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Our Fate is Sealed, a poem by Otis Knoop, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published June 1, 2020

Our Fate is Sealed Otis Knoop, 12 The question that has always troubled me When the end of the world is at hand, When the human race makes their last stand; What will come to...

I’m Fine, a song written and performed by Kathleen Werth, 10

by Kathleen Werth

Published May 31, 2020

I'm Fine Kathleen Werth, 10 I utilized Bandlab (an app with drum beats and mixing options) to put the layering of my song together and form music. You can listen to it at Soundcloud, and...

Graduation, a cartoon by Natya Chandrasekar, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 31, 2020

Graduation Natya Chandrasekar, 12 With lot of seniors and family friends kids graduating and some of them are feeling very sad and upset that they cannot celebrate and party. I wanted to show that...

Book Club Report: Out of My Mind, by Sharon M. Draper (cont.)

by Anya Geist

Published May 29, 2020

An update from our seventh Stone Soup Book Club meeting! This week, during our 7th meeting of the Stone Soup Book Club, we were very lucky to have Adam Gidwitz, the author of The Inquisitor's Tale...

Earning Neville, by Fareedha, 12

by Fareedha White

Published May 29, 2020

From the time I was a little kid, I had a horrible case of pet wanting. I liked all types of animals, and I wanted to be a veterinarian when I grew up. I read...

To the Year of 2120, a poem by Ahana Chandra, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 29, 2020

To the Year of 2120 Ahana Chandra, 11 Did you know, there was once a storm, rising by the months? It teared apart the lives of dear ones, traveled across the world, and left many...

A Child’s View of the Death of George Floyd, by Amara, 9

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 29, 2020

Hope, a poem by Alyssa Wu, 13

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 28, 2020

Hope Alyssa Wu, 13 Fresh air floating on the old urban streets San Francisco is a ghost town. The flowers are blooming silently, The once filled shops sit cooped up in an empty plaza. Unprepared...

The Kite, A Story Written During the Coronavirus, by Mark Torpoco, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 27, 2020

The Kite Mark Torpoco, 11 Hi, I am a purple kite named Samuel. I was born on a small island called Mallorca, in Spain. I was born in a small shop, near the beach, filled...

Superheroes of Today, a cartoon by Natya Chandrasekar, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 27, 2020

Our Fate is Sealed, a poem by Otis Knoop, 12

Post Published June 1, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Our Fate is Sealed Otis Knoop, 12 The question that has always troubled me When the end of the world is at hand, When the human race makes their last stand; What will come to be? Will darkness and woe come to plight us? Will priests pray when God has not come to right us? Like the breath of a child blows out a light Life itself will be snuffed out tonight.

I’m Fine, a song written and performed by Kathleen Werth, 10

Post Published May 31, 2020 by Kathleen Werth

I'm Fine Kathleen Werth, 10 I utilized Bandlab (an app with drum beats and mixing options) to put the layering of my song together and form music. You can listen to it at Soundcloud, and read the lyrics below. https://soundcloud.com/user-28081890/im-fine-by-kathleen-werth-age-10-written-and-performed-in-may-2020 I'm Fine Kathleen Werth, 10 Never thought it’d come to this.

Graduation, a cartoon by Natya Chandrasekar, 12

Post Published May 31, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Graduation Natya Chandrasekar, 12 With lot of seniors and family friends kids graduating and some of them are feeling very sad and upset that they cannot celebrate and party. I wanted to show that the virus has changed all our lives but we can still be very thankful and lot of the schools and teachers are trying to find ways to celebrate them. Congratulation class of 2020 !!!

Book Club Report: Out of My Mind, by Sharon M. Draper (cont.)

Post Published May 29, 2020 by Anya Geist

An update from our seventh Stone Soup Book Club meeting! This week, during our 7th meeting of the Stone Soup Book Club, we were very lucky to have Adam Gidwitz, the author of The Inquisitor's Tale come and join our discussion for a little while! We had the exciting opportunity to ask Mr. Gidwitz questions about his book, and about writing overall.

Earning Neville, by Fareedha, 12

Post Published May 29, 2020 by Fareedha White

From the time I was a little kid, I had a horrible case of pet wanting. I liked all types of animals, and I wanted to be a veterinarian when I grew up. I read Eyewitness books about birds and horses. I asked for a dog or a pair of mice. The thing was, no matter how many times I asked, my parents would not agree to let me have any type of pet.

To the Year of 2120, a poem by Ahana Chandra, 11

Post Published May 29, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

To the Year of 2120 Ahana Chandra, 11 Did you know, there was once a storm, rising by the months? It teared apart the lives of dear ones, traveled across the world, and left many fighting for survival. The warriors who went out into the storm, faced the battering of exhaustion while trying to save the lives. Still, they kept on going, kept on fighting for survival.

A Child’s View of the Death of George Floyd, by Amara, 9

Post Published May 29, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

A Child’s View of the Death of George Floyd Amara DeLong, 9 New Orleans, LA Last year, my four-year-old neighbor dressed up as a police officer for Halloween. He was very proud of his costume! Little did he know what was actually happening in the world. Two days ago, my family and I learned about the death of George Floyd.

Hope, a poem by Alyssa Wu, 13

Post Published May 28, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Hope Alyssa Wu, 13 Fresh air floating on the old urban streets San Francisco is a ghost town. The flowers are blooming silently, The once filled shops sit cooped up in an empty plaza. Unprepared awaiting to be prepared Gray buildings of fear in a major metropolis Next year at this time, the sun will still be rising on The golden gate bridge, The view is still there, the viewers far les...

The Kite, A Story Written During the Coronavirus, by Mark Torpoco, 11

Post Published May 27, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

The Kite Mark Torpoco, 11 Hi, I am a purple kite named Samuel. I was born on a small island called Mallorca, in Spain. I was born in a small shop, near the beach, filled with snorkel gear. Lots of people on vacation came in and out of the shop, but I never got sold. The people bought all the snorkel gear, but not me. I was made by a famous kite designer, but at the time nobody knew who he was.

Superheroes of Today, a cartoon by Natya Chandrasekar, 12

Post Published May 27, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Superheroes of Today Natya Chandrasekar, 12 Natya has made an amazing collection of cartoons about the “before” and “after” of the current pandemic, and we are very happy to be sharing some of them with Stone Soup readers! Natya is selling prints of all of her cartoons to raise funds for a nonprofit organization in her local area called REF (Ravenswood Education Foundation), which has es...

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