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Once Upon A Time.......

there lived a little girl named Alice. Unlike all the 

other girls Alice was adventurous and had big 

dreams. Even though Alice was brilliant and loved 

learning she would always have a hard time sitting 

still in class. She would often start to daydream 

about what it would be like if her teachers would 

turn into animals and teach them games that 

absolutely didn't make any sense. Even thinking 

such things though would get her into trouble and 

she already had enough time making friends.

 None of the children would ever talk to her because 

they thought she was strange Alice was often left by 

herself with her thoughts. Alice never thought of she 

was truly alone though after all she had her cat Dinah 

that she could talk to.   Finally, when Alice's class was 

over it would be time for her to go home. Alice didn't 

like home very much because she then would have to 

deal with her awful mother. Alice's mother let's say 

was very strict with Alice. Even though Alice was told 

she was done learning for the day by her teachers.

Her mother would give her lessons on how to act 

like a lady. Alice's mother would do anything in her 

power to keep Alice from being adventurous- she 

would sometimes keep Alice locked up in her room 

and tell her to do ridiculous things like walking 

around with books on her head. Alice's mother 

would always pick out the most ridiculous outfits 

that she could find- which was absurd to Alice 

because she always picked out an outfit that was 

red and Alice disliked the colour red. 

Alice could take being dressed up and dragged 

into playing croquet but the one thing she 

couldn't stand was the tea party. It was so 

boring- she had to drink a certain way, she had 

to sit a certain way, and she even had to talk a 

certain way. Alice couldn't just talk about 

anything according to her mother. She had to 

either gossip about someone else or talk about 

money how typical. When Alice would have the 

chance to escape from her mother she would 

tell her that she was going to read with her 

sister. 

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