The story for the little princess Sazzette by Ann Wood
There was once a little Princess named Sazzette. She was an exceptional little princess and lived in a palace. One day Sazzette went for a walk in the woods, picking wildflowers and fruits. She played with the animals in the forest and told them stories. Sazzette loved fairy tales and often read fairy tale books. She was so engrossed in playing with the little bunnies in the woods that she didn't know when it was getting dark.The people of the palace went to look for her. They called her name. Find out where your princess is outside is dark, and there are bad people. She was sitting on a meadow and quietly playing with the bunnies when one of the veterans found her.
This is where you hid, princess; the whole kingdom is looking for you. Sazzette looked at him in astonishment and smiled innocently at him. Forgive me for scaring you all; I drifted off with these cute bunnies.
They walked to the palace, and Sazzette hummed a children's song. In the castle, the king and queen were waiting for him anxiously on the porch. Where are you wandering princess, everyone was looking for you?
Forgive me, Mom and Dad, but I got so carried away with the games that I didn't know when it got dark. This should not happen again, Sazzette; everyone is scared that something terrible may have happened to you. If you want to go out, you will take your governess with you. Sazzette cried that she had quarreled over leaving the palace without permission.
The next day was the little princess's birthday, and the palace was in full swing preparing for the party. There were garlands and balloons everywhere, a white ballroom decorated with Princess Sazzette's Happy Birthday, flowers and tables with delicious food, and a massive cake on seven floors. There were also many gifts for the princess from all over the kingdom. People loved her very much because she was gorgeous and good. The party lasted three days, and three nights everyone ate, drank, and had fun.
Short story by Ann Wood
Read 223 times
Written on 2021-04-19 at 10:41
Save as a bookmark (requires login) Write a comment (requires login) Send as email (requires login) Print text
