Who is Selario Sullivan?

Answer 1

The Life of the New Selario Sullivan

Selario Sullivan was only nine years old when he came up with his first series of paper-made stories that lasted chapters of genius, a story called The Super Crew and beyond that day Sullivan's life changed but he just didn't know it yet.

After he had just seen his teacher of Pinewood Elementary who taught third and fourth grade, Mr. Dante Salvatierra with the four books in the series of The Latchkey Kids and that what made Sullivan get creative. Afterwards when Selario turned ten years old, in fourth grade, he had forgot about the love of his stories and his favorite TV show Ben 10. He had become the champion of the neatest and most fast cursive speller in his class, with his best friend Dylan Shelman.

When that day was over he vowed to be the neatest student in his class. Which of course he did ask Dante who was the neatest student and of course this is what he wanted to hear, "Probably you, I wouldn't count on anyone else who would be." and that is exactly what he heard.

He was a stroke of bad luck from Pre-Kindergarten through fourth grade. He had always pulled a clip in Pre-K and Kindergarten and had pulled cards from first to third and after he vowed never to pull a card again, he got his first detention. It was actually bad, he was afraid of not getting his homework signed and missing recess so he wrote a note to the teacher acting as if he were his grandma but it never occurred to him that his teacher wasn't stupid and that was true.

Luckily he didn't get into any real trouble. He just was glad he had learned his lesson and he could move on with his life and that was good for him. Though he though fifth grade would be just the same it wasn't.

He had finally gotten to the point of getting older and even taller than he was and then he had not even thought about the word 'like' until he met a girl who was just a year older than him. Then it spread to another girl but then as sixth grade went on he decided to forget about it.

In fifth grade he finally stuck to his guns about keeping the author detail as a goal for him now and his after life. Then he created his first ever novel on March 2013 and he called it The Essential Kids: My Sister Taylor.

In sixth grade he had everything he needed. Since they did double classes at Pinewood he knew where everything was in those classes he now had. Things were different now, he had a new Social Studies teacher and a science teacher and a math and language arts teacher. He's favorite teacher wasn't his homeroom teacher but he did care for her like all his other classmates did. His favorite teacher, Selario treated her like a godmother, was Mrs. Jennifer Langfeldt. She was always selling candy, he always as mature around her as best as he could and both of them agreed with each others statements.

Now as a new-coming seventh grader he tries to make the best of a new life in Middle School. Hopefully he can make it worth his while.