Nurseryrhymes Stories

Maki has just woken up from the program. It has been months since Kaede woke up and she has been waiting. When Maki finally sees her friends again shes ecstatic, she might not show it well but its obvious to Kaede. But what might happen through Maki's recovery? she suffered some of the most trauma and how can kaede help? THERE WILL BE SOME ANGST!! if there is a topic that could possibly trigger someone I will add a trigger warning. extra ships -Oumasai -Tenmiko -Tsunaga !!CHARACTERS DON'T BELONG TO ME! THEY BELONG TO SPIKECHUNSOFT!!

. . . Here ensues, a brief summary of the plot, and an anthropological tracing of how the tale was born . . . . . . A lover of the English language, of all things, whilst I was looking-up the etymology of the word / interjection 'boo' I came across this passage written in the late 19th c., by Walter W. Skeat, which not only creates the opening of my story, but also encapsulates it's intended moral, & effect: "To be able to say Bo! (sic) to a goose is to be not quite destitute of courage, to have an inkling of spirit, and was probably in the first instance used of children. A little boy who comes across some geese suddenly will find himself hissed at immediately, and a great demonstration of defiance made by them, but if he can pluck up heart to cry 'bo!' loudly and advance upon them, they will retire defeated. The word 'bo' is clearly selected for the sake of the explosiveness of its first letter and the openness and loudness of its vowel" Such, is the idea of this story: a young boy, who is unpopular, and habitually shy, at last plucks up his courage, and his first act of retribution, is to crie 'Boo!' at a gaggle of geese; he then proceeds to crie 'Boo!' in several other tricky situations, each time, becoming stronger in heart, and taller in courage.

Based on the poem "A Child's Walk Home": "Mama, Mama, help me get home I'm out in the woods, I am out on my own. I found me a werewolf, a nasty old mutt It showed me its teeth and went straight for my gut. Mama, Mama, help me get home I'm out in the woods, I am out on my own. I was stopped by a vampire, a rotting old wreck It showed me its teeth and went straight for my neck. Mama, Mama, put me to bed I won't make it home, I'm already half-dead. I met an Invalid, and fell for his art He showed me his smile, and went straight for my heart."

The kids sing some nursery rhymes.

A collection of poem/nursery rhymes rewritten as they were Edgar Allen Poe stories. ⚠I do not own any of the original poems/nursery rhymes.⚠

Poor little Mitchell has lost his nickel and he doesn't know where it could be. His clever mommy helps him to retrace his steps and he takes her on a wild ride with his big imagination! This fun rhyming, children's book will surely amuse your child and hopefully become one of their favorite bedtime stories!

In this silly, rhyming story, the spider thinks he's so smart and can outsmart a fly. He has built a beautiful web and tries to get the fly to trust him so he can trap him in it. What he doesn't know is, this isn't just an ordinary house fly. This fly is super clever and has a surprise for him. I hope you enjoy this first book in the "If I were a..." series. I had such a wonderful time writing it. I hope you enjoy it too and it quickly becomes a favorite! If you enjoyed book one please vote with a star so that I know I'm doing a great job entertaining you. Thank you for your support and don't forget to check out all the books in the series!

poem for children to enjoy.. lesson poem fun humour laughter

----- Turns out, nursery rhymes can be dark as well. ----- Disclaimer: media is not mine

This story is about nursery rhymes/fairytales becoming dark...I guess. Anyway, this might be an alternative ending to the nursery rhyme/fairytales. I do not own any pictures. Warning: Contains depressing and dark topics. May also contain some violence.

I once had an imaginary friends based off of the nursery rhymes I memorized. A Child's imagination is dangerous. Imaginary Friends are scarring.

nursery rhymes you wouldn't tell your children

This is a book about the demented and crazy backstories to kids nursery rhymes and fairy tales. Warning, there is a lot of sarcasm, cause that's the best I can do :p

Jack, be nimble! Jack, be quick! but why would Jack ever jump over the candle stick? A nursery rhyme with a twist! Jack grew up in a small village in southern Africa. When Jack turned 18 that day, he knew it was time, but he's not gonna jump any ordinary candle stick, it's a family tradition. A monster sized candle stick of stone and burning blades of grass, the size of a small house, he doesn't think he's ready to jump it and prove that he can be a great warrior and huntsman, so he goes to see a crazy witch doctor. will he ever be ready to jump over it and be like his father and brother?

LOL. I LOVE COMING UP WITH RANDOM SONGSSSS. Why not make nursery rhymes better?

18 year old Emma Rose has always wanted to help people, especially the most vulnerable. When an 19 year old boy named Asher with a traumatic brain injury/disorder transfers to her school, Emma realizes she needs to help him as much as she can.

Alice is a clumsy girl. But not anymore.