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I'm currently honing my skills in writing short children's stories. The material I've published here is a sample of my original work. I apologise in advance for grammatical errors, as the material has not been professionally edited. Also, kindly note that I use UK English.

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A short children's story about twin girls who find a mysterious teddy bear that leads them to an incredible surprise.

     It was late in the afternoon and tall trees were casting long shadows on a quiet stretch of road. 12 year-old twins, Maria and Sasha, were sitting on the wood fence of their uncle's large backyard garden. Then, from the corner of her eye, Maria noticed something small and furry lying in the middle of the road to her left. She craned her neck a little. Taking notice, Sasha followed her sister’s gaze, “Ew! Road kill!” she said, screwing up her face in a mixture of fascination and disgust. “Let’s take a closer look!”

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Buster and Babbit by Adline Abdul Ghani is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 Malaysia License.