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Late Morning

by mia money Age 8

Published May 25, 2021

The Gift of Love

by Angela Tang Age 12

Published May 24, 2021

The Gift of Love By Angela Tang, 12 Mason, OH She armoured her husband with the gift of love, remindinghim that this was the calm before the storm. She watched with fear as her husbandran...

The Memory Machine (Conner)

by Sena Pollock Age 14

Published May 24, 2021

It was a sunny day and the birds were all singing. I imagined that I could understand them. “You did it-you did it-you did it you’ll never get-a-way.” it was true, I had done it...

Web Wars, a comic by Janani

by Janani Devendran

Published May 24, 2021

To read "Web Wars Part II," click here!

Weekly Creativity #154: Write About a Pair of Best Friends

by Emily Fleck

Published May 23, 2021

Write about a pair of best friends.

The Face of Time (writing workshop 5/22/21)

by Ed Gajcowski Age 11

Published May 23, 2021

I talked, but I could hear my words filing into her ear and out of another like a string of music notes. She held her violin at playing position, but when I asked her to...

The One-Way Conversation, a story by Lauren, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 23, 2021

My family’s house in Connecticut was massive. It had a huge green backyard, with the woods behind it. You could often find my family in the sunroom, where so much light comes in. It was...

The Dreaded Blood Test, a personal narrative by Eleanor, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 23, 2021

At the time, I was just three years old. My mom, the doctor, and me. The doctor approached me with the flu shot in her hand, and I squirmed in my seat. She got the...

Ice (William, 5/22/21)

by Susana Martinez-Conde Age 9

Published May 22, 2021

You stare at the ice in front of your face, so close, so real… but not. The painting beckons you. It seems to say, “Come. The painted world is waiting. You can meet Mo, or, as...

Rain (Conner workshop on 5/22)

by Lucy Rados Age 14

Published May 22, 2021

It was raining- again. Just like it had been the day before, and the day before that, and the day before that. It made the inhabitants of Old Town bored and gloomy, making them look...

Late Morning

Post Age 8 Published May 25, 2021 by mia money

Late Morning The grassy arch, surrounded by hills covered with flowers and the bird’s sweet songs. I heard it too. So beautiful. The clouds, dancing to the music that echoes a thousand times off the lush green grass. I felt the warmth of the morning on my face. And as the sun shines brightly on the blooming tulips and daffodils, the sky brightens to welcome the noon ahead.

The Gift of Love

Post Age 12 Published May 24, 2021 by Angela Tang

The Gift of Love By Angela Tang, 12 Mason, OH She armoured her husband with the gift of love, remindinghim that this was the calm before the storm. She watched with fear as her husbandran at the enemy, knowing that truly, the only thing he ran at was death itself. The fair maiden poured her a cup of tea, with a gentleclinking that reminded the wife of perhaps her last tea with him.

The Memory Machine (Conner)

Post Age 14 Published May 24, 2021 by Sena Pollock

It was a sunny day and the birds were all singing. I imagined that I could understand them. “You did it-you did it-you did it you’ll never get-a-way.” it was true, I had done it and now even the birds knew, and they were mocking me. The sun was too, shining so brightly that no one could overlook anything.

Web Wars, a comic by Janani

Post Published May 24, 2021 by Janani Devendran

To read "Web Wars Part II," click here!

Weekly Creativity #154: Write About a Pair of Best Friends

Post Published May 23, 2021 by Emily Fleck

Write about a pair of best friends.

The Face of Time (writing workshop 5/22/21)

Post Age 11 Published May 23, 2021 by Ed Gajcowski

I talked, but I could hear my words filing into her ear and out of another like a string of music notes. She held her violin at playing position, but when I asked her to play something, she just looked at the brown mahogany that the instrument was made out of and didn’t say anything. I took out my violin and played a drawn out and mournful tune. She didn’t notice, or she didn’t care.

The One-Way Conversation, a story by Lauren, 11

Post Published May 23, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

My family’s house in Connecticut was massive. It had a huge green backyard, with the woods behind it. You could often find my family in the sunroom, where so much light comes in. It was a great place to relax, but also it was good if you kind of just wanted a little alone time. The almost constant sunshine made it a serene area, a room where only good energy may enter.

The Dreaded Blood Test, a personal narrative by Eleanor, 11

Post Published May 23, 2021 by Stone Soup Editors

At the time, I was just three years old. My mom, the doctor, and me. The doctor approached me with the flu shot in her hand, and I squirmed in my seat. She got the shot ready, and gently took my arm. I squeezed my eyes shut and waited... I yanked my arm away just as the needle entered my arm. I had not gotten the shot, but I felt a small pain, like a pinch.

Ice (William, 5/22/21)

Post Age 9 Published May 22, 2021 by Susana Martinez-Conde

You stare at the ice in front of your face, so close, so real… but not. The painting beckons you. It seems to say, “Come. The painted world is waiting. You can meet Mo, or, as you call her, Mona Lisa. You can see the eternal nighttime sky in The Starry Night. Come. We people of the paintings can’t wait to meet you.

Rain (Conner workshop on 5/22)

Post Age 14 Published May 22, 2021 by Lucy Rados

It was raining- again. Just like it had been the day before, and the day before that, and the day before that. It made the inhabitants of Old Town bored and gloomy, making them look forward to a chance where they could step outside without getting drenched and muddy.

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