Singing Cartoon Characters Novels & Stories

Wake me up. Once I warmed to her, we hit it off in all the best ways. She didn’t believe me that I was obsessed with musicals, that I knew like everything front and back. So I sang some Liza for her, some Barbara, some Cher … and she made me do it again. And again. It was … freeing. Liberating. Someone who appreciated me, someone who stood front and center screaming and fangirling out … over me. I hadn’t had someone be so encouraging and uplifting in so long. My soul needed it.

She caught my eye and winked. Then the children began to shout, “Sing, Mrs. Valentina! Sing for us, please!” Their eager faces lit up with anticipation as all eyes turned toward her. She smiled warmly, patting the children’s heads and kissing their cheeks. “Of course, I’d love to sing a song! What would you like to hear?” A chorus of eager voices rose: “Sing the story of the lion that walks on water!” Valentina’s eyes sparkled as she nodded. “Alright, gather close and listen well… the lion’s roar is a tale of strength, courage, and hope.”

“What song will you sing?” A song to sing? Cassius did not think much about that. He knows a lot of song since he loves listening music while sketching. However, this is the first time he will sing in front of many people. So, he wondered what would be the best piece to sing. Then, he remembered the song he listened last night. He thought that if Harriet will be one of the crowd, he needs to grab the chance to sing that song. “It’s Gonna be Love by Mandy Moore. But lower the key three times,” Cassius replied.

It was a great achievement nevertheless. When lunchtime came, the kids were thrilled because a food cart arrived filled with their favorite treats. We sat at the same table as Sheena and his son. “My Daddy and I are gonna sing, Lauren! How about you?” Aecil asked while biting into a piece of fried chicken. “We’re gonna sing too!” Lauren cheerfully replied. Aecil put down his chicken and looked at Lauren curiously. Lauren also looked confused by Aecil’s reaction. “Where’s your Daddy? Aren’t you gonna sing with him?” his voice was full of curiosity. Lauren just shrugged and smiled at Aecil.

And then there was giggling, Callie admits, that was her favorite. The children’s laughter started to grow as they climb over each other to talk to her. “You’re a singer!” One would say. “Sing some more!” said another. “Where did you learn to sing like that?” “That wasn’t a story,” one pouted. “I want to sing too!” And in the midst of the chaos, Callie laughed despite herself. “There, there. One at a time, kids!” she giggled, barely managing to keep her promise to Chris not to get trampled by the little rascals.

He laughed, "No comment." "Puh-lease, you loved Kick Bottowski." "He's awesome." "I know." I chuckled, "I KNOW!" "Oh look! It's Mr. Bean!" I gasped, "They're still showing it?" "I think so..." He laughed. "Tan tan dadadat tan tadatdat tadan tan tadadan tan tadan." I sang with the theme song and did a little dance. "Tan tan dadadat tsn tadadat tadadadat tatatat tantatan!"

Zoe yelled. Suddenly, the kids burst into song. It was mostly off-key and full of conflicting lyrics-some were singing "Happy Birthday," others had skipped to "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow," and one very enthusiastic child had opted for the opening bars of "Let It Go." But the effect was unmistakable. Behind them, Miss Sandra emerged from the teacher's lounge, holding a card the size of a pizza box. Painted child-sized handprints formed a rainbow across the front, and written in large glitter letters were the words:

“Cause I’m done, I’m done, don’t wanna be a show-off…” Sophie and Maya screamed the chorus together, waving their hands in the air, pointing at the guys dramatically like they were the annoying boyfriends in the song. Everyone in the room laughed again. “Okay, okay!” Maya said, panting as the song faded. “Next time, someone else is singing. My voice is gone!” Sophie gave her a playful hip bump. “Worth it.” Nathan raised a brow. “I’m not singing.” Jason smirked. “Oh, yes you are"

"Tah tah!" "K-Karter-!" Paisley exclaimed as she struggled to keep him from falling face flat on the floor. "What's wrong?" "I think he wants to make a friend" Carter smiled, "but he has to wait a bit" "Huh? Wh-" "Happy birthday to you~ Happy birthday to you~" Paisley let out a breathy laugh when three people dressed in spongebob, winnie the pooh, and Jerry mascot costumes walked out holding a chocolate cake.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Oppan Gangnam style Eh Sexy Lady Oppan Gangnam style Eh Sexy Lady Eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Swinging our bodies to the peppy tune, we glided through the army of witches that came out from both ends and in no time, all of those bitches were stuck to the deadly Super Glue and melting their way to noiseless but painful death. Nyssa’s special glue worked wonders on these evil Power Puff Girls. But wait a sec. Weren’t they every girl’s favourite cartoon characters ? Ughh. Never mind.