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Travelogue: Whittier, Alaska

by Mahati Kashyap

Published November 23, 2020

Brrrrr! It’s freezing out here! There is only one extremely long tunnel to get in or out. Look! There is only one tall building in this whole place! Where are the rest? Welcome to the...

COVID: The Normality Thief, a poem by Jane Lee, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published November 23, 2020

COVID: The Normality Thief Jane Lee, 12 Before Covid, my mom used to yell “Hurry or you’ll miss the bell!” My dad would add, “You're going to be late!” But then the pandemic changed our...

Autumn is here and so are the Nobel Prizes!

by Mahati Kashyap

Published November 20, 2020

If you are living in the northern hemisphere, autumn is a time for enjoying all kinds of colorful fall activities such as leaf peeping, apple picking, pumpkin carving, shopping endlessly for the perfect Halloween costume,...

Goodbye, Summer

by Mahati Kashyap

Published November 16, 2020

The deep green of the sea splashes in my face as I hear the roaring of the waves blank out people’s voices; the sand burning my feet as I first walk in. The shells, once...

Aiming High

by Trevor Shum

Published November 12, 2020

Hello there. I think that I’m going to stay anonymous for now, but I can tell you that I’m planning to be a mountain climber when I grow up, which is why I’m here, getting...

Loneliness, a poem by Salma Hadi-St. John, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published November 9, 2020

Loneliness Salma Hadi-St. John, 11 My friends are all gone My life has disappeared Into a new world of loneliness It is just my family and I Loneliness is like a tree in...

Kate Milford’s Rich and Realistic Shared World

by Sita

Published October 29, 2020

Kate Milford is one of my all-time favorite authors, and while I love the intricate plots, fleshed-out characters, and how her books read like something out of an Agatha Christie novel, what I love most...

Defeating Covid-19 Together, a story by Emily Gu, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published October 27, 2020

Defeating Covid-19 Together Emily Gu, 9 Purell had always wanted to get this much attention. Before he became the most popular kid in school, he was an unused loner sitting on the...

Zoom Sagas, creative nonfiction by Stella, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published October 23, 2020

Zoom sagas Stella, 11 “I ain't never used this alien program!” —Darlene I The only thing my sister could see of her second grade teacher for the whole first week of school was Mrs. Watson's...

Covid-19 in China: layered paper cut art by Alina Ji, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published October 21, 2020

Travelogue: Whittier, Alaska

Post Published November 23, 2020 by Mahati Kashyap

Brrrrr! It’s freezing out here! There is only one extremely long tunnel to get in or out. Look! There is only one tall building in this whole place! Where are the rest? Welcome to the tall but small, wild and wonderous Whittier, Alaska. The community under one roof! Last year, my family and I went on a vacation to Alaska.

COVID: The Normality Thief, a poem by Jane Lee, 12

Post Published November 23, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

COVID: The Normality Thief Jane Lee, 12 Before Covid, my mom used to yell “Hurry or you’ll miss the bell!” My dad would add, “You're going to be late!” But then the pandemic changed our fate I miss The rumble of the bus Even though I had to rush I miss having a freshly sharpened pencil As a writing utensil Replaced by the clacking sound of a keyb...

Autumn is here and so are the Nobel Prizes!

Post Published November 20, 2020 by Mahati Kashyap

Goodbye, Summer

Post Published November 16, 2020 by Mahati Kashyap

The deep green of the sea splashes in my face as I hear the roaring of the waves blank out people’s voices; the sand burning my feet as I first walk in. The shells, once home to clams and crabs, feel soft. Some young ones; rough and thick as erosion hasn’t worked its effect on them yet.

Aiming High

Post Published November 12, 2020 by Trevor Shum

Hello there. I think that I’m going to stay anonymous for now, but I can tell you that I’m planning to be a mountain climber when I grow up, which is why I’m here, getting ready for my first bouldering lesson. Now, before you start thinking “Hey, you should know something!” as far as mountains and me go, I’m not really into rock climbing. Yet.

Loneliness, a poem by Salma Hadi-St. John, 11

Post Published November 9, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Loneliness Salma Hadi-St. John, 11 My friends are all gone My life has disappeared Into a new world of loneliness It is just my family and I Loneliness is like a tree in the desert The only cat in town A star stuck in space A speck of dust in the air Loneliness is when you are the only one At your birthday party When you sit on the steps ...

Kate Milford’s Rich and Realistic Shared World

Post Published October 29, 2020 by Sita

Defeating Covid-19 Together, a story by Emily Gu, 9

Post Published October 27, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Defeating Covid-19 Together Emily Gu, 9 Purell had always wanted to get this much attention. Before he became the most popular kid in school, he was an unused loner sitting on the counter. Even worse, sometimes he was desperately waiting to be rescued from the dark locker where the big “bully” tossed him away. Even though he was over 99.

Zoom Sagas, creative nonfiction by Stella, 11

Post Published October 23, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Zoom sagas Stella, 11 “I ain't never used this alien program!” —Darlene I The only thing my sister could see of her second grade teacher for the whole first week of school was Mrs. Watson's eyebrows. She couldn’t hear much either. Probably because Mrs. Watson had all twenty-nine kids' microphones unmuted.

Covid-19 in China: layered paper cut art by Alina Ji, 13

Post Published October 21, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Covid-19 in China: Layered Papercut Art Alina Ji, 13 At the start of the pandemic, Alina Ji spent two months almost entirely within the confines of her apartment. During this time, Alina created a detailed collage via papercutting, honoring the doctor who first alerted authorities about the virus, and who died treating people. The collage is made almost entirely of cut paper.

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