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Ilya Nowrozi (Iran, age 9): A Colorful Tale of Connection
Today, I am thrilled to spotlight “Rainbow Chameleon Friendship,” an enchanting story penned by a young author […]
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Empowering Young Voices in Environmental Action
Environmental action is essential in our collective efforts to preserve the planet, and empowering children […]
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Tahira Rahman (UK, age 8): Verse from a Time Machine
In an era dominated by digital screens and a relentless pace of life, the pure […]
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Nowruz: Persian New Year with Baran Fateminejad (Iran, 10)
Nowruz marks the commencement of the Persian New Year and the arrival of spring, symbolizing […]
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Warning Signs: The Urgent Call to Protect Our Forests
Warning signs are everywhere, signaling the urgent need for action against environmental degradation. Today, we […]
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“Feelings,” A Spectacular Exploration By Shiva R. (India, 12)
Feelings, the silent yet expressive companions of our soul, guide us on journeys unforeseen, through […]
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Baran Fateminejad (10yo): All About The Fascinating Yalda Night
Introduction In Iran, a young girl’s voice is making a significant impact in promoting her […]
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Shiva R. (India, Age 12): Plastic Is The Villain
Plastic is the villain we must confront head-on, don’t you agree? Introduction In the ever-evolving […]
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Ali Keramati (Iran, 11): The Blue Heart of Tabriz
The Blue Heart of Tabriz, a travel story about Tabriz’s Blue Mosque. Travel stories have a […]
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A Voice for Change: Ayaan Chettiar (India, age 12)
Ayaan Chettiar (India, age 12) is not your typical pre-teen. He is a Voice for Change and I invite you to delve into his thought-provoking poem “Climate Change.”
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Young Authors: A Call to Protect Our Beautiful Planet
One of the 4TinyHands’ young authors, Kiersten (Switzerland, age 11), beckons us to open our eyes to the wonders of our world and reminds us of our interconnectedness with nature, and the urgent need to protect our beautiful planet.
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Young Authors: Meet Daniel Everett (UK, age 13)
Daniel Everett, a gifted 13-year-old poet from the UK, takes us on an exciting thrill ride of unexpected twists and turns with his poem titled “And That Was The Oddest Of Things.”
