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Top 10 Most Viewed Stories of 2025 : Celebrating Young Writers

Every story is a window into a young mind full of imagination, courage, curiosity, and heart.

Top 10 Stories by Young Bookosmia Writers showcase the incredible range of talent from budding writers across India and beyond. From mythological retellings and magical adventures to heartfelt journeys of resilience and self-discovery, these stories have captured the admiration of readers with their originality and emotional depth.

Each tale on this list has earned its place through the power of its narrative and the unique voice of its young author. Whether it’s a mystical flower blooming under the moonlight, a brave player facing his first tournament, or a dreamer escaping into sweet illusions, every story reminds us why young voices matter and how brilliantly they shine.

Join us as we celebrate the top storytellers of the Bookosmia community, whose words continue to inspire, entertain, and amaze.

1.Under The Moonlight: A Withering Flower I Story By Fadhi

Under the Moonlight : A Withering Flower ” by Fadhi Faisal, 15, from Kozhikode, is a deeply emotional short story about an old homeless woman spending a lonely night under the cold, silver moon. Through vivid imagery and poetic prose, it captures her pain, memories, and quiet acceptance of life’s end a reflection on loneliness and human fragility.

Under The Moonlight: A Withering Flower I Story By Fadhi

2.My First Badminton Tournament I Story By Ishaan,13,Chennai

Ishaan, a 13-year-old from Chennai, writes a story about how playing a sport like badminton taught him that, amidst all the conflicting emotions, discovering resilience – a quiet inner strength – helped him realize that no matter the victories or setbacks, he has the power to keep moving forward, keep learning, and keep improving.

My First Badminton Tournament I Story By Ishaan,13,Chennai

3.Lord Shiva : The Fire Pillar I Story By Pratyush, Bangalore

Lord Vishnu and Lord Brahma argued over who was supreme, until a fiery pillar appeared and Lord Shiva challenged them to find its ends. Read the story The Shiva: The Fire Pillar by Pratyush, an 11-year-old from Bangalore.

Lord Shiva : The Fire Pillar I Story By Pratyush, Bangalore

4.The Magical Place I Story By Ashvi,8,Nepal

Ashvi, an 8-year-old from Nepal, tells a story about Raj, who discovered a magical book that could make wishes come true. Will the book fulfill his wish? Read on to find out.

The Magical Place I Story By Ashvi,8,Nepal

5.How The Kids Got Their Names I Story By Ishhrat,5,Bangalore

Ishhrat, a 5-year-old from Bangalore writes a charming story about the power of identity and connection through the whimsical tale of a rainbow helping nameless children find their names, thus focusing on the joy that comes from embracing individuality.

How The Kids Got Their Names I Story By Ishhrat,5,Bangalore

6.Chelsie And The Lost Pyramid I Story By Aarav, Bangalore

Aarav, 12 from Bangalore, writes about the Sword of Infinite Doom causing chaos until villagers destroy it with Imlos. But will peace last?

Chelsie And The Lost Pyramid I Story By Aarav, Bangalore

7.The Cursed Lipstick:Dragon’s Curse I Story by Dhriti,13,Saket

Dhriti writes a story about a girl named Luna. She sneaks her mother’s magical lipstick and convinces her brother Gabriel to use it in her journal. Their dragon drawing comes to life, causing chaos. What happens next?

The Cursed Lipstick:Dragon’s Curse I Story by Dhriti,13,Saket

8.From Rejection to Triumph I Story By Damayanti, West Bengal

Damayanti writes about the inspiring journey of Herald Watson, a young Scottish girl who follows her dream of becoming a singer—overcoming rejection, personal tragedy, and all odds with unshakable determination.

From Rejection to Triumph I Story By Damayanti, West Bengal

9.Money can’t buy happiness I Story By Aishwarya,15, Bareilly

James, eager to earn money, forgets about his happiness. Find out what happens next in this story by Aishwarya from Bareilly.

Money can’t buy happiness I Story By Aishwarya,15, Bareilly

10.The Race: Thrilling Biking Adventure I Story By Avika

An adventurous and thrilling children’s story by 9-year-old Avika Rao from Bangalore about Suzan, a young cyclist competing in The Great Biking Marathon. With sportsmanship, kindness, and determination, she overcomes challenges, helps a rival and celebrates victory with friends.

The Race: Thrilling Biking Adventure I Story By Avika

Conclusion: Keep the Stories Coming

As we wrap up this joyful celebration of our Top 10 Bookosmia storytellers, one thing is clear: young writers have a magical way of turning simple ideas into unforgettable adventures. Every story we read this year reminded us how powerful imagination can be and how beautifully kids and teens can express their thoughts, dreams, and hopes.

To all our featured writers, well done!

Your stories have inspired so many readers, and we can’t wait to see what you’ll create next. And to every young storyteller out there whether you’ve written one story, ten stories or are still waiting for the right idea – the next year is yours. Fill it with new characters, new worlds, new ideas, and new surprises. Be bold, be curious, be playful because every story you write is a gift to the world.Here’s to many more adventures, mysteries, giggles, dreams, and tales yet to be told.

Happy writing, young creators!

Frequently Asked Questions Top 10 Stories of 2025 : Celebrating Young Writers

What are the Top 10 Stories of 2025 by young Bookosmia writers?
They are a curated list of the most loved, creative, and impactful stories written by young authors from India and around the world. Each story stood out for its imagination, emotion, and originality.

Who can write for Bookosmia?
Any young writer can! Bookosmia celebrates voices from ages 5 to 18. If you love writing stories, poems, or personal essays, you’re welcome to share your work.

How are stories selected for the Top 10 list?
Stories are chosen based on creativity, clarity, emotional depth, originality, and reader engagement. Every year, Bookosmia reads thousands of wonderful submissions and picks the ones that truly shine.

Do I need special writing experience to send my story?
Not at all. You only need enthusiasm and a love for storytelling. Bookosmia encourages beginners as well as experienced young writers.

Can I submit stories in any genre?
Yes! Adventure, fantasy, mystery, mythology, science fiction, real-life experiences — everything is welcome. Your imagination sets the limit.

How do I submit my story to Bookosmia?
You can send your writing through the submission form on Bookosmia’s website or through their email, following the guidelines listed there.

Will I get feedback on my writing?
In many cases, yes. Bookosmia’s editorial team often guides and helps young writers refine their work before publishing.

Can my story get published even if I don’t make it to the Top 10?
Absolutely. Many stories are published on the website and social media throughout the year. The Top 10 list is only one of the celebrations — every voice matters.

Are the Top 10 writers rewarded or recognised?
Each selected writer is featured on Bookosmia’s platform and celebrated across its community. The recognition encourages them to continue writing and growing.

How can I improve my chances of being featured next year?
Read more, write regularly, be open to feedback, and try new styles and ideas. Most importantly, write from the heart — that’s what truly connects with readers.

Where can I buy the books?

You can buy the books at Bookosmia and Amazon

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