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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...

Weekly Creativity #124: Draw a Subject as Though Looking Through a Thermal Camera

by Anna Rowell

Published October 26, 2020

Pick a subject and draw it as if you were looking at it through a thermal camera.

The Girl and the Doll

by Angela Tang Age 12

Published October 25, 2020

The bed was strewn with the woolen fibers of the thin shredded blanket, the only thing she had left before the dark night that had appeared beyond her front door. The stone tiles hung as...

The Angelic Demon

by Susana Martinez-Conde Age 9

Published October 25, 2020

The Angelic Demon By Nova Macknik-Conde I stared at the forest of dark pine trees looming over me, laughing at me, each becoming a vision of the one I used to welcome into my house,...

Adagio

by Enni Harlan Age 14

Published October 24, 2020

As I stepped out of the cream-colored house that morning, I heard the voice of my deceased mother in the susurrus wind. It came from afar, across the field, perhaps; so fresh, so sweet, so...

10/24/2020–The Dream

by Ava Isabella Angeles Age 12

Published October 24, 2020

10/24/2020 It started out as a regular day. The sun was shining and a cool breeze was blowing. It was a perfect day for a spring festival. But this would not last. I remember—for some...

Alone 24/10/2020

by tilly marlow Age 11

Published October 24, 2020

Rabbits and Wolves (10/17)

by Elbert Park Age 8

Published October 24, 2020

The coyotes kicked and body-slammed each other without noticing their hard-caught prey skittering away. One unnamed rabbit, though, took advantage of the fighting coyotes and started chewing away their skin after somehow jumping on them....

5 Minutes

by Madeline Kline Age 13

Published October 24, 2020

I dare you to go in. What are you, chicken? The disappearances are rumors. Nothing more. OK. The dark giants loomed over me, wind screaming through the trees. I take out my phone to check...

Lavender and her Stalker

by Lina Kim Age 10

Published October 24, 2020

Lavender was at a festival, eating her caramel apple. She had gotten her face painted, and was hanging out with her friends. It was a wonderful sunny day, and Lavender had done her homework and...

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.

Weekly Creativity #124: Draw a Subject as Though Looking Through a Thermal Camera

Post Published October 26, 2020 by Anna Rowell

Pick a subject and draw it as if you were looking at it through a thermal camera.

The Girl and the Doll

Post Age 12 Published October 25, 2020 by Angela Tang

The bed was strewn with the woolen fibers of the thin shredded blanket, the only thing she had left before the dark night that had appeared beyond her front door. The stone tiles hung as drab, jagged blades, cutting into her brisk skin until she felt no more of it.

The Angelic Demon

Post Age 9 Published October 25, 2020 by Susana Martinez-Conde

The Angelic Demon By Nova Macknik-Conde I stared at the forest of dark pine trees looming over me, laughing at me, each becoming a vision of the one I used to welcome into my house, my arms, my heart, until he stood over my parents with a bloody knife in his hand and the look of a crazed, cornered, monstrous animal in his eye, his beautiful kaleidoscopic eye, the eyes I could sink into and be lost...

Adagio

Post Age 14 Published October 24, 2020 by Enni Harlan

As I stepped out of the cream-colored house that morning, I heard the voice of my deceased mother in the susurrus wind. It came from afar, across the field, perhaps; so fresh, so sweet, so alluring, and accompanied by a haunting tune. The harsh wind slapped my face, and yet it brought my mother’s voice-- her voice and her violin.

10/24/2020–The Dream

Post Age 12 Published October 24, 2020 by Ava Isabella Angeles

10/24/2020 It started out as a regular day. The sun was shining and a cool breeze was blowing. It was a perfect day for a spring festival. But this would not last. I remember—for some reason—that there were tables, round tables, with tablecloths that draped over their sides, standing there in the green grass.

Alone 24/10/2020

Post Age 11 Published October 24, 2020 by tilly marlow

They have always been out there, waiting for us. They think we’re evil and corrupted. They think they’re good. They hunt us down. They never rest. I’m the only one left now. I’m Alone. Always running, hiding, looking behind me. I’m never safe. I start to run. I can’t run faster as them, but I can run as fast. If I get a head start, I’m ok. Always running, always hiding.

Rabbits and Wolves (10/17)

Post Age 8 Published October 24, 2020 by Elbert Park

5 Minutes

Post Age 13 Published October 24, 2020 by Madeline Kline

I dare you to go in. What are you, chicken? The disappearances are rumors. Nothing more. OK. The dark giants loomed over me, wind screaming through the trees. I take out my phone to check once again how much time I have left. 5 minutes. Exactly what it said 5 minutes ago. And 5 minutes before that. My cursed phone must have broken an hour ago, stuck with 5 minutes left on the timer.

Lavender and her Stalker

Post Age 10 Published October 24, 2020 by Lina Kim

Lavender was at a festival, eating her caramel apple. She had gotten her face painted, and was hanging out with her friends. It was a wonderful sunny day, and Lavender had done her homework and chores, leaving her with a free day. Suddenly, a large, dark gray cloud moved towards her, hovering over the festival. Lighting struck, and the sky thundered.

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