Children of Heaven

Rose, The Racoon

Rose yawned and stretched her arms fur, awakening after a long nap to. She looked around. "Where is everybody?" The hollow log that she and her family lived in was empty. "Mom! Dad!" They shouted. "Randy! Ricky!" Answered no. Rose crawled out and found the log on to the grass. "I guess I will have to go and seek them. Maybe they descended to the river," she sighed. The azure sky was dotted with puffy white clouds. Robins and bluebirds flying over, wear some of the worms in their beaks.

A shrub, with ripe, juicy blackberries treated to delicious Rose watched, guarded the entrance to the wood. Unable to resist, they picked a few berries and popped them into her mouth. "These are delicious," she murmured. Juice down her chin on her paws is dripped. The succulent berries were sweet. They picked a few to gnaw at her family since it was looking for. "Mom! Dad!" She said as they climbed the roots of several espbomen. Their leaves trembled in the gentle breeze. She was so busy eating the berries that they took, and flat on her face. The berries broke into her leg and made sticky mess. A ladybug has landed on pink nose. "You're just a baby raccoon. What do you do in the wood alone?" She said.

Rose sat up, and giecheelde. The tiny feet of the ladybug tapped her nose. "I go to the river, my family," like, she said. "Be careful. The wood is no place for a young raccoon," warned the ladybug and flew away. Increases as sitting watching the insects fly away, came from several other insects crawling from under the roots of the trees. A green beetle, an insect roly-poly, an orange and black caterpillar and a snail climbed on Pink leg. "That tickles," she laughed, reaching down to pick up the insects. "You're all sticky," said the caterpillar, trying to blackberry juice to wipe himself.

The Roly-Poly bug curled up into a ball and rolled to the ground. He was included with blackberry seeds and sticky syrup. Pasted together the antenna of the green beetle. "Put us down," cried the beetle. Took back the spot put the insect. "You mess, little raccoon. You need a bath!" The snail above, wiping juice from its shell. "I go to the river at this moment my mom and daddy." find, up to Rose, brushed the dirt from her fur, and led further into the wood, leaving behind the dirty insects. A rabbit, white and fluffy, passed by hopping. Three tiny bunnies hopped behind her. "Bunnies," Rose smiled to. She reached down to pet.

The rabbit sees, that how sticky and dirty increased, said, "not my pet rabbits. You are includes in blackberry juice and are very dirty." She made up her bunnies around and hopped away. Rose began to feel sad. She wanted her mom and dad. She began to scream. "HOO! HOO! HOO!" She looked up into the tree. "Who are you?" She said. "I'm an owl, who is who. Hoot! Hoot! Hoot, why you cry, little raccoon?" He said. "I took a nap and when I awoke I was alone in the hollow log. I do not know where my mom and dad and Randy and Ricky. I went to the river em go." like, "You are all dirty and sticky. Why is that?" the owl hooted. "I ate some blackberries. I'm sticky and messy and no one will take me, 'help, to Rose sobbed.

The owl flew down and landed beside increased. "I will help you home," get it, he said. "Follow me. I know where the hollow log." Rose wiped away the tears, and followed the owl. They walked past pine trees and moerbeiboomstruiken, dark holes that scare her, and the oak trees treated with green acorns. "Here we are. Hoot! Hoot! Hoot!" "It's my hollow log! Thank you, owl," she smiled and came to the log. The owl flew away and took up curled into a ball and fell asleep. "Rose! Rose! All day, go to sleep?" Her mom said, shaking the baby raccoon. "We have gathered nuts and berries. Why are you all sticky and dirty?" Rose rubbed her eyes and let out a big yawn.

There were her mom and dad and brothers, Randy and Ricky. "You're back!" She laughed, happy to see them. She saw the berries and nuts. "Blackberry?" She looked at her legs. "I take you to the river to wash up and then we will have a party," have, said her dad. Did not paid attention to it. Her family was behind and she was not alone.