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A Secret Beauty (Mona Lisa): A Series in Ekphrasis by Ella Yamamura, 14

by Ella Yamamura

Published August 10, 2022

I was tired of convincing Lisa to smile. Every time we sat down with her, she simply crossed her arms and stared at me through a set of deep, solemn eyes, her mouth refusing to...

Out of the Pandemic, poetry in seasons by Paridhi, 13 | Part V: Winter 2021

by Stone Soup Editors

Published August 8, 2022

Lost Land

by Mason Li

Published August 5, 2022

Unseen, seen, unseen.Blink and it will disappear.In cover it waitsfor no one knows what.Lost in the mid-Pacific,traps protect the jewel,never to be found.Only the past may revealSecrets of the lost.

Out of the Pandemic, poetry in seasons by Paridhi, 13 | Part IV: Autumn 2020

by Stone Soup Editors

Published August 2, 2022

Book Review: The Book Thief

by Nora Heiskell Age 14

Published July 29, 2022

The Book Thief was an intriguing read from start to finish. The minute I opened the cover and saw the words “Death and Chocolate” at the top of the first page, I was curious. The...

Amulet: The Stonekeeper (Book One), Reviewed by Pragnya, 13

by Pragnya HG

Published July 28, 2022

Out of the Pandemic, poetry in seasons by Paridhi, 13 | Part III: Summer 2020

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 26, 2022

Deserter, Reviewed by Sita, 13

by Sita

Published July 15, 2022

I never enjoyed being scared like my peers did. I was the kid who refused to go on roller coasters, was terrified of the dark, and thought the Harry Potter film franchise was in the...

Out of the Pandemic, poetry in seasons by Paridhi, 13 | Part II: Spring 2020

by Stone Soup Editors

Published July 11, 2022

Pandemic Echoes

by Sofie Dardzinski

Published July 7, 2022

A Secret Beauty (Mona Lisa): A Series in Ekphrasis by Ella Yamamura, 14

Post Published August 10, 2022 by Ella Yamamura

I was tired of convincing Lisa to smile. Every time we sat down with her, she simply crossed her arms and stared at me through a set of deep, solemn eyes, her mouth refusing to curl into a smile. It was a shame, really. She had a plump figure and a lively blush on her cheeks that suggested she was really someone enjoyable to be with, however, her permanent frown told otherwise.

Out of the Pandemic, poetry in seasons by Paridhi, 13 | Part V: Winter 2021

Post Published August 8, 2022 by Stone Soup Editors

Author's Statement I started writing this piece as an optional assignment in my seventh grade English class. It was an end of the year assignment. In this piece, I have tried to describe some vivid memories and experiences over the one and a half years during which the COVID-19 virus has put a break on my life. The pandemic has been a turning point in my life.

Lost Land

Post Published August 5, 2022 by Mason Li

Unseen, seen, unseen.Blink and it will disappear.In cover it waitsfor no one knows what.Lost in the mid-Pacific,traps protect the jewel,never to be found.Only the past may revealSecrets of the lost.

Out of the Pandemic, poetry in seasons by Paridhi, 13 | Part IV: Autumn 2020

Post Published August 2, 2022 by Stone Soup Editors

Book Review: The Book Thief

Post Age 14 Published July 29, 2022 by Nora Heiskell

The Book Thief was an intriguing read from start to finish. The minute I opened the cover and saw the words “Death and Chocolate” at the top of the first page, I was curious. The Book Thief is about a girl, Leisel Meminger, growing up in Germany during World War Two.

Amulet: The Stonekeeper (Book One), Reviewed by Pragnya, 13

Post Published July 28, 2022 by Pragnya HG

Amulet: The Stonekeeper by Kazu Kibushi is the gripping first installment of an eight-part graphic novel series about Emily and Navin Hayes, who, after the death of their father, move into a new house, which soon turns into a house full of secrets after Emily discovers a sentient amulet in the library.

Out of the Pandemic, poetry in seasons by Paridhi, 13 | Part III: Summer 2020

Post Published July 26, 2022 by Stone Soup Editors

Deserter, Reviewed by Sita, 13

Post Published July 15, 2022 by Sita

I never enjoyed being scared like my peers did. I was the kid who refused to go on roller coasters, was terrified of the dark, and thought the Harry Potter film franchise was in the genre of horror. As I got older, I felt it was time I developed more of a tolerance for spooking myself.

Out of the Pandemic, poetry in seasons by Paridhi, 13 | Part II: Spring 2020

Post Published July 11, 2022 by Stone Soup Editors

Pandemic Echoes

Post Published July 7, 2022 by Sofie Dardzinski

An invisible enemy has changed our lives. Lives lost, all too soon. Soon slinks fear, that we contain in isolation. Isolation bringing bitter loneliness; thoughts echoing. Echoing around the world, clouds of chaos and uncertainty. Uncertainty in each other, infected with suspicion. Suspicion of one another, seems like our jobs. Jobs vanishing, economy at a standstill.

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