Creative Writing: Monster's Inc.

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It’s Brielle’s birthday and everyone at Monster’s Inc. are invited!
It’s going to be lots of fun with cakes, lovely, colorful cupcakes, presents big and small, and balloons in all shapes and sizes.
There will be clowns, a paddling pool, pony rides and a giant hot air balloon ride.
Everyone at Monster’s are preparing to buy their presents for Brielle.
Mike Wazowski is getting her a hair and make-up set. He is worried because he doesn’t know much about hair and make-up and his girlfriend has snakes on her head. He had made the best guess he could. He was sure that Boo would love Green Goo hair. It was the latest thing.
Scott ‘Squishy’ Squibbles had got her a bubble making machine. He wanted to give it soon because he kept getting his tail stuck in it and now had a bubbly tail. Haha! …show more content…

And he wants the day to be very special for Brielle.
Sulley spends the day thinking how else he can make Brielle’s birthday special. Then he remembers he needs his spots washed. Most people don’t know monsters fur and spots can be removed. And Sulley needed his spots spic and span when he sings the special song for Brielle.
He goes to get his spots. Hang on, They are not here! Where did he leave them? He is sure he left them by his toothbrush in the bathroom. They’re not there anymore. He has lost his spots!
Sulley was frantically looking for his spots. He looked everywhere! Under the bed, in the bath…even went looking for it in the cupboard! Isn’t that

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