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wandering mystery

The Wandering Mystery

A heavy mist had settled on the streets of London as Miss Shadow walked on the pavement, her suitcase thumping behind her, towards the mystery that awaited her. She was dead exhausted because of the long travel, but what could she have done? She loved Solving mysteries and then an invitation to solve a mystery...
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natural classroom

My Natural Classroom

For many, an orchard may simply be a collection of trees, as dictionaries declare. I deny this definition, for I have lived with the kind of feeling these orchards provide. For me, it is a pulsating recollection of the past, a refuge where one sits down and gets lost in the dense vastness above and...
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Back Then

Back Then

It’s surprising how even the littlest things can stay with you. A bench beneath a tree. A creaky gate with rust. The sound of a school bell that meant something – Freedom, Fear, Fun. It was a long time ago, when we were just kids, running about halfway through a halfway that seemed never-ending. Everything...
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Shadows in the Quiet

Shadows in the Quiet

The sky was a dark, purplish-gray, low in the sky, as if it were about to rain at any moment. Liz walked through the metal gate, which lay bent over, like an odd smile. The old building stood there; nothing but stone and wooden bones, like it had been forgotten. Its windows were like empty...
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School Life

Sticky Notes, Football Nets, and School Life

Before I share my experiences, let me first introduce myself to the readers. I am Ahmad Shah from Grade 5 Jade of FWS. I believe that sharing is the best way to be heard and noticed. Whatever the objective of the writers may be, they know best—but I am clear about my own way of...
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Light in the Mansion

Light in the Mansion

As I stood before the iron gates of the abandoned mansion, a chill crept along my skin. The breeze was icy, and every instinct urged me to turn back. My family and friends had warned me not to set foot in this place, but curiosity pressed me forward. The mansion had once been the pride...
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Islam and science

Faith and Reason: The Harmony between Islam and Science

 Islam encourages introspection, observation, and the pursuit of knowledge. Instead of dismissing science, Islam has traditionally welcomed it as a divine mandate. As the Quran says: “Indeed, in the creation of the heavens and the earth and the alternation of the night and the day are signs for those of understanding—who remember Allah while standing...
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best school in j&k

A Place That Knows How to Breathe

There’s this little meadow I go to when the world gets too loud. It’s tucked away behind a tangle of trees and overgrown paths—most people don’t even know it’s there, and honestly, that’s what I love about it. When I step into it, everything slows down. The grass is always damp and cool against my...
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Kashmir

The Vanishing Soul of Kashmir: Are We Forgetting Our Traditions?

Kashmir is more than just a beautiful place — it’s a land full of stories, songs, and soul. A place where culture speaks volumes, heritage shares sagas of their origin, and, above all, where inclusivity rules. From the warmth of a pheran to the richness of wazwan, our culture used to bring families and neighbours...
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