Category Archives: Juvenile Fiction

  “I’m never going back to school again,” I declared jumping off the school bus. “What happened, Jason?” Mom asked as we slowly walked up the driveway to our house. “First, Ms. Marmoth picked me to feed the fish today. … Continue reading →

(Remember, I like to write children’s stories)   Punkin Pumpersnickles’s Big Red Monster  By Linda Puffenberger  “We’re going to the car wash,” Mrs. Pumpersnickle announced one sunny day to her daughter, Punkin. “I don’t want to. The big red monster … Continue reading →