondering what crop circles are, then it is just aliens saying thank you to Jeff in alien language.
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Mopsy and Teddy, the Superhero Dogs
by Peter, age 5, Georgia
One time Mopsy and Teddy were at their secret hideout, and they had a computer. The computer said, “ALERT, ALERT, ALERT.” And then the two superheroes flew to their super vehicles and went to Planet Badoongyface. Then the superhero dogs went throughout the whole universe, and they discovered something new. They discovered a wormhole! They went into the wormhole, and they ended up in an “upside down crazy world.” Suddenly, people and dinosaurs came alive all around them. And suddenly, a dragon came! But then everything transformed into bananas. Then Mopsy and Teddy defeated the dragon. Then they got in their flying ship and went back through the wormhole and landed safely at last. The end.
I Have the Hiccups
by Grace, age 7, Massachusetts
The Wonky Dragon
by Grayson, age 8, California