Personal Narrative: Trapped On An Island

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One day I was sitting in class reading and I accidently dropped my book. I suddenly got very small and went into the book. The book was about a kid who get trapped on an island with only one way to escape.

So when I got to the island it looked very abandon except for the animals. There were animals everywhere lots and lots of them. They weren't skinny and they didn't look hungry. There was a huge volcano that looked like it could erupt any day. So I new I would have to get out of there soon.

For the past 3 days I have been looking for other people on this mysterious island. It has not been easy I had to fight off lots of animals. But on the 4th day I finally found a 14 year old boy named blake that look cute so right then I knew I should …show more content…
Now I am going to start thinking of ways to get out of the island. I am very scared we are going to get stuck here. That volcano is getting closer and closer to erupting. I promised him that I would get us out and I don’t break promises.

I have tried very many strategies and failed it’s getting harder harder to think of things to get us out. I have tried swimming to the end of the ocean but the waves were to big and to many poisonous animals got in my way. I also tried climbing the volcano to see what was on the other side but it was to hot and I almost fell into the lava. I have tried a lot more stuff that hasn't worked either. We are both getting more and more scared every day.

On day 74 the volcano is getting ready to erupt. All we had left to do is run and try to get to the end of the island before time runs out. Blake and I are both running as fast as we can but we’re losing stamina. I am telling him to keep going but we are both ready to stop. This was our last chance and it worked when we go to the end there was a portal it took us straight back to the classroom. Turns out we were in the same class and nobody even knew we were gone I need to start paying more
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