Created for girls ages 10–14 to encourage and inspire each other as they write the feature articles.
Cameron’s Shoes
Volume 2: Issue 1 By Yakira, age 14, FL There was a girl named Cameron. She grew up in a huge family. Growing up in a huge family was tough, being that no one really saw her for who she was. This made her feel things like depression, loneliness, and rage. Cameron wanted help, but she never knew how to go about saying it. Everyone always thought she was this interestingly smart and happy girl. The truth was she hadn’t been happy in a long time. With all the family drama, the pressure placed on her, and the passing of her friend, it was hard for her to keep putting on a smile for everyone. She...
The Fantabulous Tale of a Real-Life Secret Agent
Volume 2: Issue 1 By: Skylar, age 16, VA For as long as Mia could remember, she’d wanted to be a secret agent. She’d grown up watching men and women going in and out of a secret society’s headquarters, which was...
The Last Candle
Volume 2: Issue 1 By: McKenna, age 12, MO Today is Lucy’s birthday, Now Lucy is a very young girl, about seven years of age. She deserves better than what she got. 8:00 p.m. October 13, Friday. Lucy was just brushing her...
One Gift
Volume 2: Issue 1 By: Katelyn, age 13, NC One gift. This one gift was decorated with a candy cane and simply read, “To Katelyn.” For nearly a month, my dad talked about this special gift and how much I would love it. The...
Alora’s Fable
Volume 2: Issue 1 By Brenna, age 14, MI A few weeks ago, I was asked to do a big essay on any topic that I chose. I picked “tobacco products and how they affect your health.” I learned about the many horrors that happen to...
Journal #7: Letter to Past Self
Volume 2: Issue 1 By: Cindy, college student, NC Cindy is blind and as part of a college assignment at University of North Carolina-Greensboro, is asked to write journal passages. This is one of them (from 11/1/20). ...
Cameron’s Shoes
Volume 2: Issue 1 By Yakira, age 14, FL There was a girl named Cameron. She grew up in a huge family. Growing up in a huge family was tough, being that no one really saw her for who she was. This made her feel things like...
