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Hello, it’s Diya again! Today, I wanted to keep this write-up short and simple. I recently moved to the Bay Area in California, as one of my parents moved jobs.
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An update from our thirtieth Book Club meeting!
On September 25, the Stone Soup Book Club discussed Beyond the Bright Sea, by Loren Wolk. Beyond the Bright Sea tells the story of twelve-year-old Crow...
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In The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Robert Louis Stevenson tells the story of a man with a split personality. Wanting to split the bad part of himself from the good, Jekyll develops a poti...
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Defined By Suffering (William’s class; September 18, 2021) By Peri Gordon, 11
What to do with such terrible eyes? They were wide, wet, bloodshot things that stood out even in a crowd of a hundred, a...
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Life Gone Awry (William’s class; September 11, 2021) By Peri Gordon, 11
“Is it just me, or does it seem like aliens invaded our planet and convinced everyone to add to my workload?
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How Nationality Affects the Eyes
Sue Park, 12
I still remember the day my teacher introduced me to the project. It was a cloudy day in April 2019, and the whiteboard had consisted of three b...
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From the outside, Manhattan’s most elite ballet academy is the epitome of perfection. Hundreds of girls masquerade in pink skirts and tight buns, their makeup heavy and smiles bright as they maneuve...
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Free As a Bird Feathers flap, determined. Wings glide, graceful. “You can't be a bird If you don’t fly,” they say. You can’t be a bird if you don’t try.
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Brain, Not Body
Anandi Kulkarni, 11
When 19-year-old Lindsay Hecox was banned from running on a girls’ team by the state of Idaho, she decided to fight for her rights as a citizen.
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