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Jade And The 

BeanStalk

In A Town Called SavesVilles Jane Had A Little Cottan 

House She Helps Mom Cook And Mix Sugar Eggs 

Apples Tasty Cookies Might Happen :D.

1st

She Puts The Apples In First Then Sugar Then Salt She 

Mixed Them Up Maked Cookies And Et It All Down.

Today When Jade Was Walking Around And Saw Some Free 

Fruits And Only 1 More Piece Of Bread She Stole One Or Two 

And Set Off Around The Journey.

She Saw Some Beans On The Floor She Picked Them Up And Strolled 

Along Looking At The Magic Beans.

It was getting dark outside when Jane returned home.   She 

collected the magic beans and buried them in the forest behind her 

house.  

“I have buried the magic beans. Now, I will wait and see if the old 

man was right."   Jane was very excited. She could not help smiling 

all through dinner, and even when she went to bed.   She did not tell 

Mother or Grandmother about the beans. She wanted this to be a 

surprise.

In the morning, Jane   looked out the window and gasped in delight. 

There was a giant beanstalk outside, reaching as high as the sky. 

She rushed to tell Grandmother the news.

“Grandmother, look outside and see the beanstalk that has grown 

overnight! A man at the market gave me magic beans. Last night, I 

buried them in the forest."

“Oh my!” her grandmother cried. “What do you suppose is at the 

top of the beanstalk?”

“I do not know," she replied. "I will climb up and see.” 

Jane's grandmother was worried, but she also wanted to know 

where the beanstalk led. She gave her granddaughter a sack to 

carry back the things she found and Jade began climbing up the 

tangled vines of the beanstalk. 

  Jane   climbed and climbed until she reached a wonderful land  

above the clouds.   There were green fields full of very tall apple 

trees.   Jane couldn’t resist the sight of fresh apples.   She picked 

an apple and bit into it hungrily.   It was the most delicious apple 

she had ever eaten, and it made her feel healthy and strong.   She 

packed several apples into her sack and set off.

In the distance, Jane saw a house that looked as big as a castle.  

As she was approaching the house Jane saw that   the front door 

was very large.   "This must be the home of a giant," she thought. 

Jane gasped in fear and wanted to run away, but suddenly the 

door began to open and a booming voice called from inside.

"Who are you, and what are you doing in my field?" said a man, 

who was taller than a building.

“I am Jane Curtis   she replied bravely. “I have come from another 

land and was stopping here to rest.”

The giant smiled.   “You must have come from very far way, Jane  

I have never seen a little girl as small as you. Why don't you rest 

inside and have a warm meal?"

Jane was still afraid, but the giant seemed very nice.   She went 

inside and the giant gave her a bowl of soup and fresh bread.  

Jane was so small that she had to stand on the table.   She could 

barely eat her soup without falling into the bowl, but it was very 

delicious.

Just as Jane was finishing her meal, she heard the thump thump 

thump of giant-sized feet.

“Quick! You must hide!” yelled the giant.   “That is my wife coming, 

and if she sees a charming little girl like you, she will keep you as 

her pet.”   Jane dropped her spoon in fright and did as the giant 

asked.   The giant hid Jane inside of the big iron stove.

In came the giant's wife, back from picking flowers. "Oh my, what is 

that I smell? The scent is sweet and lovely, like a little girl."

"There are no children here, dear wife," the giant replied. But his 

wife was not convinced and she searched the entire room until she 

found Jane's hiding place.

"There is a little girl here!" the woman cried.   "And she is the 

smallest child I have ever seen. I will keep you as my pet."

"No! No!" Jane   cried, but the giant's wife was not listening. Her 

mind was made up. She carried the struggling Jade into a room 

that was cold and cramped, locking the door behind her as she 

exited.

The giant's wife owned many magical objects, and every corner 

of the room was filled with mountains of treasure. A sparkling 

mirror   that could display any location hung from the wall, while 

an enchanted guitar was playing music all by itself. Amongst 

piles of gold lay the crown of a forgotten king, winged shoes, 

and even a magic lamp. 

All around there were strange and exciting things, but Jane 

barely noticed. She sat down and began to cry.

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