An original collection of short stories written, by our offline (Jaipur) student Shaurya Jain.

Shaurya is 6 years old. A young sports enthusiast. We are proud to have him as a student of the Personality Development Program using Applied Storytelling, Public Speaking, Theatre, and Creative Writing tools under the mentorship of Facilitator Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Shaurya for this exemplary true self-expression.

NJT Short Stories Collection#12

1.Bean The Broom

There was a broom in the house. His name was Bean. He was brewing orange juice in a pot. Then he saw a cat. He was scared frantically. He got furious. He sweeps the cat out of the house.

2.Bob The Boy

There was a boy named Bob. He had a dog named Lobby. Bob and Lobby were going for a walk. Bob saw a wolf. He started running after the wolf. Now Lobby was lost. Bob started crying. Lobby came back. They both hugged.

3. Titanic The Boat

Once there was a boat named Titanic. It was floating in the Indian Ocean. It crashed on a snow wall. It drowned in the Indian Ocean

4. Shaurya and His Twin Siblings

Once there was a little boy named Shaurya. He lived in a house. One day he was very happy because her mother had a baby in her stomach. The doctor said they are twins. One boy and a girl. They were born on 25 March. Now the mother had 3 children. 2 boys and 1 girl. The 1 boy was 8 years old. The other boy was 1 Month old. The girl was also 1 month old.

5. Rajma Chawal

Once upon a time, there was a very happy girl. She loved to eat rajma chawal. One day she was very hungry and she wanted to eat rajma chawal. But she doesn’t know how to make rajma chawal. Then she went to a restaurant to eat rajma chawal. But there was no rajma chawal in the restaurant. Then she ordered french fries. Her stomach was full. The next day her stomach was hurting. Then she went to the doctor. The doctor said take care of yourself. Then the doctor said to take medicine to get well. She followed the doctor. Then she was well.

6. Santa’s Thoughtful Gifts

“I wrote to Santa to send me something special for Christmas”. So, he wrapped up a car. “Too small”, thought Santa. “I’ll send something else.” So, he wrapped up a kite. “Too big”, thought Santa. “I’ll send something else.” So, he thought very hard, and on Christmas Eve Santa bought a cat. “Thank you, Santa. I just wanted it”, expressed me, your Shaurya.

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An original story written by our offline (Jaipur) student Purvaansh Sharma.

Purvaansh is 10 years old, science enthusiast from Jaipur. A young orator and writer. We are proud to have him as a student of the Personality Development Program using Applied Storytelling, Public Speaking, Theatre, and Creative Writing tools under the mentorship of Facilitator Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Purvaansh for this exemplary true self-expression.

PRABHASKAR’S LOVE

Once upon a time, there lived a 12-year boy named Prabhaskar who loved animals. He lived in an apartment where some people had pets in their houses. He went to meet them every day. His parents would not allow him to keep a pet. Prabhaskar lived with his sister, without a pet. He loved all types of animals: dogs, parrots, cats, horses, and even street dogs. His desire, above all, was to have a pet. He wanted a pet of his own because it was awkward to spend all day at someone else’s house.

He would plead with his parents but they would not agree. They once agreed that they would get him one when he was 10 years old but when he turned 10, his parents declined. So, for the next 2 years, he continuously asked his parents for a puppy as his birthday gift. But his parents would not agree.

The challenge was that they lived in an apartment which was a two-bedroom flat. They did not have enough space for a pet. His parents were also of the view that Prabhaskar was not responsible and old enough to care for a pet. Even when they bought another apartment, which was a tad larger, they did not allow him to keep a pet. Now the only way was to show his parents that he was responsible and old enough to have a pet. But what should he do? He thought about this question for at least half an hour every day.

Then suddenly an opportunity sparked up. His neighbors had a sudden plan of going to Agra and their friend could not come on the same day on which they were leaving. So their neighbors asked Prabhaskar’s parents if they could keep their dog for a day. Fortunately, his parents agreed. Finally, Prabhaskar thought, “An opportunity to show my parents that I am capable of a pet”.

He showed care for the dog, who was named Bruno. He fed him, took him out for a walk, and played with him till the time their neighbors came back. He did not let the responsibility of a pet affect his studies also.

Prabhaskar’s parents then realized that he was capable and responsible enough for a pet. For his birthday, Prabhaskar’s parents gifted him an adorable little puppy. Prabhaskar was on cloud nine.

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