An original story written by our student Shonali Agarwal.
Shonali is 10 years old inquisitive girl from Jaipur. We are proud to have her as a student of Level 1 – Little Writers Program, an Online Creative Writing Program using Applied Storytelling & Theatre tools under the mentorship of Trainer Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Shonali for this exemplary true self-expression.
Seasons
Once upon a time, there was a girl. Her name was Tiya. Tiya lived in a hilly place. One day, she went down to the meadow. When she went down suddenly the spring season has come. After that, she ran away and told her parents about the arrival of the spring season. She wondered why rain does not come in Spring Season. Her parent told her about the natural cycle. Then she asks what is a natural cycle. Then her parent said, “what a good question.” They explained to her about the natural cycle or season.
They told her that “We have four types of seasons – summer season, winter season, autumn season, and your favourite spring season. In the summer season, the scorching sun dries up all leaves. Then comes Monsoon when pitter-patter raindrops quench our thirst. Then arrives winter when trees are covered with snow. Then arrives your favourite season -Spring-where flowers bloom.”
Tiya said, “Now I understand why rain does not come. Thank you, for helping out.”
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A Short Stories Collection written by our Student Advika Gupta.
Advika is 10 years old young writer from New Delhi. Performance is her passion. We are proud to have her as a student of the Little Writers Program, an Online Creative Writing Program using Applied Storytelling & Theatre tools under the mentorship of Trainer Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Advika for this exemplary true self-expression.
Short Stories Collection #9
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Surfboarding
It was raining but the six-year-old Susan didn’t stop practicing surfboarding with her surfboard. She lived in goa where surfboarding was very famous. She always watched surfboarding matches. Since then, she wanted to learn surfboarding. There was a surfboarding academy but her father did not have enough money to pay the fees of the academy. Marie was Susan’s best friend. Her grandfather knew how to do surfboarding. Marie was a fan of surfboarding too. But her father too didn’t have enough money to pay for the academy. Marie requested her grandfather to teach both of them surfboarding. Her grandfather was very old and only remembered a bit of the sport. But he taught Marie everything he could. Marie taught Susan surfboarding and together they mastered the sport of surfboarding with daily practice. At the age of 20 they both were the coach of the same academy they always longed to go. By the time they were 30 years old, they opened their own academy.
2. The Magical Pen
A nine-year-old girl named lucy was coming back to her home from school. On the way, she found a pen on road. It was shining as if it was brand-new. She took it but decided to use it at her home not at her school. She took out her diary and began to write what she wanted. First, she wrote- a pencil box. Then suddenly it changed into a real pencil box! Then she wrote a crayon box. She got a new crayon box. She now realizes the power of the pen. One day she found a poor boy. Using the power of a pen she created food for the poor boy and slowly she started helping all poor people with the basic necessities they need as an anonymous person. She was never greedy about the pen and used it to help poor people.
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