The Autobiography of a Cricket Ball Outline: Present shattered condition – early life-bought by a club exciting events – showed signs of wear and tear, unfit for work – turned over to club peon -played with by his son. I am now in a completely shattered condition. Though I am useless now, I once led an active and exciting life. So I shall tell you my tale if you have the...

The Autobiography of a School Clock Outline: Present condition – early life – life in the school – long service – about to retire – sense of achievement. I hang on the wall of a school office and I ornament it. But I am not only ornamental. I am useful too. I am sure you would like to hear my life-history. My birth place is Switzerland, that beautiful country in central...

The Autobiography of a Cricket Bat Outline: Belong to a famous cricketer—have played in important matches, travelled widely—faced thousands of spectators – cricketer’s success depends on the skill with which I am handled – hope to have many more years of service with my present master. I am a cricket bat. I am proud and happy to belong to a famous young cricketer. Can you guess who my master is? He...

The Autobiography of an Old Umbrella Outline: Present condition – birth and early life – constantly changes hands -adventures. I am meant to protect you from rain and sun. So you can consider me as your companion and friend. I am now in a sorry state but, believe it or not, I was once young and beautiful. I was born in a factory. I had strong steel ribs and was covered...

The Autobiography of a caged Monkey Outline: Early life in the forest – caught in a trap and brought to a zoo, – unhappy in a cage. My life began as a tiny monkey in a big forest. The forest was dark and cool. The green leaves formed a roof over our heads. We moved about in a troop. We baby monkeys used to cling to our mothers’ stomachs as they...

The Autobiography of a Class-room Table Outline: Long useful life – early life as a tree – in the carpenter’s shop -furniture shop and the school – hard life. I have had a long and useful life. I am an ordinary classroom table. My companion is a chair on which a teacher sits. I am up on a platform. So I can see the whole class. My early life was happy...

The Autobiography of a Circus Elephant Outline: Describes itself and the work it does – remembers its free life in the jungle – caught and trained – has now got used to a circus life but would prefer to be free once more. Just look at me. I am a huge animal about twice the height of a man. I have a broad back, small eyes and ears like fans. My...

The Autobiography of an Old Coat Outline: Happiness to be bought by a college student – description-aroused admiration – eager to please its master-ready to undergo pain and trouble -shabby with age-set aside in favour of a new coat. I shall not bore you by giving you a detailed account of my early life. Let me begin my story with the happiest chapter of my early life. How well I remember...