Dreams of a Kitten by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Dreams of a Kitten

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Stevie's mind raced with possibilities. He thought about all the

things he could wish for, but then he remembered the stories he

had heard about Aladdin and his adventures. Stevie decided to

use his wishes wisely.

"For my first wish," Stevie began, "I wish for a magical carpet

that can take me anywhere I want to go."

With a snap of the genie's fingers, a beautiful, intricately

woven carpet appeared before Stevie. He hopped on, and the

carpet soared into the sky, taking him on a breathtaking journey

over mountains, forests, and oceans.

"For my second wish," Stevie said, "I wish for a book that

contains all the knowledge of the world."

The genie nodded, and a thick, ancient book, the Grimoire,

appeared in Stevie's paws. As he flipped through the pages, he

marveled at the endless wisdom and stories contained within.

Finally, for his third wish, Stevie thought long and hard. He

realized that the greatest adventures were the ones he shared

with his friends and family. "For my third wish," Stevie

declared, "I wish for happiness and good health for all my loved

ones."