The Game Of Catch I Story by Tarun,9,Bangalore
Tarun, a 9-year-old from Bangalore, writes a story about the kids in an apartment and their love for the new game, Catch, which soon became their favorite.
The Game Of Catch
Catch
Once upon a time, the children in an apartment created a game called “catch-catch.” The game is about one person catching another person. The game requires at least 3 people. The rules of the game are simple: the “denner” must try to catch the runners. The denner means the person who has to catch others. If you get caught, you become the new denner. This game was played on and on every day, and it was hard to find a day without a game of catch-catch.
After some time, it became more popular than sports like football, cricket, and others. Soon, it was the only game being played. Parents started complaining that their kids were not playing regular sports and were only playing catch-catch, but still, the game didn’t stop, and the kids continued playing it nonstop from morning to night. Soon, exams were approaching, but the game still didn’t end. Parents kept complaining, but nothing could stop the kids from playing. When the exams were over, the kids found out they hadn’t done well. Still, it didn’t stop them.
Moral of the srory – If you want to do something dont let anything stop you.
This story is part of a creative writing competition held at Lotus Pond, Varthur, in collaboration with Bookosmia.
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