Henry the Troublemaker

Henry was the funniest character who ever lived in Anchorage. He was born and raised there. Henry was taller than a redwood tree. He was 32 and a half feet tall.
Henry was very good on everything. He was a very good yeller. You could hear him yelling four miles away. His voice would knock down trees.
He was very friendly. He talked to a porcupine when he was taking a walk. It's quills poked his hand, but he didn't cry. He laughed instead of crying.
One day when Henry was feeding his dog Lucky, an animal with sharp teeth came to him. Henry fed the animal, but it bit him on the hand and he cried. He had never cried before.
So the porcupine and the animal with sharp teeth became Henry's friends. When the porcupine and the animal with sharp teeth became Henry's friends the three of them went on a new adventure.
One day Henry and his friends were walking together. A polar bear came and jumped at Henry, but he bent down before the polar bear jumped on him. The polar bear accidentally bent his paw and hurt himself. Henry helped him by taking a little cloth from his jacket. He put it on the polar bear's paw. The polar bear just knew that Henry didn't want to harm anyone. The polar bear wanted to be Henry's friend and they all agreed.
When Henry and his friend went back to town there were hundreds of people waiting for him to come back home. They gave Henry and his friends pancakes to eat. The town appreciated what Henry had done. Henry and his friends made a better place for the town.