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Castles in the Air, a short story by Anushka, 11

by Anushka Trivedi

Published January 31, 2022

It was a cold winter day when I saw her. The snow was melting after last week’s heavy snowfall leaving the streets a glittering shade of black. There were hardly any cars on the icy...

Anime Movies Are Underrated

by Abhi Sukhdial

Published January 28, 2022

For the past few weeks, I've been getting myself into an anime mood. Before this, I never loved or hated anime. There are some great anime movies out there, but not many. A lot of...

Conservatives Want to Ban All My Favorite Books, by Emma, 9

by Emma Hoff

Published January 27, 2022

Introduction to my Music Blog: Vulfpeck & the Pressure of Success

by Kathleen Werth

Published January 25, 2022

Hi, my name is Kathleen, and I am going to be blogging about music! I really love music and it has impacted my life in so many ways that I would have never imagined such...

Little Women, Reviewed by Grace, 13

by Grace Huang

Published January 24, 2022

Dear Corona, an open letter from Tatum, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published January 20, 2022

Broken Traffic Light

by Ismini Vasiloglou

Published January 18, 2022

Broken Traffic Light Ismini Vasiloglou, 12 wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your...

Serene Meditation Mountain, graphic art by Aaron, 11

by Aaron D'Souza

Published January 13, 2022

Serene Meditation Mountain Aaron D'Souza, 11 This picture helps remind me to take time to meditate and keep calm, especially in these times of COVID when I am attending school from home. I hope that...

Zooming In, a short story by Maya, 10

by Stone Soup Editors

Published January 11, 2022

Zooming In Maya Ruben, 10 “Knowing how to care is the first step, but actively going out of your way to do something nice is what really matters,” Ms. Sandra said in a welcoming voice....

A Birthday Cake in a Pandemic, a personal narrative by Olivia, 10

by Stone Soup Editors

Published January 7, 2022

A Birthday Cake in a Pandemic Olivia Ren, 10 I was wandering around my house, not doing anything in particular, just walking around. It was March 16, 2020, and my mom, dad, little sister, and...

Castles in the Air, a short story by Anushka, 11

Post Published January 31, 2022 by Anushka Trivedi

It was a cold winter day when I saw her. The snow was melting after last week’s heavy snowfall leaving the streets a glittering shade of black. There were hardly any cars on the icy wet streets that day. The houses along the street were so quiet I could almost hear the soft swaying of the trees.

Anime Movies Are Underrated

Post Published January 28, 2022 by Abhi Sukhdial

For the past few weeks, I've been getting myself into an anime mood. Before this, I never loved or hated anime. There are some great anime movies out there, but not many. A lot of people seem to think that anime is silly, or cheesy, or a bad excuse for actual animation. I agree that not all anime movies are great.

Conservatives Want to Ban All My Favorite Books, by Emma, 9

Post Published January 27, 2022 by Emma Hoff

Something I know from personal experience is that Melissa, by Alex Gino, is an amazing book that has been praised widely for its inclusion of the LGBTQ community. In 2016, it was awarded the Stonewall Children’s Book award. The book is about a transgender girl who wants to be Charlotte in her class production of Charlotte’s Web, but is not allowed to because her teacher says she is a “boy.

Introduction to my Music Blog: Vulfpeck & the Pressure of Success

Post Published January 25, 2022 by Kathleen Werth

Hi, my name is Kathleen, and I am going to be blogging about music! I really love music and it has impacted my life in so many ways that I would have never imagined such a broad, yet general, yet subjective matter could cover it all! I think that music is something that everyone can enjoy.

Little Women, Reviewed by Grace, 13

Post Published January 24, 2022 by Grace Huang

Kind Cinderella lives luxuriously in a castle after enduring her hardships obediently. Gentle Snow White gets saved by the dashing prince because of her sweet personality. Loving Sleeping Beauty wakes up from her slumber with a single kiss. Characters in these cherished fairy tales we’ve grown up with always end up with their dreams being fulfilled—if they’ve been virtuous.

Dear Corona, an open letter from Tatum, 12

Post Published January 20, 2022 by Stone Soup Editors

Dear Corona Tatum Lovely, 12 Dear Corona, I sit alone in my room, drawing flowers. I don’t know why. Maybe I’m trying to get inspiration for poetry. Oh look, they’re chrysanthemums. Do you know what chrysanthemums represent? Death. Yeah, death. I guess you can relate to that. You bring death! What was it... five million people? That you’ve given a bouquet of chrysanthemums?

Broken Traffic Light

Post Published January 18, 2022 by Ismini Vasiloglou

Broken Traffic Light Ismini Vasiloglou, 12 wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your mask wear your I can’t breathe I can’t breathe I can’t breathe I can’t breathe I can’t breathe I can’t run faster run faster run faster run faster run faster run faster run faster run faster...

Serene Meditation Mountain, graphic art by Aaron, 11

Post Published January 13, 2022 by Aaron D'Souza

Zooming In, a short story by Maya, 10

Post Published January 11, 2022 by Stone Soup Editors

Zooming In Maya Ruben, 10 “Knowing how to care is the first step, but actively going out of your way to do something nice is what really matters,” Ms. Sandra said in a welcoming voice. I found it funny how she thought no one noticed the filter she had on that made her lips red. Whenever she moved her mouth, the lipstick struggled to follow.

A Birthday Cake in a Pandemic, a personal narrative by Olivia, 10

Post Published January 7, 2022 by Stone Soup Editors

A Birthday Cake in a Pandemic Olivia Ren, 10 I was wandering around my house, not doing anything in particular, just walking around. It was March 16, 2020, and my mom, dad, little sister, and I were trying to adjust to a new life due to COVID-19. By “new life,” I mean a totally different lifestyle.

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