Stone Soup is the respected source for writing by children. Following is a partial bibliography of textbooks, books, and educational tests that have reprinted material from Stone Soup. This list is your guarantee that, when you subscribe to Stone Soup for your children or your students, you are buying for them a standard of excellence that is respected throughout the American and Canadian educational establishment. Works from Stone Soup are included in readers, creative writing textbooks, and, even more importantly, educational tests.
English textbook (for primary school learners of English), Eduvation School Network: Beirut, Lebanon, 2015
- “On Thin Ice,” Sean Fay, age 11
Explorer 2 Trainer (English language course for public junior high school), Lehrmittelverlag des Kantons Zurich/Switzerland, Zurich, Switzerland, 2007–2017 (CD-ROM)
- “Rosalino’s Dog,” Andrew Shannon, age 11
Elements of Literature, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Austin, Texas, 2007; page 453
- “The Brother I Never Had,” Gim George, age 13
Literacy in Action: Grade 7, Pearson Education Canada, 2007
- “Revenge is Bittersweet,” Molly O’Neill, age 13
- “On Thin Ice,” Sean Fay, age 11
- “My Great Adventure,” Isabelle Edwards, age 10
- “Rebellion,” Abigail Goutal, age 13
Backpack Reader, Glencoe/McGraw-Hill: Columbus, Ohio, 2007; pages 266-267
- “Happiness in the Johnson Family,” Colin Johnson, age 11
A Poem for Every Day! Scholastic: New York, 2006; page 65
- “You… and Your Dad,” Katie Ferman, age 11
- “Friday Night at Miss Farida’s Piano Lesson,” Tae Kathleen Keller, age 8
Glencoe Literature: Reading With Purpose, Course 2, New York Edition, Glencoe/McGraw-Hill: Woodland Hills, California
- book review of A Boy No More, Dylan Sun, age 10
Your Neighborhood News & Report: The Community Newspaper for Hugo and Centerville, Hugo, Minnesota: 2005
- “September 11, 2001,” Rachel Weary, age 8
Tickle the Sun, Ginn: Canada, 1990, page 308
- “A Walk on Rialto Beach,” Karin Lydersen, age 11
- “Creek Waters,” Jason Watkins, age 10
Expediciones, Houghton Mifflin: Boston, 2003; pages 436-437
- “El mercado artesanal de Maputo,” Rebecca Beatriz Chávez, age 11
HBJ Language, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: Orlando, 1990; pages 10-11
- “My First Assembly,” Jonathan Rosenbaum, age 12
Inspiring English, Kinseido: Tokyo, 2003; page 3
- “Rosalino and His Dog,” Andrew Shannon, age 11
Writer’s Companion: Middle Grades, Prentice Hall: New Jersey, 1995; page 152
- “Campfire,” Elisa Smith, age 11
Literature & Language Arts, Holt, Rinehart and Winston: Austin, 2003; page 271
- “The Brother I Never Had,” Gim George, age 13
Sharing the Earth, Guideposts: Carmel, New York, 2000; page 79
- “Loky’s Gift,” Colleen Flanagan, age 12
Reader’s Handbook: A Student Guide for Reading and Learning, Great Source: Wilmington, MA, 2002; pages 159-161
- “The Bus Ride,” Christine Nichols, age 13
Academic 411, Duke University Talent Identification Program: Durham, North Carolina, 2004; page 11
- “Picture This,” Joe Lobosco, age 13
F.A.T.H.E.R.S. Program Guide, California State Library Foundation: Sacramento, California, 1999; Lesson 11
- “First Time Seeing My Dad,” Krishawnda Collier, age 12
Reading Strategies for Literature: Level 6, Curriculum Associates, Inc.: North Billerica, Massachusetts, 1997; page 8
- “The Last Ride,” Michelle Gooch, age 12
Integrated Language Activity Book: Celebrate Reading! Grade Four, Scott, Foresman and Company: Glenview, Illinois, 1995; page 24
- “The Seaman’s Bride,” Laura Vanderkam, age 13
- “Dreamland,” Jedi Bethea, age 10
Integrated Language Activity Book: Celebrate Reading! Grade Five, Scott, Foresman and Company: Glenview, Illinois, 1995; page 23
- “Quick Silver,” Brad Davies, age 13
Celebrate Reading! Book C—Many People, Many Voices: Stories of America, Scott, Foresman and Company: Glenview, Illinois, 1993; pages C-72-C-73
- “Saigon of Vietnam,” Linh To Sinh My Bui, age 13
Celebrate Reading! Book E—Handle With Care: Making a Difference, Scott, Foresman and Company: Glenview, Illinois, 1993; page E-95
- “The Pigeons at Embarcadero Center,” Danny Williams, age 9
Celebrate Reading! Book C—We’re All In This Together: How Families Matter, Scott, Foresman and Company: Glenview, Illinois, 1993; pages C-95-C-98
- “My Adopted Grandpa,” Amie Whortman, age 12
Elements of Literature: First Course, Holt, Rhinehart and Winston: Austin, Texas, 1997
- page 97, “Being Different,” Amy Yustein, age 13
- page 130, “An Immigrant in the United States,” Ponn Pet, age 11
- page 198, “The Pitch That Didn’t Work,” Michael Levitin, age 13
- page 299, “The Day the Butterfly Came,” Kristin Sparks, age 12
- page 489, “The Nature of Patam,” Benjamin Bethea, age 9
- page 675, “A Typical Day in a Cambodian Village,” Lay Yan, age 13
Understanding Children and Adolescents: Third Edition, Allyn and Bacon: Mountain View, California, 1998; pages 630-631
- “When the Easter Bunny Came,” Joanna Estrada, age 6
- “Grandma & Grandpa’s House,” Mara Leichtman, age 13
Elements of Literature: Introductory Course, Holt, Rhinehart and Winston: Austin, Texas, 1997
- page 89, “The Swim of My Life,” Lacy Clayton, age 13
- page 114, “The Brother I Never Had,” Gim George, age 13
- page 322, “Special Small World,” Casie Anne Smith, age 11
- page 472, “Joey,” Jimmy Elder, age 11
- page 483, from a review of A Whole New Ball Game, Merenda Garnett-Kranz, age 12
- page 565, “Weasel,” Chris Brown, age 12
Elements of Literature: Second Course, Holt, Rhinehart and Winston: Austin, Texas, 1997
- page 446, from a review of Along the Tracks, Tommy Chang, age 13
- page 529, “Chinese New Year—Paying Respect,” Chris Hoe, age 13
In Focus: The Official Journal of the Indiana Middle Level Education Association, Volume XXXI, Fall 2002, inside back cover
- “Coming Into the Light (for Cameron),” Mark Roberts, age 11
Treasures 2: Stories & Art by Students in Oregon, Oregon Students Writing and Art Foundation: Portland, Oregon, 1988
- pages 20–23, “A Surprising Change,” Cheri Sanford, age 13
- page 123, “Spring,” Hang Nguyen, age 11
- pages 135–137, “The Rocks,” Cap Poehner, age 12
- pages 138–140, “Through the Eyes of Love,” Shari Prichard, age 13
The Language of Literature: Book 6, McDougal Littell: Evanston, Illinois, 2001
- page 237, “Whistle,” Carolyn Nash, age 13
- page 238, “Animal,” Cody Banks, age 12
- “Night Flight,” William Gwaltney, age 11
- “Wild Ride,” Simon Gonzalez, age 11
- “Halfback,” Andrea Bachmann, age 13
- “A Sliver of Moonlight,” Aja Corliss, age 12
- “Saturday Night at the Panaderia,” William Gwaltney, age 11
- “Second Try,” Adara Robbins, age 13
- “A Night of Fire,” Jordan Dunaway-Barlow, age 13
- “Moment of Truth,” Marshall McKenna, age 12
- “Winter Violin,” Téa Freedman-Susskind, age 10
- “Summer of the Sea Turtles,” William Gwaltney, age 11
- “The Ocean,” William Ilgen, age 9
- “Halfback,” Andrea Bachmann, age 13
- “First in Flight,” Rosalie Stoner, age 12
- “Dawn,” Wujun Ke, age 13
- “The Indian Boy and the Hawk,” Duane Hanley, age 13
- “Summer Days Beside Cannon Rock,” Katey Storey, age 13
- Articles published in 2012–2013
- “Moonbeams into Eternity,” Colin Johnson, age 13
- “Honesty,” Zhang He, age 11
- “Doing the Tango,” John Roberts, age 13
- “If at First You Don’t Succeed, Try, Try Again,” Hannah Blau, age 9
- “The Board,” Ann Pedtke, age 12
- “The Board,” Ann Pedtke, age 12
- “Dawn,” Wujun Ke, age 13
- “First in Flight,” Rosalie Stoner, age 12
- “The Board,” Ann Pedtke, age 12
- “The Ornament,” Jessica Limbacher, age 12
- “Roscoe,” Shelley Noel McFatter, age 13
- “The Pitch That Didn’t Work,” Michael Levitin, age 13
- “Diver,” Rachel Stanley, age 13
- “A Chorus of Coyotes,” Megan M. Gannett, age 12
- “Where Time Forgot,” Sophia Stid, age 11
- “To Sleep,” Juliet Quaglia, age 10
- “Doing the Tango,” John Roberts, age 13
- “Abby and the Pony Express,” Ann Pedtke, age 13
- “The Best Time of the Day,” Michael Frye, age 13
- “If I Could Choose…,” Jennifer Chin, age 11
- “Rebellion” audio recording, Abigail Goutal, age 13
- “On Thin Ice,” Sean Fay, age 11
- “Morning Walk,” Mark Roberts, age 11
- “Hamster Adventures,” Michael Primeau, age 9
- “A Chorus of Coyotes,” Megan Gannett, age 12
- “Surprises at Sunrise,” Maria Lohr, age 13
- “I Am a Golden Trout,” Colin Johnson, age 11
- “Wings of Water,” Emily Heninger, age 11
- “The Last Ride,” Michelle Gooch, age 12
- “Nightfall,” Peter Butaine, age 12
- “There’s Nothing Like a Friend,” Brook Bassett, age
- “Changes,” Karin Denton (author) and Tara Hutchinson (illustrator), ages 12 and 11
- “Voice of the Gray Wolf,” Kelly Brdicka, age 9
- “The Board,” Ann Pedtke, age 12
- “Rosco,” Shelley Noel McFatter, age 13
- “The Ornament,” Jessica Limbacher, age 12
- Book review of Someday, Allena G. Berry, age 12
- “The Sea,” Laura Ranger, age 7
- “A Christmas Tree,” Alissa Cordner, age 10
- “The Magician and the Birds,” Ruth Nakazibwe, age 13
- “Basketball Free-Throw,” Inci Atrek, age 11
- Review of Martha Graham: A Dancer’s Life, Julie Grossman, age 11
- “Audition,” Lisa Rose Neher, age 13
- “The Day the Butterfly Came,” Kristin Sparks, age 12
- “I Am a Golden Trout,” Colin Johnson, age 11
- “Where Time Forgot,” Sophie Stid, age 11
- “The Last Ride,” Michelle Gooch, age 12
- “Tripod,” Caitlin Peterson, age 13
- “Wings of Water,” Emily Heninger, age 11
- “Audition,” Lisa Rose Neher, age 13
- “Gray Fingers of Rain,” Natalie Lam, age 12
- “Morning Walk,” Mark Roberts, age 11
- “You Have to Be Determined,” Michelle Wood, age 11
- “Persistance,” Preston Craig, age 10
- “Surprises at Sunrise,” Maria Lohr, age 13
- “Moving On,” Caroline Lu, age 10
- “Tripod,” Caitlin Peterson, age 13
- “To Sleep,” Juliet Quaglia, age 10
- “Morning Walk,” Mark Roberts, age 11
- “The Board,” Ann Pedtke, age 12
- “Wings of Water,” Emily Heninger, age 11
- “Audition,” Lisa Rose Neher, age 13
- “The Board,” Ann Pedtke, age 12
- “Basketball Free-Throw,” Inci Atrek, age 11
- “Audition,” Lisa Rose Neher, age 13
- “The Best Time of the Day,” Michael Frye, age 10
- “Abby and the Pony Express,” Ann Pedtke, age 13
- “Halfback,” Andrea Bachman, age 13
- “Halfback,” Andrea Bachman, age 13
- “A Real Close One,” Kristin Cash, age 9
- “Vinalhaven,” Bryce Connery, age 11
- Review of A Whole New Ball Game, Merenda Garnett-Kranz, age 12
- “The Last Ride,” Michelle Gooch, age 12
- “A Crimson Glimmer,” Chappell Sargent, age 10
- “The Mystery of the Lost Diamond,” Annika Thomas, age 9
- Review of Clara Schumann, Sindhuja Krishnamoorthi, age 12
- “Proud to Be an American,” Lisa Tomes, age 13
- book review of Martha Graham: A Dancer’s Life, Julie Grossman, age 11
- “Gray Fingers of Rain,” Natalie Lam, age 12
- “If I Could Choose,” Jennifer Chin, age 11
- “Hamster Adventures,” Michael Primeau, age 9
- “Honesty,” Zhang He, age 11
- “Maputo Saturda Craft Market,” Rebecca Beatriz Chavez, age 10
- “Best Time of the Day,” Michael Frye, age 10
- “Creamsicle,” Bonnie Robinson, age 11
