Today we want to give you a sneak-squeak at our new story--Hoofs on the Roofs! This is what this wonderful little story is about:
It’s Christmas Eve all over the world, and Daniel and Archie want something to remember it by. Something to remind them what the true meaning of Christmas is—it’s all about joy, forgiveness, love, and family.
Despite a large snowstorm that causes the disappointment of not having the usual Christmas Eve guests, and not having any presents to open that Christmas morning, the holidays will become an unforgettable adventure as Daniel and Archie discover a little town of mice in their library.
Mousington Manor and Cheaston Hall have been feuding for generations, but will the promise of a special guest restart the new year with some Christmas spirit? And when chaos takes over, will the town be able to come together in order to receive their surprise?
Restoring of peace in Mousechester, an anonymous letter, a candy cane with an important meaning, and a visit from a very special person—all wraps up what happened that Christmas Eve.
We aim to finish it before the end of December and will keep you updated about that. Next year you will hopefully be able to read the finish copy or Christmas, which would be great! Everyone wants to laugh on Christmas Eve, and you surely will since the story is very amouseing!
The first way that Christmas can be proven to be the most wonderful time is by writing a little Christmas story--even if it's only one page long. It will definitely put you in the Christmas spirit and will be something special to read the following year. We are challenging each and every one of you to do so. You can get inspiration for everything during the hollydays--in fact, we were inspired to write our story by a little mouse who ran across the library floor yesterday, while we were writing the Twelve Days of Cartoonmast announcement. It didn't give us its name. We guessed it would rather remain anony-mouse.
But we don't. Therefore, we will sign off with our names--
Can we read the rough draft on Christmas? I really want to read it.
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DeleteIt is against our policy.
DeleteThis sounds great!!
ReplyDeleteI want to write a Christmas story. What should I write about? Any ideas?
ReplyDeleteWrite about Mr. Hall trying to come down the chimney and getting stuck.
DeleteWrite about Irene powdering her face with marshmallows.
DeleteRight about Ariel tinking a rinoseros is a rainder and geting chargd.!!
DeleteWrite about yourself.
DeleteWe're glad you liked us more then your father
ReplyDeleteWell, you're much cuter, pipsqueak.
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