Personal Narrative: A Christmas Gingerbread Man

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Have you ever wanted to know what the life of a Christmas gingerbread man was like? Every year I’m made to be eaten by someone to spread joy throughout the world but I’m done being eaten I will be running away so I can see the world. I’m going about the joy we spread as gingerbread men, pain my escape, and what is found by me in the world. In this wonderful trip let's start with telling about the joy me and my friends spread every year a lot of people like to eat gingerbread because they taste good. I like tasting good but I don’t want to just be gobbled up. A lot of little boys and girls like to make gingerbread men (and women) with their family. I like making the children happy around the Christmas season, I just wish they wouldn’t eat

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