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“Lost in the Barrio” by KJ Stiglitz

The taxis were driving out for the morning. Paulo could hear them honking and revving their engines as they tried to get out of the crowded lot. As they got closer, Paulo heard their various Spanish radio stations blaring as they turned onto 187th street. He forgot about combing his Read more…

By Iman Ilias, 3 years2 years ago
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“Barney’s Life Story” by John Robertson

Once upon a time there was a very nice family. The Robinsons were the wealthiest family in their little mining town on the outskirts of Honolulu the capital of Hawaii. Barney was their only child. He had short black hair and bright green eyes like his father. He was only Read more…

By Iman Ilias, 3 years2 years ago
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“Between Angels and Demons” by Theresa Reis Pereira Dos Santos

The agents had decided they would walk to where the body was found, for it was close to the police department. After five years working for the FBI, one should be accustomed to the brutal murders seen on a daily basis, but Cas and Gabriel felt this one was different. Read more…

By Iman Ilias, 3 years2 years ago
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“The Longest Night” by Parker Profet

It was just another day in Maryland, where Chad and his two parents lived their quiet life. It was a perfect October Sunday for his small family on the bay. The sun shone bright in his eyes as it reflected off the peaceful water. Chad looked out to the water Read more…

By Iman Ilias, 3 years2 years ago
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“Lost in a Storm” by Ashley Perrin

As I struggled down the stairs carrying my overloaded suitcase in both arms, I thought about how boisterous it would be to see my cousins again. I hadn’t seen them in six years, and my dad was taking me to visit.  But the most exciting part about getting there was Read more…

By Iman Ilias, 3 years2 years ago
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“The Mission for the Unseen” by Justin Meng  

Once upon a time, there was a scout named Dan. He was an non-wealthy scout who was looking for a job to make sure he could support himself. He was tall, and lean, so that he was fast and sneaky. One day, Dan was wandering around on his planet looking Read more…

By Iman Ilias, 3 years2 years ago
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“A Culinary Cook-off” by Amelia Levin

“I’ve got to go soon, Mom!” Cici hollered upstairs. Cici grabbed her suitcase and said a final goodbye to her lovely home in New York City. Her mom quickly scrambled down the stairs and gave Cici a bear hug. “I love you so much, Cici. Be safe, try your hardest, Read more…

By Iman Ilias, 3 years2 years ago
Archive (2012-2018)

“One Pitch” by Jake Keller  

It’s a hot dry Friday evening, and Jim was a baking potato in the heat. Sweat was dripping down his forehead, and his eyes were stinging, because the salt getting in his eyes. His longish blond hair wasn’t helping the situation. His team was at practice, and they were currently Read more…

By Iman Ilias, 3 years2 years ago
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“The Criminal Spy” by Eve Hastings

Maia Adey had gotten good at leading a double life by her fourteenth birthday. She was a spy for a group of wanted criminals, and even her family didn’t know. “Adey! Get in here!” Maia’s boss yelled one afternoon. No one knew his real name, though he was the most Read more…

By Iman Ilias, 3 years2 years ago
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“The Color of Life” by Meg Graham

There once lived a black and white panda in the vast mountains of China. The panda lives in peace and he was content with himself. One day, early in the morning, the sun still not risen past the farthest mountain. A pheasant was strolling by, head held high. The pheasant’s Read more…

By Iman Ilias, 3 years2 years ago

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