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Stories by young Europeans France, Germany, Greece, Lithuania, Spain and Poland


STORIES ILLUSTRATED BY THE GREEK STUDENTS


Story to the painting from SPAIN Story written by KAROLINA from POLAND (class 8a) Story illustrated by Maria,Mia and Ariadne from GREECE


Once there was a boy called Larry. The boy was very keen on pigeons. He spent hours in the park where he was watching and feeding those fantastic birds. Their feathers were amazing – they looked like a rainbow. These were the times when pigeons could be watched only in the parks. No one could touch them or take them home. When Larry grew up, he got married and Larry’s beautiful daughter was born. Her name was Maya. The girl, like her father, became fascinated by the pigeons. She wished she could have one of them only for herself and begged her father to bring her one.


Larry knew that it was forbidden to take the pigeon home but he wanted his daughter to be happy at all costs. At night he sneaked into the park, stole one of the pigeons and got back home. While he was taking his prey from the bag, a strange figure came out. It started to get bigger and bigger and finally it turned out that it was a pigeon witch. “How dare you come to the park and steal my pigeons! “, the furious woman shouted. She was wearing a black dress and her face was terrible.


� Do you realize what you have done? You are not allowed to take my pigeons and you know that if you do you will be punished! That is why I put a curse on you till the rest of your life�, she kept screaming. As a punishment she changed Larry into a white pigeon. He had no colors because of his terrible act. Then the witch disappeared. Maya took the pigeon from the floor. She was looking at it for a moment when suddenly the pigeon flew out of the window. She never saw it again.


Story to the painting from GERMANY Story written byAnaĂŻs, Aurore and Selen from France FRANCE Story illustrated by George from GREECE


It was Saturday, May 4th in China. Boculus and all his company got ready for the show. The clown did his act with the dancers, Vitina and Lomana. The spectators lauged when suddenly they heard a noise and the circus tent collapsed. A mysterious black cloud took Vitina and Lomana away. The two women disappeared and the spectators fled. Boculus was left alone looking at the torn circus tent.


All of a sudden a big diamond attracted his attention, he caught it in his hands. He teleported to a green place filled with sunny trees, it was like paradise. the clown walked and entered a sort of stone labyrinth. The more he moved forward, the more he heard laughters from children. then a little girl appeared. She had black hair and was wearing a black dress. - Excuse me, do you know where the exit is ? asked Boculus.


- You can't flee, you are locked. We're going to be good friends ! said the little girl laughing. Boculus ran away, he fell and saw Vitina and Lomana tied to a chair. He cut the rope and all three ran away to escape the little girl. After half an hour Boculus saw the exit, there was a blue stone, he took it and they all came out of the labyrinth. They were in front of the circus tent that had not moved. The clown and the dancers jumped out of joy without thinking that in the other world the little girl also had a blue stone. - Here I am my friends ! she said laughing.


Story to the painting from LITHUANIA Story written by Marlene and Pamela, GERMANY (class 8d) Story illustrated by Nickie and Evi from GREECE


Once upon a time there were four fishermen with their boats. It was on a Tuesday. And like every evening they sailed out for fishing. Suddenly it started to rain and a thunderstorm came with lightnings. The sea was rough, the waves became higher and higher.


The four fishermen thought to return to the village with their boats but they needed the fish for dinner.

The storm was getting worse and worse and their boats swung, floated. No possibility to return to the harbour of the village! The men spent Tuesday night on their boats.


The waves had become quiet over night, but the fishermen lost their direction. After many efforts they finally found their way back home. After more than four hours of navigation they arrived back to the harbour of their home city. They had their families back, could even enjoy their dinner all together, but this dinner was without fish. It wasn‘t their major thought to take some fish when they were with the waves and thunderstorms in the middle of nowhere. How good it was to be back alive with their families!



Story to the painting from POLAND Story written by Clément, Cyrielle, Louca and Zélie-Rose from FRANCE Story illustrated by Andrew from GREECE


Once upon a time the son of Santa Claus, who was called Mietek, was so tired that he fell asleep and forgot the mission his father had given him. His mission was to go find a deer who had got lost in the woods. The father was desperate. Mietek woke up, got dressed and ran out to go find the deer in the woods. Suddenly Mietek saw a shadow. It was an evil elf and the deer was behind him. - Well, aren't you Santa's son ? - Yes, I am. I've come to find a deer, said Mietek.


- You won't have him unless you fight against me ! - I will certainly do it ! The evil elf began to throw fireballs. All of a sudden, a blinding light appeared in the sky. It was Santa Claus. - Leave my son alone and go home ! yelled santa Claus. - The elf ran away. Santa was able to give presents. Mietek went back to bed.


Story to the painting from POLAND Story written by Clément, Cyrielle, Louca and Zélie-Rose from FRANCE Story illustrated by Maria and Ariadne from GREECE


Once upon a time the son of Santa Claus, whao was called Mietek, was so tired that he fell asleep and forgot the mission his father had given him. His mission was to go find a deer who had got lost in the woods. The father was desperate. Mietek woke up, got dressed and ran out to go find the deer in the woods. Suddenly Mietek saw a shadow. It was an evil elf and the deer was behind him. - Well, aren't you Santa's son ? - Yes, I am. I've come to find a deer, said Mietek.


- You won't have him unless you fight against me ! - I will certainly do it ! The evil elf began to throw fireballs. All of a sudden, a blinding light appeared in the sky. It was Santa Claus. - Leave my son alone and go home ! yelled santa Claus. - The elf ran away. Santa was able to give presents. Mietek went back to bed.


Story to the painting from FRANCE Story written by Martynas Zimkus(7a)from LITHUANIA Story illustrated by from GREECE


Long time ago in a mountain far away lived a blacksmith named Leo. He was the best sword maker in the world. He made his swords from a special metal in his mountain named Tungsten. So one day his metal supplies ended. He soon became broke. He sold his house and everything he had to get ready for his journey to nearest Tungsten supply. He had to go through 2 cities, the first city –Beidha, the second city- Basta.


Beidha was a beautiful city but it was empty. He walked around and found a big army which were leaving the city. Leo came up to one soldier and asked why are you leaving the city, soldier says:they are going to the war with Basta city. Who knew Leo was going there he asked solder leader not to attack and a very fast horse. Leo got to Basta city in no time he asked king why are you fighting with Bediha the king replied:-We were good friends with king of Beidha but once we sent a letter to him and he was angry. He came to my castle and almost destroyed it, we took revenge for that. Blacksmith nodded his head and went out.


He came back at Beidha general’s tent he asked to show the last letter from Basta‘s city. Leo read it and started laughing- there were misspelled word: instead far city king was written fat city king. He explained that to king and he became red like tomato. All this mess was of misspelled word. Both cities became friends again, blacksmith got his metal and everyone started learning English


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