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Little Miss Dress Up By: Johanna Z

On a sunny day at Playopalis Little Miss Dress Up awoke n Playtime Cottage. “A Sunday morning like this is the perfect way to wake up!” She said as she looked at her bunny, Princess. She glided down the stairs in her magna nightgown to make some breakfast. She prepared a breakfast fit for a princess. After breakfast Little Miss Dress Up got dressed in a lavender princess gown. If you haven’t noticed yet, today Little Miss Dress Up is dressed up like a princess. “Goodbye Princess, I’m off to the center off Playopalis, Toybox.” Little Miss Dress Up yelled while making her way to the door.

Every Sunday Little Miss Dress Up strolls the streets of Toybox. She checked her list of things to do. Get chocolate bread from Baker Makers, funny sunglasses from Play Party, and stop by to see Little Miss Caring. “Good day Little Miss Dress Up!” Mr. Baker announced. “Lovely weather today!” Little Miss Dress Up replied. “What will it be today?” Mr. Baker questioned “Chocolate bread please.” She answered “$1.50 please.” Mr. Baker replied “Have a nice day Mr. Baker!” Little Miss Dress Up announced. With her chocolate bread wrapped up nice and tight she placed the bread in the basket and headed of to her next stop.

Once inside Play Party she spotted Mr. Artie The Party, Mr. Artie for short. “Hey Little Miss Dress Up! Your glasses just arrived.” Mr. Artie announced. “Great! I was …. Um …. Who is this?” Little Miss Dress Up questioned. “I’m Little Miss Perfect.” Announced Little Miss Perfect. “Its good to meet you. My name is Little Miss Dress Up!” Little Miss Dress Up replied. “Who in the world would wear such a thing?” Little Miss Perfect said. “Excuse me?” Little Miss Dress Up asked almost in tears. “Why would someone dress like a princess? More people would like you more if you were normal like me.” Little Miss Perfect declared and stamped off. Little Miss Dress Up was so shocked she couldn’t do anything but stand there. Seconds later Little Miss Dress Up ran crying home.

“Who would say such a thing!” cried Little Miss Dress Up. “Don’t be so hard on yourself!” Little Miss Caring said as she comfort Little Miss Dress Up. Little Miss Dress Up never stopped by to see her so she knew something was wrong. So Little Miss Caring went to every store in town to ask if she had been there. Finally Mr. Artie gave her an answer. “Little Miss Dress Up was here to collect the glasses she ordered, but when she came in Little Miss Perfect started being very mean to her and ran of crying.” Mr. Artie had said this with concern. “Wait! I know how to make this better!” Little Miss Dress Up said with excitement. Then without another sword Little Miss Dress Up was out the door.

It was yet another sunny day in Playopalis. Little Miss Dress Up walked the streets yet again, but this time was different. She marched all the way to Play Party were yet again there was Mr. Artie and Little Miss Perfect. “Well I’m normal.” Said Little Miss Dress Up. All of a sudden Little Miss Caring strode in. “What happened Little Miss Dress Up?” said Little Miss Caring astonished. “I’m normal.” She replied.

“Little Miss Dress Up you can’t change!” stated Little Miss Caring. “Well I did!” she announced. “But dressing up is who you are!” “Well not anymore.” “Why did you change?” “Because Little Miss Perfect said that people would like me more.” “Everyone likes you for you Little Miss dress up.” Little Miss Dress Up knew she was right.

Little Miss Perfect moved away. Little Miss Caring and Little Miss Dress Up are better friends than before. But most importantly Little Miss Dress Up promised that she would always dress up. Her parret, Gold reminds her every time she is a pirate.