Friday Freewrite: Happy ending
Should fictional stories always have happy endings? Why or why not.
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I just read this on my blog reader today – and mentioned it to my son. He had just been complaining about this a few days ago! Even tho its not free-write day, I offered and he accepted to write about this instead of our regular english today.