Picture Books About Traveling 소설 & 이야기

We eventually fell asleep side by side, looking up through the small window at the stars, planning all the adventures we'd have that summer. ~0~ Summer before Fifth Grade "You read too much," I said, flopping down on Avy's bed where she was curled up with yet another book. "You don't read enough," she shot back without looking up. "Reading is boring." "Reading is fun. This book is about a girl who can talk to animals." "That's dumb,” I snorted. “Animals can't talk." "It's called imagination, Bryce. Maybe you should try it sometime." I grabbed the book out of her hands and held it above my head, just out of her reach. "Maybe you should try going outside sometime."

he muttered when he finally calmed himself down. “But, we don’t know yet if there were other books similar to Iero’s bedtime story book.” Hierro’s brows are knitted. “And we can’t investigate further about it since it has long since happened. And, maybe, the author who is a Traveler of that book might not have written any other books aside from that one.” He said. Reyan nodded in agreement. “We, Travelers, cross through other worlds.” He spoke. “But, we really don’t affect the other worlds. Or else, those worlds would have deviation in their fate, and might end up being destroyed.” He explained.

He said handing the book completely over to me. I quickly skimmed through the pages watching a hundred different types of rough sketches of dragons and signs I could never comprehend. Wonder and curiosity was bubbling inside me thinking of all the possible adventures and encounters that could happen during this journey. I was too excited to return to the castle and lock myself in my room with this book.

I wasn't ready to face that aspect of this trip. "Yeah, somehow, I don't think this experience is going to be quite like going to a tiny island near Fiji." I snorted. I couldn't help it. I snapped my hand to cover my nose and mouth and the smile I tried to hide. Through my giggles, I confirmed, "You're right. It's nothing like blue lagoons and island princes." "One time, and you're never going to let that go, are you? You weren't even there. I never should have told you."

"Oh, alright then. I'll find something comfortable for you." "Yeah, thanks Gary." Jessica thanked him. "Bye." Abby stood behind her. Once she was done with the call, she turned to find the girl there. "Are we travelling mom?" The girl asked cutely. "Yes honey." Abby's eyes shone. "Gabby, Gabby! We are traveling! C'mon, let's go pack!" Gabby ran towards the mother daughter duo. His eyes shone in expectation. "Mommy?" He asked expectantly. "Are we really traveling?"

“Yes, I am. It maybe terrifying at first, but I will be fine. I can now travel around, and hear stories from different places as a consolation.” “I don’t know the world beyond the convent, but I have my books to guide me.” She added. I handed her the book, “You should include this with your journey.” It is hers anyway. “No, keep it. That is my last gift to you.” And that was the last time I would be seeing her. She left then without saying anything, but I did not feel any longing or sadness, I was even happy for her. The convent was not the place for Tina. She was a wonderer, and she only had the books as her journey before. And now, she would journey the world beyond those stories.

she asked to be sure. "Nothing happened! are you worried about something?" "No ... no, I'm just a little curious. But, really nothing will happen right?" "Not!" "Is ... is that so? ehm ... is there a bookstore in town? I want to buy picture books and stationery too," "Let's go!" "Now?" "Don't you want to buy books?" "Yes, but are we going on foot? there are no horses here!" "You got on my back, understand?" Aiden changed his form into a big wolf and carried Nathania on his back.

The picture was plain but absolutely beautiful. Grandpa had always encouraged the things I wanted, and despite the pain lingering in my bones, I knew what I needed to do. Come my birthday, I would leave this little town behind. I would travel the world, and come back home with pictures and gifts for my family. Mom and Dad might not understand now, but someday they would. With Grandpa’s box on the side of my bed, I curled under the covers and closed my eyes. I let the pictures of dense forests, snow-capped mountain tops, and glittering houses lull me to sleep.

However, as time went on, that revelation began to lose its shock value, and I would make a joke or recite something harsh and no one would understand what I was saying. One of the books that I had discovered in the History Section was exactly what I had been looking for ever since I had arrived in this realm color. It was a travel guide and journal for the realm, and it was exactly what I had been looking for ever since I had arrived in this realm color. I might finally see and feel everything that this planet has to offer, and perhaps even begin to travel a little.

She didn't know what book they meant. "Then, let's take out your books. Have you read them?" Grabbing their bags, the students answered. "Yes, Miss. I read it before bed, ten pages long. The story was really exciting, and the pictures were cute! It made me interested in going on an adventure." "No, Miss. I just got back to L City last night. I didn't have time to read it." "Me too! I just got back from Iceland last night. I haven't even had time to open the package yet."