conversations.from: human
conversations.value: a title for a book about Winnie, Wednesdays, Winnie's with the genre: Children's Books, Growing Up & Facts of Life
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'The Great Treehouse War'
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first three paragraphs for this book.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Great Treehouse War
  GLENBROOK—Parents around the world breathed sighs of relief this morning, as the second to last of the so-called Treehouse 10—all fifth-graders from local Tulip Street Elementary School—ended their 19-day standoff. Cheers could be heard from blocks away when the ninth child climbed down from the treehouse between the properties of Dr. Alexis Maraj and Dr. Varun Malladi, running to hug his tearful parents. Everyone seemed relieved that the disagreement had at last come to a peaceful end.
  Only one member of the Treehouse Ten still refuses to return to American soil. As of press time, Winifred Malladi-Maraj, the treehouse's original resident, remains inside, with no sign of when she might leave. Neither of Winifred's parents chose to comment.
  I'm writing in regards to your daughter, Winifred Malladi-Maraj. As I mentioned to each of you in our separate parent-teacher conferences after the first week of school, Winnie is smart, curious, and charming, and gets along well with the other students. Most days, however, Winnie is somewhat quiet. At first I believed this to simply be her nature. In my many years as a teacher, I have known many quiet students. And then I noticed something peculiar.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me three more paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Tabitha: A pet lizard for a graduation present. A red ackie, to be exact! Lizards are NOT gross, Grandma!
  Squizzy: As much time as we want to read, no matter what our grades are. NO MORE GETTING GROUNDED FOR READING!
  Jolee: Our parents have to play Scrabble with us whenever we want, even if our annoying little sisters have gymnastics or swimming or piano or are just "being cute" or whatever. And if we think our little sisters are being annoying, we get to lock them in their rooms.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The following is what was said on the Channel 10 Action News special report that aired on the evening of Tuesday, June 6th, just before the end of the school year:
  Well, I really wish you hadn't missed all that school back in April, but I have to admit this memoir is very well done. Excellent work, everyone! I enjoyed getting to know all of you better, and I hope the folks at the publishing contest will, too. (I'm no judge, but I think they'd be crazy to pick anyone else's entry over yours!)
  I will very much miss you all when you head off to middle school next year. Please do stay in touch and let me know what fabulous things you get up to. It's been a real pleasure teaching you all this year (and learning a lot from you, too!).
  P.S. In case it wasn't clear, you all passed. A-pluses for everyone! That includes you, Winnie—I can tell you worked very hard on this!
  P.P.S. Please remember to remove all of the Post-it notes throughout before you submit this to the contest!