Discover a playful and delicious journey through 9-year-old Kolkata writer Girisha Jhunjhunwala’s favorite foods as she secretly prepares her own “happy meal,” mixing snacks, meals, and treats with joy and creativity
“Life Is A Beautiful Truth” by Dhriti, 14, from Delhi, is a powerful poem about self-discovery and courage. Through vivid imagery and emotion, Dhriti explores the struggle of facing one’s inner truth, the silence that hides it and the strength found in acceptance.
Read “Chalk and Change”, an inspiring poem by 10-year-old Shubhreet from Birmingham, celebrating education’s power to unite, inspire peace, break barriers, and help us become the best version of ourselves.
Shivanshi, an 8-year-old from New Delhi writes a lyrical poem that celebrates the quiet magic of twilight, fireflies, and moonlit skies where every breeze tells a story and nature feels like home.
Arika writes about how a small Diwali gift reminded her of an elderly woman in need, whose silent plea for food made her realize the insignificance of material wealth and the true compassion found in sharing.
Let’s write a dodoitsu poem! 10 year old Jagrit from Kolkata shows us how it’s done. Dodoitsu is a 4 line Japanese poem with seven syllables in the first three lines and 5 syllables in the last line.
Discover a playful and delicious journey through 9-year-old Kolkata writer Girisha Jhunjhunwala’s favorite foods as she secretly prepares her own “happy meal,” mixing snacks, meals, and treats with joy and creativity
“Life Is A Beautiful Truth” by Dhriti, 14, from Delhi, is a powerful poem about self-discovery and courage. Through vivid imagery and emotion, Dhriti explores the struggle of facing one’s inner truth, the silence that hides it and the strength found in acceptance.
Read “Chalk and Change”, an inspiring poem by 10-year-old Shubhreet from Birmingham, celebrating education’s power to unite, inspire peace, break barriers, and help us become the best version of ourselves.
Shivanshi, an 8-year-old from New Delhi writes a lyrical poem that celebrates the quiet magic of twilight, fireflies, and moonlit skies where every breeze tells a story and nature feels like home.
Arika writes about how a small Diwali gift reminded her of an elderly woman in need, whose silent plea for food made her realize the insignificance of material wealth and the true compassion found in sharing.
Let’s write a dodoitsu poem! 10 year old Jagrit from Kolkata shows us how it’s done. Dodoitsu is a 4 line Japanese poem with seven syllables in the first three lines and 5 syllables in the last line.
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