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Four Books and the Meaning of Normal: A Review of Out of My Heart, Wonder, The Thing About Georgie, and Freak the Mighty

by Emma Hoff

Published May 11, 2022

Four novels, Out of My Heart by Sharon M. Draper, Wonder by R.J. Palacio, The Thing About Georgie by Lisa Graff, and Freak The Mighty by Rodman Philbrick, all include and think about characters who...

Imaginary Creatures (Peri) 5/7/2022

by Susannah Muller Age 11

Published May 11, 2022

As O’Connor watched, something emerged from the ship–walking as though it hadn’t before, in short steps before standing straight, then taking the next step. It was an alien, he was certain: you tended to see...

Anonymous Child ( 5/7/2022)

by Ananya Cronin Age 9

Published May 10, 2022

By: Ananya Cronin (Conner) Written during Saturday, May 7, 2022 Here is the revelation bright as the morning star The truth is: I know how intimidating it can be Creating your own, a vine and...

Book Club Report: A Wish in the Dark by Christina Soontornvat

by Maya Mahony

Published May 9, 2022

Kawaii, an animated video by Madeline, 11

by Madeline Cleveland

Published May 9, 2022

Weekly Creativity #203: Write a Letter to Your Future Self

by Molly Torinus

Published May 9, 2022

Write a letter to your future self. You could tell them about your current life, or even give them advice.

Core Collapse Supernova (Conner)

by Emma Hoff Age 10

Published May 8, 2022

Saving Soar (William) – 5/7/2022

by Pearl Coogan Age 9

Published May 7, 2022

1 “When do we actually get to start flying the pegasi instead of just riding them like normal horses,” Chloe said boldly, putting her hand on her hips as I galloped around the arena on...

How Stories Work—Writing Workshop #35: Lightness (Revisited)

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 7, 2022

Character Sketching (William) April 23, 2022

by Susannah Muller Age 11

Published May 6, 2022

Into the room walked a man of elegance and manner, his gait highlighting each step as a small show of dignity and each soft landing of the foot a show of delicacy. He dressed in...

Four Books and the Meaning of Normal: A Review of Out of My Heart, Wonder, The Thing About Georgie, and Freak the Mighty

Post Published May 11, 2022 by Emma Hoff

Imaginary Creatures (Peri) 5/7/2022

Post Age 11 Published May 11, 2022 by Susannah Muller

Anonymous Child ( 5/7/2022)

Post Age 9 Published May 10, 2022 by Ananya Cronin

By: Ananya Cronin (Conner) Written during Saturday, May 7, 2022 Here is the revelation bright as the morning star The truth is: I know how intimidating it can be Creating your own, a vine and it’s branches The meal that’s special, the mothers example It’s all the same, sending them into his vineyard To some people, the reactions are new creations The goal in my first few years is pure: are w...

Book Club Report: A Wish in the Dark by Christina Soontornvat

Post Published May 9, 2022 by Maya Mahony

An update from our thirty-fifth Book Club meeting! This month we discussed A Wish in the Dark by Christina Soontornvat, a suspenseful and moving novel set in a magical version of Thailand. The book follows Pong, who is born in Namwon prison, because his mom was imprisoned for stealing. He escapes the prison, and hides in a monastery, where he is guided spiritually by the wise Father Cham.

Kawaii, an animated video by Madeline, 11

Post Published May 9, 2022 by Madeline Cleveland

Weekly Creativity #203: Write a Letter to Your Future Self

Post Published May 9, 2022 by Molly Torinus

Write a letter to your future self. You could tell them about your current life, or even give them advice.

Core Collapse Supernova (Conner)

Post Age 10 Published May 8, 2022 by Emma Hoff

Core Collapse Supernova Stars between about eight and 25 solar masses die in acore collapse supernova, a Major League baseball barrier has been broken, South Africa hit by rains, floods, news project launched. Get to know Arizona, the 48th state, look at an atlas or map of Wyoming, circle the capital city, this is a kakuro puzzle, 20. take a small drink.

Saving Soar (William) – 5/7/2022

Post Age 9 Published May 7, 2022 by Pearl Coogan

1 “When do we actually get to start flying the pegasi instead of just riding them like normal horses,” Chloe said boldly, putting her hand on her hips as I galloped around the arena on Clifftop, a short and stubborn mountain pegasus. Ms. Lilac, the teacher of the flying bootcamp, shot a dirty look at her, “You need to know how to gallop before actually flying.

How Stories Work—Writing Workshop #35: Lightness (Revisited)

Post Published May 7, 2022 by Stone Soup Editors

An update from the thirty-fifth Writing Workshop with Conner Bassett A summary of the workshop held on Saturday April 30th, plus some of the output published below Lightness is a “lightening of language whereby meaning is conveyed through a verbal texture that seems weightless, until the meaning itself takes on the same rarefied consistency.

Character Sketching (William) April 23, 2022

Post Age 11 Published May 6, 2022 by Susannah Muller

Into the room walked a man of elegance and manner, his gait highlighting each step as a small show of dignity and each soft landing of the foot a show of delicacy. He dressed in a long black suit of an older time, and had on his head neatly combed and fashionably styled orange hair which stopped at the edge of his ears in perfect symmetry.

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