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Planet Zombie

It was a dark and stormy night. The town was covered with red lights.  I thought it was the police.  It was not. I was returning to the hotel. Suddenly, zombies started to appear from all the places.  The people were frightened but I wasn't because I could understand their language. So I talked to them and understood what they wanted.
Funny enough, they didn't want brains but hamburgers, instead. 

 Everywhere they went people started screaming so the zombies couldn’t get what they really wanted.
I stopped to think and I started to help them. This wasn't an easy task because more and more people in the town were still getting scared even though I explained what WE wanted. Yes! Now I was one of them too.
At the end of it all, we got many hamburgers. The zombies invited me to live with them too. So here I am, in another planet, living with them until today. I never thought there would be a planet of zombies.


Isabela Rosa , aged 13

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