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Lucky The Lizard 

After a long cold winter, the first rays of summer sunshine 

shone down on Lucky the lizards back. 

Last summer had been horrible for Lucky as he had been hit by 

Mr Davis’ lawnmower after searching for strawberries in his 

backyard. Lucky didn’t like Mr Davis, not one bit. 

However, Lucky was determined to make this summer the best 

summer ever and decided to start searching for strawberries 

straight away. 

As Lucky emerged from the leaves into the beautiful 

bright surroundings Maggie the mad magpie swooped 

down and tried to grab him and eat Lucky for breakfast. 

Lucky was scared but knew he could out run Maggie so 

he crawled as fast as he could and hid behind a long log 

where he was glad to be alone once again.  

Yet Lucky was cold and desperately wanted to be warm. 

So he carefully crawled out into the open and spread 

himself onto a warm brown surface. 

After only a short time of sunning himself Lucky heard a 

loud noise. He looked up only to see a large red object 

coming towards him, fast. The red object was too fast to 

outrun, and too big to scare away. As it came closer and 

closer Lucky became more frighted and couldn’t move. 

After a massive whoosh noise Lucky opened his eyes in 

terror, but lucky for Lucky the red object had not hit 

him and was now disappearing into the distance. 

Lucky decided it was time to go. 

After crawling for a while Lucky spotted a patch of 

strawberries in the distance. He went around tall trees, 

in-between flowers, sticks, rocks and under a big green 

fence to reach the strawberries. 

But when Lucky looked up he could not see the 

strawberries anymore only a big brown bulldog looking 

straight at him. Lucky was terrified; he was too hungry 

and cold to run away. There were no logs nearby and 

Lucky knew he couldn’t freeze, so he opened his mouth 

very wide and hissed loudly at the dog, but the dog 

began to come closer and closer. Until a loud yelling 

noise came from the distance and the big brown dog ran 

away. 

Lucky was so relieved that he had not been hurt by the 

dog, but also tired and weak as he had not eaten 

anything and had still not found any strawberries. 

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