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The
Silver Swan (Complete
Story)
Kaytlen Eve Page and the
Silver Swan
This book was created
especially for
Kaytlen Eve Page
at the age of
6
To my
special girl.
We'll
always love you.
Mom and
Dad
May
2007
Kaytlen Page, age 6, washed her face, brushed her teeth, slipped into her soft
pajamas and climbed into bed. She couldn't wait to finish looking through
the curious book she had found in the old wooden chest in her closet. The
book was covered with dust. it must have been a hundred years old!
Kaytlen opened the worn leather cover. Inside were pictures of a beautiful
princess who lived in a enchanted forest. The princess loved and cared for
the many animals who lived there.
In the forest was a lake where a silver swan lived. The swan could sing
and talk and fly high in the sky. There was also a cute little elf who
lived by the lake. The swan often carried the princess and the elf to
faraway places. The swan, the princess and the elf were the best of
friends.
As Kaytlen turned the last page of the book, a puff of shimmering gold dust filled
the air. Kaytlen blinked. There, in the middle of her room, stood the
princess. At her side was the shining, silver swan. The swan sang:
"Strawberry, blueberry,
raspberry pie,
Come fly with us through the
Magical sky."
"Don't be afraid, Kaytlen," said the princess. "We have come to ask you for
your help."
"You see," added the swan, "Our friend, Twinkle the Elf, is missing. He
went out to play in the clouds this afternoon, and he is not yet home.
Could you bring Lauren and Cheyenne to help us search for Twinkle?"
"Of course!" Kaytlen exclaimed.
"Please wait while I ask for permission."
Kaytlen was back in a flash.
"Are you ready?" asked the silver swan.
"Oh yes! she replied.
The silver swan lowered her long, graceful neck and unfolded her wings so that
Kaytlen and the princess could climb onto her back. With a whoosh of her
wings, the swan flew out the window and into the evening sky.
As Kaytlen looked at Braselton, Georgia below, the cool wind tickled her face.
"Look," she laughed. "There's my home! And there's the park!
Before she could say "Raspberry pie," they had picked up
Lauren and
Cheyenne on
their way to the clouds.
As the magical swan soared up into the sky, everyone sang:
"Strawberry, blueberry,
raspberry pie,
On our swan's silver wings
Up, up we fly!"
"The moon looks soooo big!"
"Look at that shooting star," said the princess. "Let's all make a wish."
Kaytlen made her wish. She wanted the princess and the silver swan to find
their friend, Twinkle the Elf. They all sang:
"Strawberry, blueberry,
raspberry pie,
We're sure to find Twinkle
If we all try."
"We are getting close to Twinkle the Elf's favorite play area," announced
the princess. "The clouds here are shaped like animals. Twinkle
loves to play on them."
Lauren and Cheyenne gazed in amazement as
Kaytlen pointed at the cottony
wonderland before them. No wonder Twinkle loved to play here!
The silver swan flew gracefully around the clouds while everyone looked for the
little elf.
"I think I see Twinkle," said Kaytlen excitedly.
"Where?" asked the silver swan
and the princess.
"He's right there on that
dinosaur cloud! cried Kaytlen. The little elf was waving at them.
Twinkle bounced up and down with
glee as the swan landed beside him.
"I'm so glad you're here!" he
exclaimed.
Kaytlen was glad they had found
Twinkle. Her wish had come true.
"May we play with Twinkle on the
clouds?" Kaytlen asked.
"Of course you may," replied the
silver swan.
Jumping on the clouds was just
like bouncing on a trampoline. They did cartwheels, handstands,
somersaults, back flips and front flips. After a while the princess
reminded them that it was time to go home.
The silver swan made sure that her passengers were warm and cozy in her soft
feathers before lifting off the dinosaur cloud. She softly sang them a
lullaby as they returned home.
"Strawberry, blueberry,
raspberry pie,
Sleep softly, little friends
Up, up we fly!"
Kaytlen woke up as they landed in her room. She slid off the swan's back and
climbed into her bed. She knew that this was one adventure she would never
forget!
"Good night, Silver Swan," whispered Kaytlen, "and thank you for taking us with
you."
"Good night, Kaytlen," whispered the swan. "I'm glad you came. Sweet
dreams."
Kaytlen
Page
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