May looked at the red mark on her own palm, a smudge of paint or dye she must have picked up from the door. It wasn't just a stain; it was a brand.
A short story by Ranae Lam Yin Hei 5G.
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Sam and Rob looked at the round, iron window and looked at the Earth and the Sun. They were very close to the Sun.
A short story by Nathan Yam Shiu Fung 5A.
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The people were packed like sardines. They were cramming into the Emirates Stadium.
A short story by Aidan Tse Yee Hin 4A.
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Mary had a particular dream last night. She dreamed that she could talk to animals!
A short story by Aidan Tse Yee Hin 4A.
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The first day Jasper and Kester sat together, Kester pranked Jasper first. He put a fake cockroach on his desk.
A short story by Brittany Liu Kei Ting 5G.
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Mary had a particular dream last night. She dreamed that she could talk to animals!
A short story by Gianna Chan Pui Ca 4F.
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When Tom opened his luggage, the employee shouted loudly, ‘’Ahhhhhhh, a dog.’’
A short story by Timothy Lee Chun Yin 5C.
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A poem by Esther Lee Sze Chai 6H.
Published in the 6th issue of He(a)rd Magazine.
“Ping—” A flowy and airy sound rang in Cithara’s mind, the same ethereal note her mother played for as long as Cithara lived.
A short story by Esther Lee Sze Chai 6H.