by
Chelsea Guo
Age 12
Published September 1, 2022
A wizard regrets his spiteful decision to change a young boy’s fate In a place where unknown darkness lingered beyond wooden shelves, where books flew and pages of paper fluttered like flowers, where clocks ticked...
by
Foster Russell
Age 9
Published September 1, 2022
As I climb up the mountain, I choose to be alone. As I brave the cold, I feel quite bold as I encounter a heaping Boulder. It is a rock the size of a meteor,...
by
Enni Harlan
Age 14
Published September 1, 2022
from Remember the Flowers Winner (Poetry) of the 2021 Stone Soup Book Contest When, at ten thirty you took to Turning the knob of the piano bench, Raising it to your height, And sat on...
by
Enni Harlan
Age 14
Published September 1, 2022
from Remember the Flowers Winner (Poetry) of the 2021 Stone Soup Book Contest One day she came to school clutching a long black curtain rod, leaning against it like a cane, looking like a wounded...
by
Enni Harlan
Age 14
Published September 1, 2022
from Remember the Flowers Winner (Poetry) of the 2021 Stone Soup Book Contest The grass is always greener on the other side. I didn’t understand when Appa first said it but I did understand when...
