The bad guys

By Arron Blabey.

Characters:

Mr Wolf

Mr wolf is a bad guy he has many criminal activities: Blown down houses ( the three little pigs ), he has impersonating sheep, breaking into homes of old woman's homes, Impersonating old women, attempting to eat old woman, and much more.

Mr. Snake.

 Mr snake is also a bad guy he's a snakelike creature with two teeth sticking out. he has loads of criminal activities which include breaking into a pet store, eating all the mice and the worker there are much more that you can find out.

Mr. Piranha

Mr. Piranha is a small fish ( a piranha as you can infer ) his main criminal activity is eating tourists.

Mr. Shark

Last but not least is Mr. Shark, Mr. Shark is a tall bulky character He has a very sharp teeth that hang over his top lip and a fin that hangs on his back. He is a criminal because he literally will eat anything.

Settings:

A room

In the room, it is where all the characters meet up to settle for become good guys.

A park - tree

They try to save a cat.

The dog pound

They let all the dogs in the pound free to escape

The plot:

Mr. Wolf, Mr. Pranha, Mr. Shark, and Mr. Snake all come to a gathering where Mr. Wolf persuades them to become good guys; Mr.wolf was sick and tired of always being screamed at and being called "the bad guy" so he came to the idea of becoming good. In order to become 'good,' Mr. Wolf, Mr. Pranha, Mr. Shark, and Mr. Snake all look for good deeds to do; first, they find a cat stuck in a tree and try to rescue it (Doesn't turn out happening as good as he had planned ). They then go to the dog pound to rescue all of the dogs, one of them dresses up as an old lady and tricks the guard into opening all the dog sells; they smash into the wall creating a gap and setting the dogs free.

What else will they do in order to become 'the good guys'?

I'd rate this book 4/5 I thought that there could be a little more detail throughout the book to keep the story going and for there to be more things they do in order to become the 'good guys'.