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Hi! Guess who’s back? I am. Now, back to the series. Last time I told you about how we read the book. I also told you about the movies we watched. You don’t remember the movies? Here’s a list of the movies we watched to refresh your brain. The 1900 House, Betty Boop in Blunderland, and The Young Visitors. Today I’ll show you my progress since the last post. My status at the last post: Just starting the scenes. Now I just started the illustrations. If you don’t get it look below. If you do get it look below anyway.

This is my progress:

The Rabbit Sends in a little Bill

1. The rabbit yells at Alice (Mary Ann) to get him a new pair of kid-gloves.
Rabbit : “Mary Ann! Mary Ann! Get me a new pair of kid-gloves!”

2. Alice gets him a new pair of kid-gloves and finds an eat-me cake.
Alice: “ Oh, an eat-me cake if the drink me bottle made me smaller this will make me….”

3. Alice eats the cake and gets bigger. She punches her fist through the glass.
“…..bigger”

4. All the animals that are working for the rabbit are terrified so they send in a lizard named Bill.
Rabbit: “Oh look a giant fist we better get bill to see what it is.”

5. Alice kicks Bill up the chimney.
Alice: “ Hello Bill, nice to kick you!”

6. The goose calls for an ambulance to take Bill to the hospital.
Goose: “Hello hospital we need an ambul… oh you’re here already.”

7. Alice finds a drink-me bottle and drinks what’s in it and goes back to her normal size.
Alice: Look a drink-me bottle! It will make me smaller! I’m very uncomfortable.”

8. Bill comes back with a sling and crutches.
“Oh my leg, my arm, my head, all because of you Alice.”
Rabbit: “ Get her!!!!!!”

9. Alice runs away and finds a big dog.
“ Hello Doggie. you are awfully big. Oh look a stick, want to play fetch?”

10. Alice throws a stick so the dog will go away.
Alice: “Fetch doggie!”

11. Alice stands there wondering how to get back to her normal size.

Do you like it? Yay! I didn’t do all of this though. My partner Hannah helped me. To see her blog click here. Come on you know you want to. You really want to. Go on, don’t be scared.

Come back next week! ( Or else ).