"Ahhhhhhhhh!" Alice and Henry scream and they fall into, well actually they don't know where they are falling into, but I'll tell you later.
"What's happenning?" shouts Henry over the loud roar of who knows what.
"I'm not exactly sure, but I think we just fell into Ms. Dawson's fairy tale book," says Alice. And she's right they did fall into the book, but where they are going is way different than any of the stories Ms. Dawson has ever read them.
As they suddenly stop falling into the book someone that they don't know is humming, "Hm, hm ,hm ,hm ,hm," hums Mike. As soon as he opens his eyes to see Alice and henry staring at him he screams, "Ahhhh, mother of all the monsters!" he gets a worried look on his face, "Who are you and where did you come from?"
"I'm Alice," she says
Henry elbows her and whispers,"Dont talk to this guy, he's green."
"Don't worry, I know exactly who he is," Alice whispers back.
"You do?" Henry questions.
"Yes he's Mike Wazouski, from Monster's Incorperated," says Alice smiling at Mike.
"Yes I am, " says Mike, "Whats brings you to Disney World?"
Alice and Henry look at eachother and smile a wide smile.
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