The Boxcar Children

Today I finished "The Boxcar Children." It was so good. It was about four kids. The oldest one was named Henry. Then, after him was Jessie. Then, Violet. Then, Benny. And I liked best: Benny. The book was about the four children and their mom and dad died and they were living in a boxcar. And they were running away from their grandfather cause they thought he was mean and they didn't like him. And Henry got a job. He worked for a doctor. And then one time, all four of them came over and they picked cherries and then they ate there. And then, they went home to the boxcar. And they got a dog, before. And they found a blueberry tree or something like that. In the woods. And they found a dog. I think I told you that already. Okay.

And then the end was really good because Violet got sick. I don't like her. She's so, like, pouty. And so they went to the doctor's house. And he was making her get better. And Mr. Alden was their grandfather. Who they didn't like. And Benny saw him when he came over and he wanted the children because he was giving five-thousand dollars to whoever found them. And then Henry found out that he was the man when he won the Free-For-All prize, but that was a long time ago. And then he found out it was him that was his grandfather and Henry found out that he liked him. And then the girls liked him too. And everyone liked him. And the children went over to his house and lived with him. And their grandfather made a prize for them. I mean a "surprise." Okay. And then they found out the prize that the boxcar was in their backyard and waterfall and it was the same kind of thing and then so, they lived happily ever after!

That's it.

Stoooop. That's it.

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p.s. Apologizes to grammar teachers everywhere. The only thing Mickey typed was his name and the uuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmm. Sorry.