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Outdoor School, by Diya Chakrabarti, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published September 3, 2021

Where I live, it is usually pretty pleasant this time of the year. So, my school arranged an outdoor school to enjoy the weather and allow us to learn more about nature. Nature is so...

The Infinite Lives Of Maisie Day, reviewed by Pragnya, 13

by Pragnya HG

Published September 1, 2021

Shadow and Bone, Reviewed by April, 13

by April Yu Age 13

Published September 1, 2021

When Netflix’s Shadow and Bone television show premiered in April of this year, it was immediately met with overwhelming success. The fantasy show amassed over one billion viewership minutes in its second week of release!...

My Encounter with Nelson Mandela, a short story by Olivia Shekou, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published August 25, 2021

My Encounter with Nelson Mandela Olivia Shekou, 12 Just last week, I flew to New York to visit my aunt, a lawyer for the United Nations who speaks three official languages of the United Nations....

The Early Bird May Catch the Worm, but It’s Never Too Late to Get into the Game, a personal narrative by Phoenix Crucillo, 12

Published August 23, 2021

The Early Bird May Catch the Worm, but It's Never Too Late to Get into the Game Phoenix Crucillo, 12 It was the day our baseball team had worked so hard for—the Little League Championship...

A Vacation, an Idiom, and a Wedding, a short story by Joyce Hong, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published August 18, 2021

A Vacation, an Idiom, and a Wedding Joyce Hong, 11 Todd slowly exhaled and pressed the button on the radio. Maybe there would be some song or some old nostalgic tune that would cheer...

Forest Fire, a poem by Prisha Aswal, 8

by Prisha Aswal

Published August 17, 2021

FOREST FIRE Sparks Fly Crackling Sound Trees Down On fire Smoke rises up to the Sky Wolves Howl Bears Flee Ash Fills up the Ground Elk Run for their Lives. Birds and Butterflies try To...

Rubble

by Ismini Vasiloglou Age 12

Published August 9, 2021

The Google Doodle Everyone Will Play

by Abhi Sukhdial

Published August 5, 2021

The Google homepage is something that everyone has been on, not once or twice. Many times. But it’s one of those things we don’t pay much attention to. It’s pretty easy to ignore it. It’s...

The Outsiders, Reviewed by Daniel, 12

by Daniel Zhu Age 12

Published July 30, 2021

S.E. Hinton’s novel The Outsiders tells the story of a young teenager named Ponyboy, who is a member of the greasers gang, who is ensnared in a battle with the Socs, the richer people in...

Outdoor School, by Diya Chakrabarti, 12

Post Published September 3, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

Where I live, it is usually pretty pleasant this time of the year. So, my school arranged an outdoor school to enjoy the weather and allow us to learn more about nature. Nature is so beautiful, and we need to look outside more often, and be more mesmerized by its endless beauty. Anyways, let me share a little about what I learned in my science class—let's talk about fractals and FBI.

The Infinite Lives Of Maisie Day, reviewed by Pragnya, 13

Post Published September 1, 2021 by Pragnya HG

Hypotheticals are born everyday, usually from seemingly insignificant occurrences that align together to form questions that aren’t necessarily easy to answer. Of course, they’re meant to stay inside the depths of our imagination, but sometimes they start to shape themselves into a culmination of coincidental thoughts. What if, one day, you woke up, only to find the world around you gone?

Shadow and Bone, Reviewed by April, 13

Post Age 13 Published September 1, 2021 by April Yu

My Encounter with Nelson Mandela, a short story by Olivia Shekou, 12

Post Published August 25, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

My Encounter with Nelson Mandela Olivia Shekou, 12 Just last week, I flew to New York to visit my aunt, a lawyer for the United Nations who speaks three official languages of the United Nations. She allowed me access to the United Nations’ library for the day while she was working on an international human rights case.

The Early Bird May Catch the Worm, but It’s Never Too Late to Get into the Game, a personal narrative by Phoenix Crucillo, 12

Post Published August 23, 2021 by

The Early Bird May Catch the Worm, but It's Never Too Late to Get into the Game Phoenix Crucillo, 12 It was the day our baseball team had worked so hard for—the Little League Championship Game. Over the last four months, twenty teams had competed vigorously to earn one of two coveted spots for the championship game. And I was on one of those teams — the Braves!

A Vacation, an Idiom, and a Wedding, a short story by Joyce Hong, 11

Post Published August 18, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

A Vacation, an Idiom, and a Wedding Joyce Hong, 11 Todd slowly exhaled and pressed the button on the radio. Maybe there would be some song or some old nostalgic tune that would cheer him up for a bit. Allard was still at the university in some neuroscience graduate classes that Todd, graphic design major who’d graduated years ago, would never be able to understand.

Forest Fire, a poem by Prisha Aswal, 8

Post Published August 17, 2021 by Prisha Aswal

FOREST FIRE Sparks Fly Crackling Sound Trees Down On fire Smoke rises up to the Sky Wolves Howl Bears Flee Ash Fills up the Ground Elk Run for their Lives. Birds and Butterflies try To Escape to Sky Crickets, Worms and Ants Fry Thunder Strikes, The Wind Blows, Making it Worse Animals Die Trees Burn, Dogs Bark, Fire Spreads Across, Lives Lost Homes Destroyed , Treasures ...

Rubble

Post Age 12 Published August 9, 2021 by Ismini Vasiloglou

In the summer of 2017, a horrific earthquake hit the Greek island of Lesvos. In the summer of 2017, my family’s village, Vrisia, was reduced to a terrifying pile of fractured, falling buildings and rubble. My memories of Vrisia are damaged and seemingly random, like the items salvaged from the catastrophe-torn buildings.

The Google Doodle Everyone Will Play

Post Published August 5, 2021 by Abhi Sukhdial

The Google homepage is something that everyone has been on, not once or twice. Many times. But it’s one of those things we don’t pay much attention to. It’s pretty easy to ignore it. It’s just a homepage, but one of the things that makes it so special to me are the little games or slideshows they have.

The Outsiders, Reviewed by Daniel, 12

Post Age 12 Published July 30, 2021 by Daniel Zhu

S.E. Hinton’s novel The Outsiders tells the story of a young teenager named Ponyboy, who is a member of the greasers gang, who is ensnared in a battle with the Socs, the richer people in the neighborhood. One day, a group of Socs try to drown Ponyboy, who is a greaser, in a fountain, but his friend Johnny kills one of the Socs, which causes them to run away.

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