“I Am Free” by Mahika Verma, a 10-year-old writer from Noida, is a gripping story about a girl named Riya whose love for dolls and spooky tales takes a terrifying turn. Read to know what happens next in this spine-tingling tale.
The story 'Exploring the Dark', written by Shaurya, a 13-year-old from Thane, shows that fear fades when we face it, one brave step at a time.
Akshat, a 14-year-old from Visakhapatnam, shares his eerie experience of staying alone at home during a stormy evening, where a series of unexplained events blur the line between reality and imagination
Kayra, an 9-year-old from Mumbai writes about the adventure of a group of friends that race against time to save Karin after she’s possessed by a sinister figure, threatening to turn her into an evil ghost forever.
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.
11-year-old Iqra from Navi Mumbai shares a heart-pounding horror story. It all began one stormy night when Yana was all alone. She heard a sharp clap and a faint whisper, her name drawn out like a breath against the storm: 'Yana...'"
“I Am Free” by Mahika Verma, a 10-year-old writer from Noida, is a gripping story about a girl named Riya whose love for dolls and spooky tales takes a terrifying turn. Read to know what happens next in this spine-tingling tale.
The story 'Exploring the Dark', written by Shaurya, a 13-year-old from Thane, shows that fear fades when we face it, one brave step at a time.
Akshat, a 14-year-old from Visakhapatnam, shares his eerie experience of staying alone at home during a stormy evening, where a series of unexplained events blur the line between reality and imagination
Kayra, an 9-year-old from Mumbai writes about the adventure of a group of friends that race against time to save Karin after she’s possessed by a sinister figure, threatening to turn her into an evil ghost forever.
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.
11-year-old Iqra from Navi Mumbai shares a heart-pounding horror story. It all began one stormy night when Yana was all alone. She heard a sharp clap and a faint whisper, her name drawn out like a breath against the storm: 'Yana...'"
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