Why doesn't God get Chocolate ? Have you ever wondered why God doesn’t eat chocolate? Do you think that he doesn’t like it or do you think that people believe that chocolate is not meant for gods? Let’s find out what Mona thought.
2024 has been a whirlwind of emotions, adventures, and imaginations—brought to life by the phenomenal young authors of Bookosmia. These are not just stories; they are fragments of dreams, reflections of real-life struggles, and bursts of creativity that remind us why storytelling will forever be our bridge to one another.
Deekshitha, an 11-year-old, writes about her favourite teacher describing her beautiful qualities in an essay My mam with a book.
Here are the top 5 Best Enchanting Bedtime Stories for Children and young readers from the young writers of Bookosmia.
Gargi, a 19-year-old from Panjim, writes a story about Charlie, the curious caterpillar, who loves exploring his lush garden, asking questions, and learning from everything around him.
7-year-old Akshara from Nacharam wrote a story about a surprising discovery that two friends made during a family picnic: the discovery of a creature that had soared through the skies years ago—a pterosaur skeleton.
Why doesn't God get Chocolate ? Have you ever wondered why God doesn’t eat chocolate? Do you think that he doesn’t like it or do you think that people believe that chocolate is not meant for gods? Let’s find out what Mona thought.
2024 has been a whirlwind of emotions, adventures, and imaginations—brought to life by the phenomenal young authors of Bookosmia. These are not just stories; they are fragments of dreams, reflections of real-life struggles, and bursts of creativity that remind us why storytelling will forever be our bridge to one another.
Deekshitha, an 11-year-old, writes about her favourite teacher describing her beautiful qualities in an essay My mam with a book.
Here are the top 5 Best Enchanting Bedtime Stories for Children and young readers from the young writers of Bookosmia.
Gargi, a 19-year-old from Panjim, writes a story about Charlie, the curious caterpillar, who loves exploring his lush garden, asking questions, and learning from everything around him.
7-year-old Akshara from Nacharam wrote a story about a surprising discovery that two friends made during a family picnic: the discovery of a creature that had soared through the skies years ago—a pterosaur skeleton.
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