History Is Worth Preserving

by Maya Martin Age 12

Published January 13, 2016

Anna Nakagawa loved going to her grandparents’ house. The house was large, with lots of room inside and out. There...
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Yosemite Grasslands

by Meilan Steimle

Published January 11, 2016

“It’s your turn, Quasar.” I was shaken out of my self-induced funk by the lively sound of my mom’s voice....
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My Mother’s Little Girl

by Ella Staats

Published January 10, 2016

My mother always wanted a little girl. One who would wear frilly pink dresses and bows and barrettes in her...
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I’m Home

by Marie-Rose Sheinerman

Published January 10, 2016

“Last boarding call for Flight 31 to Moscow, Russia. Last call for Flight 31.” The JFK PA machine was loud...
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Missing

by Ruby Dietz

Published January 10, 2016

Little brothers are so annoying. Sure, you usually care about them when they’re hurt or crying or something like that....
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Camp Conflict

by David Agosto-Ginsburg

Published January 9, 2016

My name is Jake. I have brown hair and green eyes, and I’m eleven years old, but most importantly, I’ve...
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The Power of the Swan

by Alexandra Langley

Published January 9, 2016

Jay pedaled his bike around and around the block. There was nothing else to do. Everyone from school was either...
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Not Quite as Easy as Pie

by Miriam Henerson

Published January 9, 2016

I heard a loud bang! Followed by a “No, darn it!” I rolled my eyes, knowing Max was in the...
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Lillian

by Alyssa Ingle

Published January 9, 2016

I wake up to the sound of my little brother, Carson, screaming. I plug my ears with my pillow, trying...
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Remembering

by Brooke Fallows

Published January 8, 2016

The important people in my story are my grandparents. They have greatly impacted my life. My grandfather and I were...
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