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Arthur stood by the old watering trough, watching his grandson Ethan tap away at that glowing rectangle they called an iPhone. The boy sat on the same wooden fence where Arthur's f...
Leo hated spinach. Every dinner, his mom said, "Eat your greens, they'll make you strong!" But Leo just wrinkled his nose and pushed the leaves around his plate. One sunny afterno...
The papaya sat on her desk like an accusation. Perfectly ripe, golden-orange skin blushing toward red, it had arrived that morning in the weekly delivery from her mother's farm in ...
Maya's thumb hovered over the follow button—again—for the third time this week. Being a digital spy wasn't in her junior year plans, but here she was, forty-two weeks deep into Jas...
In a forest where sunlight danced through emerald leaves, there lived a young bear named Benny. Unlike other bears who only thought about honey and fish, Benny had a secret. He was...
Maya stood at home plate, cleats digging into the dirt, as Coach barked signals from the dugout. The baseball field felt like her second home—or it used to, before everything got c...
At 3 AM, Elena stood at the edge of her apartment complex's pool, clutching a bottle of B-complex vitamins she'd stolen from Julian's bedside table. She'd become something like a s...
Mango was a small cat with the brightest orange fur anyone had ever seen. She lived behind the old television shop, where a thick black cable snaked along the wall like a sleeping ...
Margaret sat on her porch swing, watching the orange cat—Mister Whiskers, her granddaughter's clever name—stretch across the warm wooden planks. At eighty-two, Margaret found herse...
The vitamin pills were the size of horse tablets, and my mom swore they'd make me a cross country champion. I'd choke one down every morning with orange juice, trying not to gag as...
Maya stood at the edge of the pool, clutching her towel like a lifeline. Two weeks in this new town and she still felt like an outsider, her curly hair an uncooperative halo around...
Arthur sat on the porch swing, his father's old fedora resting on his knee like a sleeping creature. The hat had seen eighty years of summers, its brim softened by countless aftern...