I loved your way of story telling. i also write short stories for children. Stories that trust readers to find their own meaning. i hope you give a read.
oh my god! i loved the story. I love how the mother didnt scold their children instead wired them to a different thought. i write such stories too but for early readers. stories that will make the reader pause and think for a moment. i hope you give a read. Thank you so much
Such a meaningful story. 💛 I loved how Nikita shared the stories behind the things she treasured and found a way to pass those memories on to her children. Thank you both for this thoughtful series. 😊
Thank you, Steena. 🥰 Sheeba really brought the subtle emotions through her writing. I really enjoyed this collaboration.
And isn’t it true, every item we own has a story to tell. My kids know that even mundane stuff, like I have a cherry 🍒 story every time I buy or eat them, I recall my mom could only afford to buy my sister and I each just one cherry. We played with them for hours before eating them because they were too cute to eat! And now here I am with my Costco cherries and my kids don’t even want one. 🤣
Hi Sheeba,
I loved your way of story telling. i also write short stories for children. Stories that trust readers to find their own meaning. i hope you give a read.
https://nehagoud.substack.com/p/atharv-and-dia?r=8mdwb4
https://nehagoud.substack.com/p/real-indian-stories-for-real-indian?r=8mdwb4
oh my god! i loved the story. I love how the mother didnt scold their children instead wired them to a different thought. i write such stories too but for early readers. stories that will make the reader pause and think for a moment. i hope you give a read. Thank you so much
https://nehagoud.substack.com/p/atharv-and-dia?r=8mdwb4
Such a meaningful story. 💛 I loved how Nikita shared the stories behind the things she treasured and found a way to pass those memories on to her children. Thank you both for this thoughtful series. 😊
Thank you, Steena. 🥰 Sheeba really brought the subtle emotions through her writing. I really enjoyed this collaboration.
And isn’t it true, every item we own has a story to tell. My kids know that even mundane stuff, like I have a cherry 🍒 story every time I buy or eat them, I recall my mom could only afford to buy my sister and I each just one cherry. We played with them for hours before eating them because they were too cute to eat! And now here I am with my Costco cherries and my kids don’t even want one. 🤣
Thank you, Steena ❤️
Yes, Ann. Often we value objects which had value for us long ago. Like the cherries or an old book. But it won't land the same way for our children😊
Yes, so true and so sweet, Ann. 🥰🍒