Season of the Sandstorm by Mary

The paper bits fluttered. They began to swirl of the floor. They swirled up and around as if they were caught in a small tornado. The tornado captured all the torn pieces in its funel and twisted them together. The paper swirled into a blur of blinding light.

James and the giant peach by Roald Dahl

James took a deep, slow breath.'Can't you realize ,' he said patiently,' that we have food here to last us for weeks and weeks?'

James and the giant peach by Roald Dahl

But the Cloud-men were much too busy with what they were doing to have noticed the great peach floating silently up behind them.

James and the giant peach by Roald Dahl

And it was preisely on to the top of this needle that the peach fell!

James and the giant peach by Rold Dahl

'Hold on everybody!' James called out,and suddenly there was a tremendous thud as the peach went crashing into the top of the rainbow. This was followed by an awful splintering noise as the enormous rainbow snapped right across the iddle and became two separate pieces.

James and the giant peach by Roald Dahl

Then he noticed that there was a small door cut into the face of the face of the peach stone. He gave a push. It swung open. He crawled through it, and before he had time to glance up and see where he was,he heard a voice saying,'Look who's here!' And another one said,'We've been waiting for you!'

James and the giant peach by Roald Dahl

'Oh,I don't like this at all,' wailed the Earth worm.'It only just missed me! I even felt the wind on my back as it went swishing ppast!'