Chapter 1
I was given it when I was born. A gem I mean. Now I'd lost it. Just what I wanted for Christmas! NOT. I'm going to get into loads of trouble now! That gem was so special. You see when I wore it I knew every answer to any question in the world. If I ever lost it for over 48 hours I'd turn into stone. And I'm being serious. If you think I'm going to tell mom I'm not. I'd be crazy to tell anybody! Including my dog who can't talk.
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