Seven little men whistled while they crossed the bridge to the wood. It was rumored that a troll lived under that bridge, once upon a time. The hooves from the Three Billy Goats Gruff long since washed away. Lying along a road less traveled through the woods to grandmother’s house, Jack Frost leaves not a trail of crumbs. Its a bridge to an enchanted forest, lost of its magic simply because no believed. Patiently waiting with the giving tree who gave too much for the right someone to come along to unlock it’s powers.
This is a story in 100 words or fewer for Friday Fictioneers based on the photo above. Click the blue frog to read more stories inspired by this photo!
How sweet! I loved how you tied in so many fairy tales. I bet the prince crossed that bridge to find Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella’s stepmother was the sister to the troll. 😀
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Thanks. I must have had a dozen different things written for this prompt and finally settled on this one. Glad you liked it and thanks for commenting!
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Sure! My pleasure.
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all elements there for a children’s book. very nice.
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I was thinking the same thing. Any stories out there about all the fairy tales?
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All those fairy tales took me back in time and I felt like a child again. How clever you were. 🙂
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Thanks!
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Many fairy tales rolled into one fun story. Well done.
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Thanks!
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