Amazing Kids! Magazine
By Kika Dhara-Garipuy, New York Today a man, a woman, and a child much younger than me asked me who I wanted to be I responded with - Is that really up to me?
Posted in July/August 2019 Issue, Poetry
By Shreya Sharath, age 10, New York I’ll never forget the last time I saw my best friend Laya. It was last summer when I was 9, at her small house, around 7:00 p.m.
Posted in July/August 2019 Issue, Short Stories
By Max Kessler On Ross’s desk, he knew there was failure, so “it’s only natural for me to avoid it,†he thought.
By Lily Umbel, age 15, Pennsylvania A breath of golden summer Took me by surprise Now, forever chained to be your lover An enjoyable demise
Posted in Featured Article, July/August 2019 Issue, Poetry
By Mia Ramundo, age 14, Ohio my life is the ocean in one glance perfection underneath it all suffocating
By Jennifer Ojilere The abandoned lot. The boy yearned to spend the rest of his life in this abandoned lot.