Conclusion
"And they all lived happily ever after!"
Although your story may not have ended with this line... you are finished with your Children's Choice Creations.
1. What about the title of a story appeals to you?
2. Describe what makes characters entertaining?
3. What is the moral of the story?
4. State specific examples of figurative language?
5. In your opinion, how do illustrations add to the understanding and enjoyment of a book?
6. Out of the stories you read, who is your favorite author?
7. Out of the illustrations you saw, who is your favorite illustrator and why?
Just so you know 
== Quote from National Geographic Kids News ==
In the time it takes you to count to ten, more than 40 babies are born worldwide.
Think that sounds like a lot? Try counting to 60. About 245 babies are born every 60 seconds.
There are currently more than six billion people in the world, and that number is getting bigger every day. In fact, the world population has grown by more than five billion in the last 250 years. And experts think it could reach nine billion by the year 2050!
All these children need to be read to and eventually will read themselves so... explore and decide what stories you like best. Let your creative juices flow and write, write, write. If you would like more information or available children's stories you can visit any of the websites I included on the Task page or the ones below.
http://www.dailylit.com/tags/childrens
http://wiredforbooks.org/kids.htm
http://www.sundhagen.com/babbooks/