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Our family is not the same since the horrible creature's arrival. The monster makes noises, keeps everyone awake. The cries! The awful smells!
At night, I hear it from my parent's bedroom. Scary! They are afraid of it too. They send each other to calm it. It eats their energy. They look tired. I must do something! I must face the creature, now!
I come closer. The monster's large, blue eyes look at me! I don't know why. I put my head to its soft, warm belly and blow. It giggles and I think I like her... my baby sister.
Underground she lay there, covered by worms and bugs - untouched for the last three centuries. Her hands, dirty and covered with dried blood, tinkered with her muddy brown hair as she plotted to get back at the person who did this to her - the person with a knife gripped in his midnight black-gloved hand. She peered at the dilapidated ceiling of her tight coffin. She dragged her hands against it, searching for a place to burst it open.
"It's time," her raspy voice whispered as her bloodshot eyes widened. "I'm coming for you."
1st Place School Winner
Winner of The Young Writers’ Award of Excellence
Nicolaus Copernicus School - PS 25, NJ has been chosen as the school that submitted the best set of entries overall. 20 of their students have been published in “Spooky Sagas - Stories From New Jersey” - huge congratulations!
2019 WINNERS
1st Place Student
Winner of an iPad and the Young Writers’ Student Award of Excellence
In the forest was a girl, her name was Kia. On the grass of the forest was paint, blood-red paint, and she lit candles around the paint. A glare of black light struck the sky like a missile and something started to come into the world, with red horns, big black and yellow eyes, and big red wings and a tail. It said, "Who summoned me?"
"I did. I'm Kia."
"And I'm Bloodstreak. He he he, this is going to be fun..." he whispered, holding out his hand.
Kia grabbed it and got in the glowing light. They were gone.
1st Place School Winner
Winner of The Young Writers’ Award of Excellence
East Broadway Elementary School, NY has been chosen as the school that submitted the best set of entries overall. 17 of their students have been published in “Spooky Sagas 2019 - Tales From New York” - huge congratulations!
