Nearly 40 lucky kiddos will be trick-or-treating in style, sporting their brand new, absolutely epic wheelchair costumes built by Magic Wheelchair, a nonprofit that teams with volunteers across the country to create the elaborate ensembles fitted for their chairs.
“It impacts these kids in a deeper way than just the smile on their face,” Magic Wheelchair’s founder, Ryan Weimer of Kaizer, Oregon, told ABC News. “That’s one of the beautiful things of what we do. They really get the sense of what true joy is.”
http://abcnews.go.com/Lifestyle/children-tricked-wheelchair-costumes-magical-halloween/story?id=50733459
The writer did a good job of including sentimental words and used good tone to make the readers feel happy for the kids. I think the author could have used more pictures because all the costumes were so cute!! I will add the tone into my writing skills for my writing! I can't wait to use these skills.