One day a boy named Jack came home from school and
went to his room to do his homework. Jack sighed and
said "Boy, this homework is hard, if only I could be an
alien, it would have been better!"
Jack started to do his homework, and after a few minute
something strange happened and Jack's room began to
spin. When Jack got off from the floor where he'd fallen
down when the room spun.
Jack was wondering why the room was spinning. He
looked out the window and saw the earth really far away
from his house!!!!
Jack looked at his hand and jumped back, they were
green!!! Jack looked away from his hand and looked back
at them, one had three fingers with suction cups and the
other one didn't have any fingers.
Jack wondered and slowly said " My wish about being an
alien has come true!!"
He looked at his table, it was floating around and it didn't
have homework on it. He looked in the mirror and jumped
back. His face was green & blue and his arms were red
and black.
Jack was very very surprised to have skin like that and so
he went down stairs to ask his mom "why he was an
alien!!"
When Jack got downstairs he was too scared to go to his
Mom and Dad because they were huge!!!
He ran upstairs and shut the door. He was trying to find
his hamster in his room, but he could not find it and
because of that he used "Heat-Vision" that he didn't know
that he had, and with that he melted the door with heat!!!!
Jack was scared….he could melt down things. He had
wished he could fly before and now he could!!!!!!!
He was having lots of fun flying and flew out the door, but
then he remembered something he couldn't hide from his
alien parents forever, so he wished everybody were
human again and he went in his house back. The house
started to spin and after a little while he and his parents
were human and back on earth.
He saw all his homework laying in his room.
Then Jack whispered to himself and said, "I'll always
believe in aliens!!!!!"
Niribili (Niky) Sarmah. Niribili is in Grade-III in Amosland
Elementary School, 549 Amosland Road, Morton, PA-
19070. She hopes children age 6-8 will love to read this
story.
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