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'Wonderwoman' As Known By A 6 Yr-Old
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Bear with me here, please.
8 or 9 months ago, under pressure from my writing group. I used our small, nondescript terrier as the main character in a story for children (6 - 8 yr-olds). Laking Tyke is his name and the resulting story has been very popular with local children of the right age. A second story also hit the right note.
One of these children, a little girl, 'M', has had pains in her leg and a very recent visit to A&E revealed on X-ray a 'cyst' or 'tumour' in her tibia - about 3" long and almost through the bone. She had gone to A&E in her 'Wonderwoman' costume and they were brilliant - gave her a 'Wonderwoman' coloured cast to prevent the leg from breaking, a gold zimmer-frame and bandaged her teddy.
She will be going to Birmingham at the beginning of next week - and t.b.h. the prognosis is not good - she will probably lose her leg below the knee.
I am trying to write a 'Laking Tyke meets Wonderwoman M' story to accompany her, but am drawing a blank on what a modern child's idea of Wonderwoman is.
The new film seems far too harsh for a little girl, but M's costume seems to involve a floaty skirt and not the starry knicker-shorts of the TV version with which I am familiar.
Any help please with what she should look like and the powers ascribed - I have an idea for a story, but don't want to get the detail wrong.
Fingers crossed. :)
8 or 9 months ago, under pressure from my writing group. I used our small, nondescript terrier as the main character in a story for children (6 - 8 yr-olds). Laking Tyke is his name and the resulting story has been very popular with local children of the right age. A second story also hit the right note.
One of these children, a little girl, 'M', has had pains in her leg and a very recent visit to A&E revealed on X-ray a 'cyst' or 'tumour' in her tibia - about 3" long and almost through the bone. She had gone to A&E in her 'Wonderwoman' costume and they were brilliant - gave her a 'Wonderwoman' coloured cast to prevent the leg from breaking, a gold zimmer-frame and bandaged her teddy.
She will be going to Birmingham at the beginning of next week - and t.b.h. the prognosis is not good - she will probably lose her leg below the knee.
I am trying to write a 'Laking Tyke meets Wonderwoman M' story to accompany her, but am drawing a blank on what a modern child's idea of Wonderwoman is.
The new film seems far too harsh for a little girl, but M's costume seems to involve a floaty skirt and not the starry knicker-shorts of the TV version with which I am familiar.
Any help please with what she should look like and the powers ascribed - I have an idea for a story, but don't want to get the detail wrong.
Fingers crossed. :)
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