Can you share some annoying kid stories?

One time, there was a little kid on a plane. He kept kicking the back of my seat non - stop during the whole flight. I asked him politely to stop but he just giggled and continued. It was really annoying.

Sure. One time, my teacher would always pick on me for the smallest things. I once sneezed in class and she gave me a long lecture about classroom etiquette. It was so annoying as it was just a natural reflex.

There was this one incident at a library. A kid was making all kinds of noise, banging books on the table and talking loudly. Libraries are supposed to be quiet places, and it was so frustrating for those of us who were there to study or read.

Sure. One of my annoying friend stories is that I had a friend who would always borrow my things without asking. One time, I was looking everywhere for my favorite book and finally found it in his bag. He just took it without even telling me.

Well, my annoying little brother always used to interrupt me when I was doing my homework. He'd make noise, jump around, and ask me silly questions so that I couldn't concentrate at all. It was really frustrating.

One way is to simply be polite and listen for a short while, then gently say you have something important to do. For example, 'That's an interesting story, but I need to make a call now.'

Perhaps it's their disobedience. They never listen to the adults or follow the rules in the story. This causes chaos and trouble for the other characters. For instance, if they are told not to touch something precious and they do it anyway just out of defiance.

Sure. There was a little boy who found a lost puppy on his way to school. Instead of just passing by, he took the puppy to school with him. His teacher helped him find the owner after school. It was really heart - warming.

Sure. Once there was a little kid who thought that clouds were made of cotton candy. One day, he climbed up on the roof with a long stick, trying to reach the clouds to have a taste. Another story is about a kid who tried to teach his pet dog to read. He held a book in front of the dog and pointed at the words, waiting for the dog to bark in response as if it was reading. And there was also a kid who believed that if he planted a coin in the garden, a money tree would grow.

Sure. Once there was a little boy who thought his dog could talk. He would sit for hours having 'conversations' with it. One day he told his mom all the things the dog had'said'. His mom just smiled and played along.