The document provides helpful hints for writing a story, including establishing the setting and characters at the beginning. It suggests using description to transport the reader to an imaginary world through a door or hole. A mythical creature could then appear somewhere in the imaginary world and the writer should describe what it looks like and what it does. There should be a complication, such as the creature capturing the main character or a problem arising when trying to help it. Finally, the ending should resolve the complication without explicitly stating "The End." The checklist reminds writers to use proper punctuation, powerful words, paragraphs and more.