Creative Writing: The Gingerbread Man

The Gingerbread Man

Once upon a time, there was beautiful little house in the countryside, which lived an old man named Tom and old woman named Maggie. You can’t imagine how amazing the countryside was. Cows were eating grass on the huge lawn, and the warm and bright sunshine lightened up everything.
“Wow, what a fine day today! Let’s make a gingerbread man to eat. ”Said Tom looking out of the window. “It is a great day! So what ingredients do we need? Flour, butter, sugar, water, egg, ginger power, and what? Um... Oh! Icing! ”Answered Maggie with all the ingredients prepared.
Next Maggie and Tom rolled all of the ingredients into dough, and then they rolled it very thin. This step needs a lot of strength, so they were so tired. After that

The grasses were green, fresh, and shiny. Cows were standing or eating comfortably and lazily. “Cows might eat me too, ” He thought, “so I need to run away from them...” So the gingerbread man changed a direction. But even he changed a direction; his brown delicious body is still very conspicuous. “Gingerbread man! Good morning and how are you! You look so elegant today. ” “Oh hi cow! Today’s sun is so warm, so it must be a great day, isn’t it? ” The gingerbread man answered inadequately. ”Ye...yeah, it is. ””There’s two people back there and they’re chasing me, so I need to go. See you! ””But wait! I...I want to eat you too! ” “Oops!” He said in a whisper voice, “I need to run faster than last time!

Do you want to cross the river? If you want, just sit on my tail and I’ll send you across the river. ” A fox appeared in a forest and said. “Oh really? Thank you! ” Gingerbread man sat happily on fox’s tail.
Right at this moment, some of the pigs, cows, with Maggie and Tom arrived. When they saw the gingerbread man sitting on the sly old fox’s tail, they all sighed. “Why there isn’t a river beside my house! ” Tom sighed again.
“You’re too heavy for my tail gingerbread man, so sit on my back, ” shouted the fox. “Ok fox, as long as you send me across the river. ” Said gingerbread man cheerfully. Another few more minutes later, the fox said again, “You’re too heavy for my back gingerbread man, so sit on my nose. ” The sly old fox said again. “Nose? Ok… as long as you send me across the river. ” Said gingerbread man joyfully but with some doubt. But then the sly old fox just tossed the gingerbread man up into the air and gobble him up! “Oh my God! I lost a quarter of my body! And now a half! And now three quarters! Ah! And now I’m gone! ” And at last there’s no sound ever from the gingerbread