Cup O' Cocoa

Cup O' Cocoa

Life in Honeydew becomes exciting when a new girl named Cocoa shows up. Inspired by Pippi Longstocking, Cocoa is wacky and doesn't fit in with the crowd of ordinary people. Follow Cocoa's adventures from the view of Lily Albert, a 12 year old girl in a family of writers.

published on February 25, 2015completed

Cocoa's Apartment

Cocoa's Apartment
After I was dressed mom hurried me into the car and discussed proper manners for a dinner at someone's house. I just nodded my head.

We arrived at... an apartment building? Mom checked the address and told me it was the right place. I walked in and asked a teenager with light brown hair for the room number of Cocoa Memphis. "Um..." he walked over to the desk and dug through a pile of papers until he found a red book. "Cocoa Memphis, room forty-nine." I scrambled up the stairs until reaching the sixth floor. I stopped to rest for a minute, then walked in.

"Welcome!" Cocoa exclaimed as I entered the room. I took a look around. Her apartment was full of various trinkets. There was a polished walnut table on which sat steaming enchiladas, a side of chips and salsa, and a cup of root beer. Cocoa had a closed chest, but there was a corner of a pink shirt poking out. An Apple laptop sat on a coffee table. The wall was covered with posters. A Club Penguin poster, some K-pop band posters, about twenty posters promoting animal charities. "Take a seat!" Cocoa suggested and pulled out a chair.

I sat down and looked over at Cocoa. She was taking a bite of an enchilada. I decided to start with a chip. I picked one out of my bowl and scooped some salsa on. It tasted delicious! Just the right amount of spice and the perfect crunch. "Where'd you buy this salsa?" I asked. "I think I bough the peppers at Honeydew Falls Grocer, the-" Cocoa started. "This is homemade?!" "Yep!" I stared in awe.

After I finished the meal, Cocoa disappeared into the kitchen and came back carrying a chocolate cake. She cut a couple slices and shoved her face into one. I grabbed the other. When Cocoa looked up, her mouth was the color of her hair, and she was grinning. "Lemon." she said, grinning even wider. I looked down and saw a yellow filling. "Mmm! This is delicious!" I complimented. "Thanks. I don't get many guests. Probably because they won't let me bedazzle my door."

Cocoa disappeared again, and came back with a carrot cupcake. "Here, Creampuff!" Cocoa called. Creampuff hopped over. Cocoa set the cupcake on the floor and waited while Creampuff nibbled away at it. I watched him as he slowly grazed his way through the cupcake. After ten minutes, Creampuff finished.

"Who wants to have a sleepover?" Cocoa asked, excitedly. Creampuff squeaked.
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good.
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on April 26, 2015
awesome!
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on March 05, 2015
this is a nice book i love it please continue
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Thanks! ;)
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on February 28, 2015
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on February 27, 2015
I love Pippi Longstocking! I still have my Lauren Child illustrations edition somewhere...
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Me too :)
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on February 27, 2015
wow i like it <3
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Thank you! ;)
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on February 26, 2015
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