The poem by Dhriti from Saket captures a powerful journey of personal growth—from nervous beginnings to confident self-expression, and from struggles to self-discovery. It celebrates finding purpose, embracing one's true self, and thriving without regrets.
Rimita Mahapatra, an 11-year-old from Mumbai, writes a poem about a leaf that drifted away, lonely at first, but soon realized its journey was beautiful. It had danced in the sun, felt the breeze, and left behind memories for all to find.
Rishav, a 12-year-old avid reader from Kolkata, writes a book review of Magnus Chase and the Sword of Summer by Rick Riordan, offering a balanced look at the book’s plot, character development, and writing style, making it a great recommendation for young readers.
Hithesh, an 11-year-old, writes a short story highlighting the excitement of exploration and the power of self-discovery in a playful and imaginative way.
Evaan, a 9-year-old from Bengaluru, crafts a story following two boys, Ben and Jimmy, who stumble upon an abandoned science lab and find themselves in a mysterious adventure.
Aganya, a 11-year-old from Silvassa captures the peaceful and joyful experience of a train journey, highlighting the beauty of nature, pleasant encounters and the calm, carefree atmosphere.
The poem by Dhriti from Saket captures a powerful journey of personal growth—from nervous beginnings to confident self-expression, and from struggles to self-discovery. It celebrates finding purpose, embracing one's true self, and thriving without regrets.
Rimita Mahapatra, an 11-year-old from Mumbai, writes a poem about a leaf that drifted away, lonely at first, but soon realized its journey was beautiful. It had danced in the sun, felt the breeze, and left behind memories for all to find.
Rishav, a 12-year-old avid reader from Kolkata, writes a book review of Magnus Chase and the Sword of Summer by Rick Riordan, offering a balanced look at the book’s plot, character development, and writing style, making it a great recommendation for young readers.
Hithesh, an 11-year-old, writes a short story highlighting the excitement of exploration and the power of self-discovery in a playful and imaginative way.
Evaan, a 9-year-old from Bengaluru, crafts a story following two boys, Ben and Jimmy, who stumble upon an abandoned science lab and find themselves in a mysterious adventure.
Aganya, a 11-year-old from Silvassa captures the peaceful and joyful experience of a train journey, highlighting the beauty of nature, pleasant encounters and the calm, carefree atmosphere.
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