UFLI

- Use 3-15 words per sentence.
- Generate 20-40 sentences
- Vary sentence structure and composition through a 'show not tell' story style. 
- Use dialogue and sensory details to support the 'show not tell' style.
- Use mostly 1-syllable words 
- The story should have a cohesive flow with a problem and solution.

-ness

"Once upon a time, in the wilderness, lived a rhino named Nestor."

"Nestor lived alone because of his sickness."

"His loneliness made him sad, but he had a dream of happiness."

"One day, with great eagerness, he decided to find a cure."

"He travelled under the hot sun, showing his boldness."

"Through his journey, he learned the sweetness of helping others."

"One day, he came across a lioness, who taught him about kindness."

"She told him about a magical herb that could cure his sickness."

"With renewed quickness, Nestor set off to find the herb."

"He found the herb, and with it, his fitness returned."

"His journey brought him awareness about the importance of friendship."

"Now, Nestor was no longer alone, and his life was filled with happiness."

"Once upon a time, in the wilderness, lived a rhino named Nestor."

"Nestor lived alone because of his sickness."

His loneliness made him sad, but he had a dream of finding happiness.

"One day, with great eagerness, he decided to find a cure."

"He travelled under the hot sun, showing his boldness."

Though his journey was tough, he did not give up. 

One day, he came across a lioness, who showed him kindness.

"She told him about a magical herb that could cure his sickness."

"With renewed quickness, Nestor set off to find the herb."

He found the herb, and with it, his health returned.

His journey brought him awareness about the importance of friendship and kindness.

"Now, Nestor was no longer alone, and his life was filled with happiness."