by Daisy Blenkin I am a wolf. I wasn’t born a wolf, I was born human but I was cursed to be a wolf. I live in the Amazon by myself. I have smooth silky grey fur and white tips …
The Thousand Year Legend
by Maisie Cotterill The sun rose over the paddocks, turning the rolling fields of Norville yellow. Annora galloped through the golden fields around the peachy lake on her loyal horse, Raven. He was a beautiful stallion with a coat blacker …
We Will Run
by Sienna Hardy Trees, frosted over with glistening ice crystals, glitter like fallen stars spun with silver silk as I stalk silently through the winter shrouded forest. My paws sink into the powder-soft snow as I hunt for my breakfast. …
They Were Four
by Marley Krishnan “In Sol, the land of a thousand burning suns, where the sky meets another land, you will find the Sunstone. It is the land where King Scythe rules an army like no other, the third of seven …
The Kid and the Kangaroo
by Keira Gurney “Evie! Duck for the love of gawd!” Nathan growled, tugging on my oversized Care Bear hoodie so that I would tumble back behind the bush. I shot him a hard glare, swatting his grip away and peeking …
Sun Street News #1
Welcome to the first edition of our newspaper. Our Talented Kids are not only fabulous story writers, playwrights and poets, they are also professional journalists with a nose for a good story. Enjoy!
Maia and the Giant Sloth
By Amelia Michell The moon shone, illuminating the screeching bats. The dense jungle covered up every bit of soil it could muster. Lush grass and ferns stood brave, while ants carried fallen and rotting mangoes from the ground. Monkeys swinging …
The Something
by Peter van den Heuvel Crash, bang! Levi’s robotic arm smashed through the mech sewer vine, which had been covering the old sewer for aeons. He was being hunted by “The Something”, as everyone called it here in Quinrove. It …
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