A Young Writer's Blog

Sun The sun is a star at the center of our solar system. It provides us with not only just useful light and heat energy but also harmful gamma radiation. How Big Is The Sun? The sun is nearly a perfect sphere. Its equatorial diameter and its polar diameter differ by only 6.2 miles (10 km). The mean radius of the sun is 432,450 miles (696,000 kilometers), which makes its diameter about 864,938 miles (1.392 million km). You could line up 109 Earths across the face of the sun. The sun's circumference is about 2,713,406 miles (4,366,813 km). How Was The Sun Formed? Although it may look empty, space is filled with gas and dust. Waves of energy traveling through space pressed clouds of dust closer together, as gravity caused them to collapse on themselves and then start to spin. The spin caused the cloud to flatten into a disk like a pancake. In the center, the material clumped together to form a protostar that would eventually become the sun. How Does The Sun P...

Mr.Elf (Part 1)

Mr. Elf (Part 1) In a world different from ours, there once lived Mr. Elf. Mr. Elf was a spell master. He lived in a vast house full of potions and glistening sparks. He had a ginormous library full of spell books and enchanted potions. He was a wonderful wise man and he would often make potions to sell everyday at the marketplace. One of the potions that nobody knew how to make except for exceptional Mr. Elf was the one and only immortality potion. It required a tortoise shell, the tentacle of an immortal jellyfish and the branch of the wisdom tree. The reason why the potion could not be made by other spell masters was because of the last ingredient: the branch of the spectacular and magical wisdom tree. It was found deep inside the dark, thick woods leading from the abandoned neighbourhood. It is said to be haunted and no ordinary man ever dared to enter. However, Mr. Elf had managed to do so every time he brewed the immortality potion. One typical Tuesday, Mr. Elf was g...

The Wind In The Willows (chapter 1)

I wrote this story when I just turned 6 years old. So, please forgive the grammar mistake(s). The Wind In The Willows (chapter 1) Once upon a time, there lived a mole in his hole. He was cleaning his hole. Then when he finished, he went out and take (grammar mistake) some fresh air. The frogs were croaking and the bees were buzzing. Then, he saw a pair of eyes in a hole by the river then it came closer and clearer, closer and clearer and out came his friend, Water Rat. "Why, hello." said Water Rat. The mole wanted to get across the river but he could not swim so water rat gave him a boat ride. Then mole said "I want to row a boat." "Have you ever rided(rode) a boat?" asked Water Rat. "No." mole replied. "Don't tell me you never rided(rode) a boat!" but before Water Rat could finish, mole already griped the sticks on Ratty's hand. He rowed the boat, but since he never rided(rode) a boat or rowed a boat before, the boat be...