The Feared Wizard
by Rebecca Gulka
Once upon a time there was a wizard how was feared very much. And at that very moment a little girl was walking up the hill that he lived upon.
She looked at she went " aaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!" as she ran …
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The Puppet
by William R., 10
Donovan and James went to a spooky, noisy, huge house with a lot of people. Donovan and James are kids who are 10 years old. Donovan is brave and James is adventurous and they like Halloween. It was Halloween night …
The Yellow Wallpaper - A Woman's Descent into Madness
by Celia B
The Yellow Wallpaper is a short story about a woman’s descent into madness as she becomes obsessed with the patterns in her bedroom’s wallpaper Charlotte Perkin Gilman’s story explores themes of isolation ,mental illness,and repression.I like how it pulls you …
Never Let Me Go - Kathy's Character in a Dystopian World
by Celia B
In Never Let Me Go, Kathy changes a lot as she grows up .At the beginning of the novel, when she is a child at Hailsham, she is curious, gentle and tries to understand the world around her. She …
A Long Walk to Water: A Review
by Lucie, 11
A Long Walk to Water is a book where they show us the war and perseverance. I liked this book because it tells us that you need to never give up and to be brave. And it shows us that …
Civil Disobedience and the Abolitionist Movement
by Arjan M. L., 14
The fight to end slavery in the United States wasn’t just about laws—it was about people. Millions of African-Americans lived in unimaginable conditions, forced into labour and denied even the most basic human rights. However, they weren’t alone in the …
The Right to Protest
by Arjan M. L., 14
Welcome to Voices on the Line, where we explore the intersection of rights, resistance, and reality. I am Arjan, and in today’s episode we will ask ourselves a critical question:
Is the right to protest being eroded—especially for students?
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Fahrenheit 451: An Analytical Review
by Celia B
Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 is a powerful dystopian novel that warns against the danger of governmental overreach,censorship, and the erosion of individual thought.Through his use of literary devices such as symbolism, setting, and characterisation, Bradbury reveals how authoritarian regimes can …
Fever 1793: A Revew
by Nathanael, 14
The book Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson is a historical fiction novel. The story happens in Philadelphia in 1793 when an epidemic of the yellow fever breaks out and is centered around a young girl whose mother owns a …
No Cellphones For Kids
by Henri M., 9
Kids that are 5 to 11 really want cell phones because they want to watch videos or to go on social media. Cell phones are getting really popular but kids from 5 to 11 should not have cell phones because …
The Danger of a Single Story: A Response
by Gefen R., 15
The TED talk by Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie is about her opinion on what the danger of a single story is. Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie explains that ‘The danger of a single story’ is the effect of stereotypes on people and …
Buying Local or Online?
by Lucas F., 11
Should you buy in a nearby store or should you buy online? Buying online is easier but buying in a store has more pros. Buying locally is usually faster. It’s better for the environment and helps the community.
Buying locally …
The Aliens and the House
by Paloma F., 8
One night some aliens were invading earth and right now they are putting someone’s house in their spaceship. They wanted to see what humans look like and they wanted to see what they really are.
When the aliens open the …
Harry Potter - A Review
by Victoria B, 10
Harry Potter is a boy who lost is his parents from Voldemort when he was little so he lived with is uncle and his aunt. When one day Hagrid came to tell him he was a wizard and that …
Concrete Cowboy: A Review
by Enora, 12
The story is about a community of Black cowboys living in Philadelphia. The main plot of “Concrete Cowboy” is the city wanting to take away the cowboys' land and horses. Cole must fight alongside his father and other cowboys to …
Holes: A Review
by Matan, 14
This book is about a camp (more like a prison) called Camp Green Lake where kids need to dig holes from morning to evening, everyday in the heat. What the kids are told is that they dig “to build character” …
The Girl Who Drank the Moon - A Review
by Nathan, 11
The Girl Who Drank The Moon is a fantasy book where people are frightened about the witch in the woods and tell terrible stories about her. But they never think that the witch might be in the protectorate.
I loved …
My top 3 artists of 2024-2025
by Bouchra
My top 3 artists of 2024-2025
In my opinion, the best artists are SZA, Sabrina Carpenter and Ice Spice. They are related because they are all Pop, Rap songwriters and singers. They write really good songs and they are the …