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Uzbekistan Pupils Against Coronavirus, a poem by Marjona Boboeva, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 18, 2020

Book Club Report: The Inquisitor’s Tale, by Adam Gidwitz (cont.)

by Laura Moran

Published May 17, 2020

Utopia for an Animal, art and words by Himank Chhaya, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 17, 2020

“Hope,” a poem by Simran Umatt, 9, illustrated with “Together,” by Anna Elizabeth Linney, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 15, 2020

Hope By Simran Umatt, 9 We have hope in our hearts, Stored inside like treasure. We hope that someday, We can play with our friends with pleasure We hope that we can Hold hands forever...

We Are Strong, a poem by Georgia Marshall, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 14, 2020

Cotton Candy

by Himank Chhaya

Published May 13, 2020

The history and science of cotton candy is often overlooked. But under the cover, it's actually quite interesting. Machine-spun cotton candy was, strangely enough, invented by a dentist, William Morrison, and confectioner, John C. Wharton,...

An update on the amazing work of LILAC – Long Island Laboring Against COVID-19

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 13, 2020

We shared the news with you last month that past Stone Soup contributor Sabrina Guo, a freshman at Syosset High School in NY, created new organization called LILAC, a student-led organization dedicated to serving the affected patients, medical professionals...

Birthdays in Quarantine, some thoughts from Anya Geist, 13

by Anya Geist

Published May 13, 2020

My Dream Goes On, a poem by Ethan Zhang, 7

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 12, 2020

My Dream Goes On By Ethan Zhang, 7 Before my basketball dream comes true, The coronavirus began to sweep through. I hope I can be back at the court, To play for my team at...

Huh?

by Daniel Zhu

Published May 11, 2020

Note: This story is based on real events. Also, it is pretty confusing and has lots of parentheses, hyphens, and commas. After a few minutes of restless turning in bed, I couldn’t stand it any...

Uzbekistan Pupils Against Coronavirus, a poem by Marjona Boboeva, 11

Post Published May 18, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Uzbekistan Pupils Against Coronavirus By Marjona Boboeva, 11 The globe is facing a challenge now, Countries are trying to solve it how. Coronavirus even in far village, We should overcome this big challenge. Uzbekistan is fighting against the virus, To turn the number of it into minus. Being pupils of school № 64, We should keep ourselves busy more.

Book Club Report: The Inquisitor’s Tale, by Adam Gidwitz (cont.)

Post Published May 17, 2020 by Laura Moran

An Update from our fifth Stone Soup Book Club meeting This week, during our 5th meeting of the Stone Soup Book Club (13 May, 2020), we discussed The Inquisitor’s Tale: Or, the Three Magical Children and Their Holy Dog, by Adam Gidwitz. Our fantastic Stone Soup contributor, Anya Geist, led the session through a stimulating discussion on the various themes, plot twists, and favorite character...

Utopia for an Animal, art and words by Himank Chhaya, 12

Post Published May 17, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

“Utopia for an Animal” is a pictorial representation of how the coronavirus has changed our lives. As depicted, humans are stuck inside their homes and apartments, as animals outside frolic and play in an area of little to no pollution, and no hindrance to them. Elephants cross the street, antelopes look around, and bunnies and their families dance and eat grass. Utopia is a perfect society.

“Hope,” a poem by Simran Umatt, 9, illustrated with “Together,” by Anna Elizabeth Linney, 11

Post Published May 15, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Hope By Simran Umatt, 9 We have hope in our hearts, Stored inside like treasure. We hope that someday, We can play with our friends with pleasure We hope that we can Hold hands forever and ever We hope that we can Have fun and come together! Together By Anna Elizabeth Linney, 11 Simran Umatt, 9 San Diego, CA Anna Elizabeth Linney, 11 Leawood...

We Are Strong, a poem by Georgia Marshall, 11

Post Published May 14, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

We Are Strong By Georgia Marshall, 11 Fires burning across the globe Porcelain crashing True loves forced to see each other, only through windows. And when the sky is falling Through a cracked glass mirror, We have only a ray of hope Shining through the storm. We can find a way to breathe again, If we stay strong. We are strong, glowing warriors in masks.

Cotton Candy

Post Published May 13, 2020 by Himank Chhaya

An update on the amazing work of LILAC – Long Island Laboring Against COVID-19

Post Published May 13, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Birthdays in Quarantine, some thoughts from Anya Geist, 13

Post Published May 13, 2020 by Anya Geist

Last Tuesday, on April 21, Massachusetts Gov. Baker announced that all schools in Massachusetts would be closed for the rest of the year, meaning that my birthday, on June 10th, will officially be a COVID-19/quarantine birthday. Millions of children around the world have had their birthdays suddenly upended by the coronavirus.

My Dream Goes On, a poem by Ethan Zhang, 7

Post Published May 12, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

My Dream Goes On By Ethan Zhang, 7 Before my basketball dream comes true, The coronavirus began to sweep through. I hope I can be back at the court, To play for my team at our fort. I hope this invisible defender will be defeated, The arena will again be lightened. It seemed now everything was doomed, It felt like everything gloomed.

Huh?

Post Published May 11, 2020 by Daniel Zhu

Note: This story is based on real events. Also, it is pretty confusing and has lots of parentheses, hyphens, and commas. After a few minutes of restless turning in bed, I couldn’t stand it any longer. I rolled down my covers, feeling much better when a gust of cold wind greeted me. However, I still felt hot and humid, so I took off my shirt, finally getting comfortable.

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