I walk into this room and see a tall oak bed with a matching bureau.
I glance at a sleek white desk, a pastel pink bookcase and white walls
with a lot of multicolored stenciled letters.
Author: Valerie H.
Illustrator: Theodora P.
This room is smaller and brighter than the smallest and brightest room. The walls are chartreuse and the floor is concrete painted gray with a trashcan in the corner over flowing with trash next to a giant purple bed.
Author: Michael J.
Illustrator: Christina M.
The room was a perfect square with a circular bed in the center of the room; its off-white bedspread matched the carpet and complemented the heather colored walls. Dark wood shelves lined the entire room. They were filled with many interesting objects.
Author: Sarah B.
Illustrator: Lauren M.
The freshly painted green wall in the wide and spacious room has a big bed sitting in a corner. The four windows set off the cream colored carpet. The old dresser, covered with pictures, stands at the end of the room. New and yellow sheets cover up the brown bed.
Author: Kristen C.
Illustrator: Michael J.
The small, dark, damp, cold room had bones everywhere with cobwebs on the cracked walls of stone. There was a noisy boiler in the far corner and cold stone walls.
Author: Matthew F.
Illustrator: Sarah B.
As I walked into this room in desperate need of a painting job and straightening up, the first thing that I saw were the walls! Pink checks all over the wall! Then, I saw the floor; well actually, I didn’t see it. There was everything imaginable on that floor: clothes and hangers. Then, I saw the bed. It was made and neat. This room was crazy!
Author: Mary Theresa M.
Illustrator: Allison P.