For Shaurya, 10, Bangalore Turning ten means standing between being a kid and growing up, too young for some things, yet expected to be older for others. It’s confusing, funny, and a little strange.
Written by 13-year-old Kushboo from Assam, “That Beautiful Sunset” captures the magical transition from day to night with vivid imagery and gentle rhythm. The poem reminds us to pause, observe and appreciate the peaceful moments that often go unnoticed in our daily lives.
In this charming story, Nishika Sahu (10), Bangalore, tells the tale of Frickle, a lonely pirate who finds an unexpected friend. Together, they discover the joy of friendship and set off on many sea adventures.
'My Father My Hero' written by Sinchana Sangamitre, 9, Mangalore, this heartwarming piece celebrates a child’s love for her father, portraying him as a real-life hero who offers care, comfort, guidance, and unforgettable moments of happiness.
Dia from Ahmedabad, writes a magical story of friendship between Lucy the kingfisher, Hosko the hedgehog and a unicorn. But why did it appear?
For Shaurya, 10, Bangalore Turning ten means standing between being a kid and growing up, too young for some things, yet expected to be older for others. It’s confusing, funny, and a little strange.
Written by 13-year-old Kushboo from Assam, “That Beautiful Sunset” captures the magical transition from day to night with vivid imagery and gentle rhythm. The poem reminds us to pause, observe and appreciate the peaceful moments that often go unnoticed in our daily lives.
In this charming story, Nishika Sahu (10), Bangalore, tells the tale of Frickle, a lonely pirate who finds an unexpected friend. Together, they discover the joy of friendship and set off on many sea adventures.
'My Father My Hero' written by Sinchana Sangamitre, 9, Mangalore, this heartwarming piece celebrates a child’s love for her father, portraying him as a real-life hero who offers care, comfort, guidance, and unforgettable moments of happiness.
Dia from Ahmedabad, writes a magical story of friendship between Lucy the kingfisher, Hosko the hedgehog and a unicorn. But why did it appear?
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