Anwesha, a 14-year-old from Durgapur crafts a compelling story that follows two sisters who engage in a mysterious Ouija board game that awakens a dark presence. As strange occurrences unfold, the line between the paranormal and reality blurs, testing their courage and beliefs.
The poem written by 11-year-old Aadya from Faridabad describes a chaotic scene where a mysterious spark leads to the creation of a unique potion that grants invisibility.
The magic of childhood is in the little things. 9-year-old Anaya from Bangalore shares an art work that makes her very happy. What makes you happy?
Kayra, a 9 year old from Mumbai narrates a breath taking story "The Revenge Of The Ghosts", the second part of 'The Rise Of The Ghosts' series filled with crime and horror.... Sara screams, “That white figure that’s coming closer and closer to us!!!”, lets find out what happened to Sara, Benny and all they’re friends!!!...
Why must one keep a diary? Sumedha, Bookosmia’s Young Mental Health Advocate from Jammu explains.
Aarush Gupta narrates an imaginative tale of unexpected magic, in which an everyday chore transforms into a magical quest involving monsters and a fantasy, reminding us that even the most ordinary days can have extraordinary adventures.
Anwesha, a 14-year-old from Durgapur crafts a compelling story that follows two sisters who engage in a mysterious Ouija board game that awakens a dark presence. As strange occurrences unfold, the line between the paranormal and reality blurs, testing their courage and beliefs.
The poem written by 11-year-old Aadya from Faridabad describes a chaotic scene where a mysterious spark leads to the creation of a unique potion that grants invisibility.
The magic of childhood is in the little things. 9-year-old Anaya from Bangalore shares an art work that makes her very happy. What makes you happy?
Kayra, a 9 year old from Mumbai narrates a breath taking story "The Revenge Of The Ghosts", the second part of 'The Rise Of The Ghosts' series filled with crime and horror.... Sara screams, “That white figure that’s coming closer and closer to us!!!”, lets find out what happened to Sara, Benny and all they’re friends!!!...
Why must one keep a diary? Sumedha, Bookosmia’s Young Mental Health Advocate from Jammu explains.
Aarush Gupta narrates an imaginative tale of unexpected magic, in which an everyday chore transforms into a magical quest involving monsters and a fantasy, reminding us that even the most ordinary days can have extraordinary adventures.
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