Jasmine’s Magic Teapot

November 15, 2009

Jasmine’s Magic Teapot

by:  Anneke K.
A 3rd grader from Southern California

Once there was a girl named Jasmine.  She had brown eyes and black hair and she was always very helpful to her family.  But her family was very poor.  Her mother tried to sell jewelry but she ran out of beads and string.  Her father tried to make money by carving wood but he ran out of wood and didn’t have enough money to buy more.

One day Jasmine told her mother, “I know where there is a cave filled with very valuable things in there that we can sell for a very good price.” So her mother said that she could go.  So Jasmine began the trip to the cave.  When she got there she got lots of things that were valuable
to sell. Then something caught her eye, it was a teapot that was white with diamonds on and it sparkled like the stars.

So Jasmine walked across the bridge, when she was across the bridge she looked at it and she rubbed it to feel its smoothness.  Then like magic a genie came out and said, “hi there! I am here to grant your three wishes.” Then Jasmine said, “Really? Okay I wish that my family was very rich.  Next I wish that my family lived in a very big house.  The last thing I wish is for my family to have servants. When she got home her wishes had come true! So Jasmine and her family lived happily ever after.


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  • The Magic Teapot Stories

    The stories in this collection are based on the idea from "Emma Lea's Magic Teapot" that the magic is not in the physical teapot, but in the what you can do with it.

    Some of these stories are written by me about my character, Emma Lea. Other stories have been contributed to our monthly newsletter by other writers. Some of them are professional writers, some are adults with tea memories and others are by some of our young readers.

    I want to encourage everyone to write for the joy of this expression of your creativity. And I invite you to share your stories with all the Tea-Zine readers.

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