Wonderland Again.

C1 "Curious and Curiouser!"

I was getting frustrated with trying to communicate with the upside down creatures and looked away for a moment. When I looked back I found a book laying where it had stood.

I picked up the book. The title was," Alexander Grahm Bell and The Mostly Mousetrap."

I flipped through the book until I saw an illustration similar to the boxo of the mousetrap board game. I read the captions. "ALexander had many people working for him all brilliant but not a single one of them could figure out how to build a mousetrap that worked. It took a child's game to inspire the simplest answer to the age-old question. Cheese, the traps needed cheese and a spring and a bit to grab the mouse." I really wasn't finding much to get enthused about in the prose so I closed the book and dropped it.

Onwards. Wasn't I after a rabbit?


198 words.

prompt ▼

– History can be boring. So, it’s up to you to spice things up for us. Pick any person in history. Write up a short story about this person with titles as ridiculous as “Ghengis Khan Gets a New Haircut”. In other words, make it fun! (<1000 words)