Hi, everyone I'm back. I also would like to tell you some news. Well after I do this post i am mean't to be looking up volcanoes even though I already am while I am writing this. I also found this web page that shows a volcanoe and you can play around with the volcano and stuff, it is kind of fun. Ifyou want to go on it, it is http://www.google.com then you go and write in "the eruption of a volcano" then go to the one that says "Strombolian Eruption Simulation". It is totally cool... kind of., I guess. Well we are also having an International Fair and the middle schoolers and the fith and sixth grade which is my class have to join with the middle schoolers and do a booth on a country. I picked Australia because I am from Australia. So anyway the thing I wrote last time was that I finished Pippi in the South Sseas but I forgot to bring my book here to tell you more so I will tell you more my nnnnnnnnnneeeeeeeeeexxxxxxxxxxxxxttttttt post.

See ya later, Kimberley

Chapter’s 6 to 7:

I am back, and now I have already told you but just In case you forgot I have finished Pippi in the South Seas.

Well this chapter is called “Pippi Goes On Board”. One beautiful morning the Hoptoad the boat her father sailed over to Villa Villekulla in. The town was on the pier, playing welcome songs. The whole town where crowding around Pippi and her father King Efraim I Longstocking. So she was jumping up and down impatiently, also she had talked to Annika and Tommy’s parents to see if they could go with Pippi to Kurrekurredutt Island. Until she got onto the ship. I know that I didn’t write that much on this chapter but there was not much going on in it.
This next chapter is going to be very fun and fascinating, it is called “ Pippi Goes Ashore”. What happens in this chapter is she meets many new people and umm…. Here it goes. “Kurrekurredutt Island straight ahead!” cried Pippi from the bridge on a cloudy and sunny morning. They all had been sailing for days and nights, for weeks and for months, Tommy and Annika had almost forgot what it was like to be at home again. When they got there all of the Kurrekurredutt Island children were crowding around the visitors and the most unparticular part was that Pippi started doing what all of the other Kurrekurredutt Islanders were doing which was crawling on the ground as they looked like they were looking for something. Pippi then joined in and said “Do you play ‘Hunting for Treasure’ down here to?’ but no one except two lovely children could understand her, named Momo and Moana. That is how Pippi got a lot of new friends.

Hope you enjoyed my short post.

Kimberley

Chapters 5 to 6: Pippi in the South Seas

Well I am have finished the book and I am now just going to tell you about the book.

Well the this chapter is called "Pippi Gets A Letter". The days went by. Tommy and Annika got very busy at school, with every day that went by, they felt more tired and had a hard time getting up in the morning. Their mother began to worry about their paleness of their lack of appetite. They soon caught the measles and had to stay in bed for a couple of weeks. Pippi never did tricks outside of their window since they were sick. Two weeks later they felt better Mr. Nillson (Pippi's monkey, don't forget) bought in a letter for Pippi. Pippi was so astonished that she fell of her chair. "A letter! for me? A leal retter-I mean, A real letter". Then Pippi was so loud that Tommy and Annika came runninng in asked "What is the matter Pippi?"., Pippi screamed "I GOT A LETTER!". They all calmed down, while Pippi said "Tommy you read the letter, I don't know how to read". And Tommy began.

My dear Pippilotta, (he read) when you get this letter you might as well come down to the harbor and start looking for the Hoptoaad. Because now I'm coming to get you to bring you here to Kurrekurredutt Island for a while. You ought at least see where you father has become such a powerful king. It's really nice here and I think you will would like it and feel at home. My faithful subjects are also looking forword very much to seeing the Princess Pippilotta of whom they have heard so much. So there is nothing further to be said in the matter. You are coming and this is my kingly and fatherly wish. A real big kiss and many fond regards from your old father,

King Efraim I Longstocking,
Ruler of Kurrekurredutt Island.


When Tommy had finished reading you could her a pin drop in the kitchen.

The next chapter is called Pippi goes on Board