More from Cricket Magazine Fiction and Non-Fiction Stories for Children and Young Teens

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A Close Encounter of the Frisbee Kind
ROLF WAS ALMOST asleep when the Frisbee landed with a soft plop a few feet from his head. His eyelids twitched, then opened. He yawned, unimpressed. It was only a Frisbee—one of those new jobs that glows in the dark—but still just a Frisbee. It had p
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A Message From The Compost Pile
Give me your tired, your spoiled, your rottenYour moldy morsels, long forgottenBrown bananas never baked into breadFeed to me instead Leave the fallen leaves to festerTo become their next ancestorMay withered weeds and wilted greens decayAnd join my
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Three Aunties
LONG AGO IN Scandinavia, a princess grew up in a rugged coastal kingdom. Her mother died at the girl’s birth, but her father always loved her, and he raised her almost like a son—so instead of just the manners of a princess, she learned all the skill

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