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COVID: The Normality Thief, a poem by Jane Lee, 12

Post Published November 23, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

COVID: The Normality Thief Jane Lee, 12 Before Covid, my mom used to yell “Hurry or you’ll miss the bell!” My dad would add, “You're going to be late!
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Autumn is here and so are the Nobel Prizes!

Post Published November 20, 2020 by Mahati Kashyap

If you are living in the northern hemisphere, autumn is a time for enjoying all kinds of colorful fall activities such as leaf peeping, apple picking, pumpkin carving, shopping endlessly for the perfe...
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Goodbye, Summer

Post Published November 16, 2020 by Mahati Kashyap

The deep green of the sea splashes in my face as I hear the roaring of the waves blank out people’s voices; the sand burning my feet as I first walk in.
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Aiming High

Post Published November 12, 2020 by Trevor Shum

Hello there. I think that I’m going to stay anonymous for now, but I can tell you that I’m planning to be a mountain climber when I grow up, which is why I’m here, getting ready for my first bou...
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Loneliness, a poem by Salma Hadi-St. John, 11

Post Published November 9, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Loneliness Salma Hadi-St. John, 11 My friends are all gone My life has disappeared Into a new world of loneliness It is just my family and I Loneliness is like a tree i...
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Kate Milford’s Rich and Realistic Shared World

Post Published October 29, 2020 by Sita

Kate Milford is one of my all-time favorite authors, and while I love the intricate plots, fleshed-out characters, and how her books read like something out of an Agatha Christie novel, what I love mo...
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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 cou...
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Zoom Sagas, creative nonfiction by Stella, 11

Post Published October 23, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Zoom sagas Stella, 11 “I ain't never used this alien program!” —Darlene I The only thing my sister could see of her second grade teacher for the whole first week of school was Mrs.
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Covid-19 in China: layered paper cut art by Alina Ji, 13

Post Published October 21, 2020 by Stone Soup Editors

Covid-19 in China: Layered Papercut Art Alina Ji, 13 At the start of the pandemic, Alina Ji spent two months almost entirely within the confines of her apartment.
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The Blue Wings, Reviewed by Sita, 11

Post Published October 20, 2020 by Sita

The Blue Wings, a realistic-fiction novel by Jef Aerts, centers around a boy named Josh and his older brother Jadran. Jadran has a cognitive condition that presents itself in the form of obsessive tho...
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