Maricela Stories

Our school has been waiting for the next train to come to our town. It's been hours before the train came to our tracks. The train stopped in front of us. Javier held my hand. I smiled at him. He smiled back. The kids came out. Just then I saw a really pretty Chinese girl, she seemed really nice. She had her hands woven with another guy. "Maybe she can be my roommate and her boyfriend could come to yours Javier." I said. "Yes, I think that's a great idea." I came toward the couple with Javier. "Hey, my name is Lucky, and this is my love, Javier." "Oh hey Lucky, I'm Marinette and this is mine, Adrien." "I'd like you to be my roommate, I don't know why, but I got this gut feeling that we'll be good friends." I said. "What's weird is that I have that same feeling!" She said. Then we heard a girl talking to Maricela. "Oh my god! I'm so glad I found a girl like you!" Chloe exclaimed. "Oh my, you look so fashionable!" Said Maricela "We need to be roommates! It must be fate!" Said Chloe. "Whatever it must be, we need to know each other!" Said Maricela. "Huh... looks like Maricela found a friend for life." "Maricela?" "Yeah she's the mayors daughter." Said Pru, as she and Abigail came towards us. "Ahh yes, these are my best friends, Pru and Abigail." I said to Marinette. "Ahh, it's nice to meet you both, these are my two best friends, Alya and Nino." She said as they approached. We said our hellos and welcomes. "Hey Javier you don't mind if I be your roommate?" "I don't mind at all!" I'm glad Javier moved in our town to be honest.

~Spirit Riding Free~ When Misty one day decides to explore the peaceful town of Miradero that Spirit was so loyal to, she gets captured by some cowboys. Lucky, Abigail, and Pru decide to take her in as their new project horse. One other girl though, is also interested in Misty. You may know her as the snooty rich girl named Maricela. Read more to find out!

This is to be used for assignments or for personal reading purposes. Seedfolks is a children's novella written by Paul Fleischman, with illustrations by Judy Pedersen. The story is told by a diverse cast of characters living on Gibb Street in Cleveland, Ohio, each from a different ethnic group.