The Wee Free Men!

Ok, so here is a book that i am half way through, and it is called the wee free men by terry pratchett. It is soooooooooooooo good and sooooooooooooooo funny! It is a tad scary (with a headless horseman and all)  but it is worth it to get scared!!!
Here is a pic:

It is soooooo good, and there is four in the series!

Some other pics

 Here are some other pics i did. One of them is Adiela's unicorn, Hooves:

Thx for seeing my pics!

Bead Woman

 

Adiela part 4

Here is the fourth part of ADIELA!!

“Okay, so. Wha’ are we gonna do?” Tumble came to her and slapped her face. “Ye little girl! Ye know what we’re gonna do! Don’t ye know about the annual sword ceremony?” Adiela shook her head and rubbed her cheek. “Well, it’s this ceremony where everyone in the village comes to a ball at the kings palace. There is food and desserts and whiskey. Then-” “Oh, I’m sorry.” Adiela said. “But I don’t drink whiskey!” She yelled sternly. Tumble gave her a slick smile. “Well, now that yer gonna be on the hunt, you’ll have to drink it!” He gave her another slap. “Okay, tell me more.” Tumble cleared his throat. “Well, after the ball, the kings servants blow their trumpets and you and the thirty-nine other hunters come riding in on horses, and at the end are presented with swords.” Tumble smiled proudly. “Hmph. Well, I guess we’ll be practicing riding into the palace?” “Yep. And you’ll be needin’ these!”  Tumble said as he handed her some armer for Hooves. “Maybe you wanna die, but yer horsie needs protection.” He teasingly laughed. “Hmph. Yeah, yeah but what about the practicing? I ain’t got all day, ye know!” As she said it, she knew she did have the whole day, but she wanted to sound annoyed. “Rub yer cheek and drink some whiskey, an’ I’ll tell ye.” Tumble threw her, her leather pouch which he had emptied and filled with whiskey. Adiela rolled her eyes. She wanted to impress him and make him stop the laughing, so she held onto the pouch tight and drank the whole darn thing down. The drink burned her throat and her eyes teared up, but she managed to drink it down. She burped and didn’t mind saying ‘excuse me’. Adiela handed Tumble the pouch back. She casually took her sleeve and wiped off the remainings of whiskey. She slickly smiled. “Didn’t think I could drink the whole darn thingy, didja?” Tumble shook his head. “Would you-would you like another?” He held up his pouch. “Nah, I wanna practice. So where were we? Oh yah, I’m supposed to put these on Hooves, that righ’? I’ll just be back.” She took out her armer and handed it to Tumble. Then she went out of his cave and untied Hooves.  She whinnied and galloped into the cave. When Tumble saw her, he nearly fainted. “Ye didn’t tell me ye had a unicorn!!”

V day pic!

Okay, so i promised you i'd make a valentines picture and here it is. It is me and my Ma hugging.

It is not as good as real life. (Not at ALL)

Pics of Adiela

Oh, and here are some pics of Adiela:

I hope you like the pics.

Pickle Poll!!

Okay, so happy v-day, (again) and just so you know, there is this new gadget on my blog and you can vote what kind of pickle you like best!! :)

Happy v day!!

Happy Valentines Day, everyone!! I am sick today, which really stinks but i'm having a good morning. My parents set up this cool table with roses, chocolates, cards on ribbon, candles and little bags of goodies and present for me and my sister!! We are having heart-shaped crepes and cocoa for breakfast, and in my bag i have an itunes card, a stuffy bear, a heart mug, a cookie, some chocolates, pink bubbles and a card! Even though i have a fever, i am having a very fun valentines day!! Pretty soon i'll post some v-day art, too!


I hope you all are having a good holiday, too!

Love, bella

Adiela part 3

Okay, so this is SUPER long, but here is the third part of adiela.

Adiela  rode Hooves into the wide woods where they were alone. Adielas castle was far from Sunny’s tree, so they had to take a brake once and a while. Adiela got off her unicorn and took a leather pouch from her belt. She took out the cork in it, and drank the water content. Her fingers were not numb now, but she was still very shakey. “How could it have happened that sudden?” she asked herself. “I, Adiela Veavet, an ordinary girl am going to fight dragons? It doesn’t make any sense.” She smiled, shook her head, tied the pouch back onto her belt and rode Hooves all the way home. When they got to the ruby stall, Adiela put Hooves away and ran home. She couldn’t wait to tell her parents.

When she got home, she knocked on the door, and was greeted by her parents and brother opened mouthed. “Ye already read the newspaper?” “Yes. We-we can’t believe it. If only Pierre was a year older. He is ever so jealous.” Pierre snorted and yelled. “Am not!”  “Yes, well. I’m supposed to receive a letter at midnight. That will explain who I will go to” Adiela said. “Yes, well I am still completely horrified of the king! You are supposed to be a little lady! Well, I’ll let it pass this time. I’m going to a have a girl-boy as a daughter, just think of it! Rubbish! But I rather have my girl be a boy than be in jail, by the kings commands! Ugh. Lets have some tea.” He mother said, and went into the kitchen to make tea. Her father looked at her mud splotch on her dress, and snorted. Then he lit his pipe and smoked his tobacco.

That night, Adiela couldn’t fall asleep. “Mother!” She called. “What is it? I was just asleep!” “I can’t fall asleep. I’m worried I won’t succeed in my journey. In other words, I’m afraid I’ll die.” Mrs. Veavets frown softened, and she smoothed Adielas hair. “Honey, if I know you, you’ll be better than any man to be in the fight. I know you won’t die. That’s why I’m letting you go.” Mrs. Veavet kissed Adielas cheek and brought her some tea with honey that eased her stress. “Are you feeling better?” “Yes, ma. I love you.” “I love you too, Adiela. Now get some rest.” And with that, she went to sleep.

In the morning, everyone awoke to Adiela yelling “Its here! its here! My letter is here!” Her brother was the first to get out of bed, then her parents. In her hands, Adiela held a shiny, golden envolope with a wax sealing that had an imprint of a tree on it. The envolope felt heavy, as if there was a long list made out of cardstock. “Open it! Come on! Stop staring at it, and see whats in it!!” Pierre yelled. Adiela rolled her eyes, made a pig nose at him, but did as he commanded. She gently peeled off the wax, making sure not to crack it, and lifted the top flap. In side it was not even a piece of paper. It was a square of golden silk, with silver stiches embroided around the edge. Someone (she was guessing the king) had hand-stiched silver letters on the golden silk. In, the envolope was also a golden key. (Which explained why it was heavy). “Read the stiching!” Cried Pierre.

“Okay, okay. It says this:

Dear winners of the dragon hunt,

I, King Bartholomew, have picked you over thousands of other brave children for this special hunt. There are fourty of you, all together and your task is to help make the dragons go extinct. The key in this envolope is addressed to your own personal dwarf, who will teach you what and how to fight. Today is your first day to go to your dwarf. On the last Friday, all of you will come to my palace and receive your own swords and show eachother what you have learned. The address of your dwarf is also printed on your key. We expect the best of you, and hope this year we will be able to have a party of extinction.

We all hope you succeed on your mission,

King Bartholomew.”  Pierre stared open-mouthed at the golden silk. “King Bartholomew sure has some good sewing, considering he is color-blind.” Mr. Veavet half-joked and half was serious.  “Well, you’d better get going.” Mrs. Veavet said, smiling proud. Adiela hugged her mother and hugged her father and just to be nice gave her brother a kiss on the cheek.

Adiela ran to the ruby stall. When she got there, of course she found a pile of kids admiring Hooves. All of the boys were about her age and were holding golden keys. “Hey, are you guys in the dragon hunt this year? I see you have the keys.” One of the boys who was a red-head looked at her kindly. “Yeah. I’m Robert. Hey, are ye Adiela, the girl from the paper?” “Yeah.” “Hey!” Another red-head, who looked liked he was a chubbier version of Robert called from the back. “Do you know who this unicorn belongs too?” “Me. I found her when I was seven.” Adiela felt her self blush when all the boys from the hunt stared at her in amazment. “Hey, is this yer first time on the hunt? If it is, I could help ye. I’m a senior. I’m thirteen. How old are ye?” Robert kindly asked her. “I’m just eleven. I live in that castle down the river.” Robert smiled. His smile was warm and friendly and made Adiela feel less nervous. Robert got on a brown horse with white spots. “Is this yer horse?” Adiela asked him. “Yep. This is Buckle. But we can’t keep him inside since we couldn’t afford a house. We live in that wooden ‘shed’ with all the hay in it. You’ve probably seen it.” His warm smile faded away as he spoke. “Oh. I-I’m so sorry. Can I do anything to help ye? We have lots of clothes and food we could give to you. And yer family.” “I ain’t got no family. It’s only me and my older brother, the chubby one. That’s Jones. We lost them one day and didn’t have medicine around.” “Oh, golly. I really am sorry. Well, you know I have something better than a horse or house.” Adiela said, getting on Hooves. “What?” Robert asked her. “I got a friend.” She smiled at him, and they walked down the stream together on there horses.

“So whats the sparkly fellow’s name?” Adiela fed him an apple. “This here? This is Hooves.” “Nice name.” Robert said. Buckle watched Hooves eat an apple greedily. Hooves noticed Buckle staring at it with sad eyes. She lowered her head down and put the apple in front of Buckle. He thankfully nuzzled Hooves and munched on the apple. Adiela laughed. “It looks like the’re becoming friends too.”

Pretty soon, they came to Roberts dwarf’s cave and said goodbye and that they would she eachother at the ruby stall after class. Robert, before leaving, gave her some tips that if her dwarf was a grumpy-non-playful one like his, to not make it grumpier. So they bid farewell, and Adiela went farther down the stream torwards her dwarf’s cave.

Soon enough, she saw a cave made out of dirt and grass sticking out of the ground with a wooden door on it. She matched the address on her key to the address on the door, and gently knocked. “One moment!” Came a voice inside the cave. It was a sing-song voice that sounded like you were plugging your nose and doing it in a high voice, it was a rather silly goofy voice. Adiela politely knocked again. This time, the door opened and out came a little round fellow. His cheeks with chubby and pink, the perfect type to pinch. His stoamach was as round as a rolling ball, which was probably causing him to fall every three seconds and laugh. He was not old, tough and aggressive looking, but a rosy sight that made Adiela unexpectly laugh. He was wearing blue pajamas and a floppy pom pom hat. He looked rather young, for he had no facial hair and no wrinkles. He came up to Adielas knees, (about the size of an average dwarf) and was a merry, rosy little ball of fun. Adiela was glad she didn’t have an aggressive dwarf like Robert. “Hello! Welcome!” The little dwarf said. “My name is Tumble!” “Hello. I-I’m Adiela.” Adiela said, trying not to laugh. “Nice to meet ye! Are ye the girl in the dragon hunt?” “Yes. I think so.” Tumble laughed and wiggled his ears. “Come on in! Welcome to my home!” Adiela had to bend over to go threw the door, but the rest of the house was a rather large place for a dwarf. It was the size of Adielas ballroom, furnished and everything. She and Tumble felt so small in there. “Now. First you’ll need to be dressed properly. We don’t exept dresses in here.” “Okay. Where’s the clothes I should wear?” “Over here.” Tumble came and handed her a plain white blouse and tan colored pants and dark brown boots. Then he handed her lots of golden armer, which to Adiela looked stupid and were too big for her.  “I think I’ll be okay with a sword or bow and arrows.” She said, only taking the blouse, pants and boots from him. “You sure? You might regret it.” She nodded. “Alright, then. But if you die on the first day, don’t blame me.” “Okay, I won’t. Now close your eyes.” Adiela said. Tumble did. Adiela got undressed out of her stockings, dress, and petticoat. She put on the pants, boots and shirt. The shirt was a tad scratchy, and the boots a tad big, but she still wore them. “Tumble, where is a mirror? You can open you eyes now.” Tumble opened his eyes, and showed her to a large mirror where she could she her whole body. “Hmm. My hair looks silly, having it so long. Tumble do you have any siccors?” The little dwarf shook his head. “No. But I do have a knife. That’s what all the men cut there hair with.” He handed her a sharp, short knife. “Alright. Adiela, you can do this. Come on. Its only your hair.” She said to her self. She took a handful of her hair, and cut the bottom. She then looked in the mirror. “I have to say, its pretty good considering you used a knife.” Said Tumble trying to lie. “I know you don’t really think so. My hair is hideous.” She said. “Well, anyways. It dosen’t matter. You look better than most of the boys. Come on. Lets practice fighting.” He handed her a silver sword. “This is just a practice one. Next week, when you go  to the kings you will be presenting with your own true, sword.” Adiela nodded. “Now. Let us begin.”

Adiela practiced fighting and defending and how to escape a dragon for a long time. Tumble kept on telling her about how good she was. She thought it was just because Pierre had taught her at night how to fight, which was an advantage. When she asked Tumble for a snack, he taught her how to refuse to your stomach. This was Adielas least favorite part of the lesson.

When the lesson was over, Adiela said goodbye to Tumble and shook his hand with a sweaty palm. “Huh…Huh…..goodbye…huh,huh…Tumble…huh.” Adiela said, gasping and panting every second. “Goodbye Adiela. Tomarrows lesson starts at midnight. Be prepared with your sword and clothes.” “Huh,huh..yes.” Adiela limped hungrily to untie Hooves from a tree. Then she got on her, and greedily chugged all the water from her leather pouch. “If  I have too fight that dwarf all day every day, I’ll turn into a piece of smoked bacon!” She said to herself, as she put Hooves in the ruby stall. “How’d ye like yer first  lesson?” Adiela heard Robert say from behind her. She turned around. “Oh, golly. It was-was tiring, that’s for sure. I’m not sure I’ll make it.” “You’ll do fine.” Robert said. “Well I gotta go. See ye tomarrow at midnight.” “Yeah. See ye.” Adiela tirely said and trudged all the way home. 

                     CHAPTER TWO: THE SWORD

The few next days where just as tiring for Adiela, and every  time she came home, she raided the pantry where they kept there food. She had been working for two weeks now, and tomarrow was the day when all the hunters went to the kings palace. Adiela could feel her heart beating fast and her forehead was sweaty. At midnight, she went to her last class with Tumble for this year. She got dressed with her blouse, pants and boots. She filled her leather  pouch with water and didn’t mind getting Hooves. If she could fight a dragon, she could walk to a dwarfs house. When she got to the little cave, she barely knocked on the door. Tumble came out. His face was just as red and cheery and active as always. He never seemed to get tired like Adiela.

“Hello Adiela! Ready for practice?!” Adiela yawned and nodded. They went into Tumbles cave and got in position. Adiela took her sword and Tumble took his. “On yer mark, get set, go!” Adiela charged down the room, with her sword in front. Tumble had on golden armer, and was charging towards her, too. Right when Tumble was going to slash at her, she jumped behind him, (She wasn’t aloud to jump over him, since she couldn’t jump over a dragon) and with her sword knocked him to the ground. Then she faked to cut off his neck with her sword like she would do to a dragon. Then she also faked to cut off his arms and legs. “Bravo!! You killed me!” Tumble yelled. “Let us recite it again. This time, you’ll have to defend with your shield, for I will blow air and that will be fire.” Adiela got back where she started. “Ready, set, go!” Adiela raced towards Tumble. Her stomach rumbled. She had forgotten to eat breakfast at one in the morning. She felt her belly grumble. She felt sick. As she was just about to jump over Tumble,when a big green splotch of throw-up came out of her mouth and nearly missed Tumble. “Ew. Sorry, I guess I forgot to eat breakfast. Can I get some water?” Tumble studied the green splotch. He got a mop and cleaned it up. Then he handed her, her water pouch. She went outside and drank some and spit it out. Then she came back in. “Okay, lets start over.” She went to where she started, and called “Ready, set go!” again. This time, Tumble raced towards her faster and blew air on her. She got out her shield, and backed away. Then she started running back towards Tumble, and jumped behind him. She then knocked him down again and cut up his body. “Yay! You succeeded! You passed the test!” Adiela smiled to herself. Maybe she did have what it took to be a dragon hunter. “Now can I have a snack?” “No!” Cried Tumble. “We must practice what to do at the king and queens! Tomarrow you’ll go there ye kno’! I want you to look spick n’ span!” Adiela rolled her eyes. She drank and spit some more water, and cleaned her boot which had dirt on it.

Today i'm being filmed!

Yay! So i am in this chorus of kids, and today we are going to be filmed for TV!! I don't think it will be on the TV until the spring, but try to spot me singing!! :)

Adiela part 2

Okay, so this is reallllllllllllllly long. But i wanted to post the whole thing, so here is the second part of Adiela

Adiela awoke to her mother cooking some perfectly seasoned oatmeal with raspberries and other spices from Sunny, Adielas master fairy. All the girls under twenty had there own master fairy and boys there own master dwarfs. They would teach them to weave, cook, hunt and build. Adiela wished she could learn from a dwarf, but King Bartholomew proclaimed it was against the law. So every night, Pierre, her brother would teach Adiela what he learned from Tuffet, his master dwarf, which was fun to learn and also, good to have two abilities she could do.  The fairies and dwarfs were also loyal friends to the boys and girls. But not to Adiela. Sunny was the most annoying, old, bragging fairy Adiela had ever met. She hated going to her classes. Especially since they weren’t even about how to fight.

As Adiela sat down and scooped the oatmeal into her mouth, she thoughfully chewed up every spice and raspberries and pieces of oat seperatly.

“Hello Pierre.” She said to the messy-haired boy, who was her brother and who now trudged down the stairs, wiggiling his tooth with his tongue. “I want it to come out!” He wailed. “I want to catch the tooth fairy! I’ve seen her once, and she was beautiful!” “No! Ye mustn’t! She’s th’ only fairy livin’ who can carry yer teeth!” Adiela cried, swallowing her raspberry whole. “But I could keep her as a pet! I’d sell her to ye for that hunky unicorn ye found….” “No way! I’d tan yer hide if ye eve’ tried to steal the lassie!” Adiela made a fist. “Settle down, children! I’ve had enough camotion for one mornin’ I tell ye. Now ye’ve got to eat quickly, and go ride to Tuffet and Sunny.” Mrs. Veavet said. “Hmph. Unicorn Poonicorn. Shes as stupid as a hog.” Pierre whispered. Adiela smiled grimly. “Ye’re just jealous.” She whispered back.

When they had finished the oatmeal, Pierre cleaned up his bowl, but Adiela was to much in a hurry. Pretty soon, Sunny would clean up the tea and cookies they shared every morning, and she would put away the Monday paper which was always exciting, especially at the time when they picked who was going to be in the dragon hunt, and especially since the hunt was in two weeks. And she didn’t want to miss out on that. She raced down the river, and hopped over it. Of course she got a splotch of mud on her dress, but Sunny would help clean it off. She ran a little further into the woods, and saw a distant shine of ruby. She went closer to the stall, and watched the other boys and girls on there plain horses, admiring her Hooves. “Excuse me, but could ye move out of the way a little? I’m trying to get her. She is mine you know. I found her.” Okay, so maybe she was bragging a little bit. The other boys and girls, about her age who were admiring Hooves stepped back, admiring Adiela, for the fact that she owned the unicorn, just as much as Hooves. She  got onto Hooves and all the children asked her if they may please pet her horn, and in a nice mood, Adiela agreed.

Adiela rode threw the woods. The faster she went, the faster her eyes teared up and her cheeks turned pink. It was September after all. She was careful not to ride over any dwarf’s homes, including Tuffet’s.

When Adiela thought she had reached Sunny’s tree, she knocked on it ever so gently. Then, out of the hole in the tree popped a small childish head of a fairy. Her cheeks were pink and chubby and her dress was muroon. She reminded Adiela like a raspberry.  But today her face was outraged. “That poison apple! The stupid thing! The color blind rodent!” Adielas eyes were wide and wondering. “Whats the matter, Sunny?” Adiela asked her. “The king!” She cried. “He disrespects me! And to think! You were just learning to be a proper lady! Humph! I’m not a trained Dwarf! My gracious! He’s a stupid ol’ man who can only think up the worst, and at the last moment, CHANGE THE LAWS!” “Sunny. Mellow down. First, lets sit down and have some tea and cookies and read the morning paper. Then ye can tell me what all this is about. Okay?” “But that is what it’s about! The morning paper! Read it, and you’ll see!” Adiela rolled her eyes and got her magnifying glass. ‘It would have been easier to read are human-sized one’, she thought, but she could make out the words on the tiny slip of paper.

It read:

SUPER FAIRY NEWS! READ BEFORE ITS TOO LATE!

This year, not enough boys have been old enough for the annual dragon hunt. The king, although he hasn’t for a century, has changed the law; girls are now intended to go on the trip. The king has looked at the list of eleven year old girls of the village, and chosen one special, charming, brave (and we hope so) girl to go on the hunt. And her name is: Adiela Julianna Veavet. Each person attending the hunt will receive a letter at midnight about what to learn and where. If you’d like to know more, attend to the kings annual ball and he will talk.      

Adiela read it over and over again to make sure she wasn’t blind. She looked towards Sunny. “I-I’m going on the dragon hunt?” Sunny nodded. “You’ll also be learning from a dwarf how to hunt and defend, and you’ll receive a letter tonight at midnight. But the worst: I’ll never be able to teach you to be a lady. If you are on a three week hunt, you’ll miss three weeks of class, and so you won’t be able to catch up. With being taught by a dwarf, you don’t need to catch up! I guess I’ll bid you goodbye, and that’ll be that. You’re turning into a man!” She yelled grumpily. She shook Adiela’s finger, (which had gone numb from shock) and went to baking more fairy cakes. Adiela was half happy and half just plain shocked. She wasn’t exactially sad, though. She felt happy and content that she was going to be taught by a dwarf, but she didn’t know if she had the guts to go on a three week hunt. She might die. She might starve. And she was only eleven years old.

As she rode Hooves home, she thought about what Sunny had said. “I am turning into a man.” she thought. 

Adiela

Here is a chapter of writing i did today. Pretty soon, if you like it, i'll post some more.

                    CHAPTER ONE: Adiela

        

Japonia was a wild land. Golden, emereld and tin castles emereged from the wide, maple and oak woods. The aroma of fresh pine needles, in which scaterred on the ground and up in the trees, filled the air and covered the golden building of the king and other important towers that were not shadowed above by trees. The population there was not on a sign, therefore, if you wanted to know, you’d have to climb the tall oaks and count the castles. But you couldn’t climb any tree with holes in them. Those were the fairies property. The people who lived there had settled there after the fairies, in which case the fairies had claimed the trees to themselves, and were aloud to keep them that way.  And yes, the same when walking. If you saw a sort of cave with a wooden door on it, sticking out of the ground, you must not walk over it. Those were the homes to the dwarfs. This was very risky because dwarfs were very caprishous, and if were mad, could bite the head off a giant.  But all of them had a good side. At least, when the people first settled in Japonia.  Dwarfs had built the golden, tin and gem plated castles and in return, asked for nothing. Yes, there were lots of magical creatures in Japonia, in which case, you had to be very careful about where you went or touched. All the people loved the magical animals, but not one. The dragons. They were fire breathing, sharp clawing dangerous beasts! Which is why around Japonia there was a tall (taller than a dragon I would hope) golden wall that protected them and kept the dragons out. Every year, the people in Japonia had a dragon hunt when they would send out hunters to kill the dragons. They hoped for the dragons to go extinct.  For the dragons, if they ever did get in, would breath fire on the tin buildings and turn them to rust! And in one of these golden kingdoms, a young girl sat on a velvet stool, twisting her hair, and biting her other strand of hair that was stiff from being twisted. Her name was Adiela. Adiela Veavet. She had a mother, father and a maid, Lucia. In a ruby stall, just passed the river that ran threw the village where the people kept there horses, lived Adielas best friend. Her name was  Hooves. But Hooves was not like any other horse. She was a unicorn. Adiela and her friend who lived in a castle down the road, Pierre, had been walking threw the forest when they found her. They talked, and began to like eachother, (the magic animals could talk) and so Hooves agreed to live with Adiela since she was an orphan. Every time Adiela rode Hooves to visit the king of Japonia, all the other children would ooo and aaahh at the sight of Hooves magical appearance; her shining horn, her glittering tail. That was the only unicorn in the village exept for the kings. King Bartholomew. But, at least thought Adiela, her Hooves was prettier than the king’s old, gray unicorn. But the king was color-blind, so he couldn’t agree with her. Which was very disappointing.

To most people who didn’t live in Adielas village, Japonia was just a fairy tale. To people not in Japonia unicorns and dragons and fairies were just in storie books. When Adielas mother told her this story before bed, Adiela could hardly imagine what her mother explained a dog was.

“It’s a furry kind of four-legged animal who has floppy ears.”  Adiela inturupted her. “It is like a furry fairy? Only, with soft, floppy ears? Do they live in trees?” “No, Adiela. I don’t know exactly what they look like, but I’m sure they are much bigger. Commoners have them as pets. Now it is ten thirty Adiela, and you are only eleven, so get some sleep.” Adiela’s mom took away her milk, and marched her up the stairs. The candles flickered in Adielas room as she blew them out. “Good ni’ ma.” She said, and with that, Adiela was carried to dream land where she would be safe from the dragons.  

Thanks for reading! (sorry it was so long)