Genre/Topic: Poetry
Henry Wardsworth Longfellow wrote, in October 16, 1845, “The Arrow and the Song, which came into my mind as I stood with my back to the fire, and glanced on to the paper with arrow’s speed.” Read this poem and find out what Henry Wardsworth Longfellow wants to say through this poem.
Genre/Topic: Fables And Folktales
This story has no title. It already sounds interesting to me. Let us read it and check if the story is interesting too. By the way, do you know about Kathmandu? It is the capital of Nepal, and is famous for rivers, mountains and hills.
Genre/Topic: Short Stories
I had taken part in the public speaking contest organized by my school. I was very confident that I would win the contest. As my name was called out, I went to the stage, and started my speech. But to my surprise, I could not even remember the topic of my speech! I did not […]
Genre/Topic: Fantasy
What would you if you suddenly saw a talking rabbit in your garden? Would you follow it? Or would you just believe that you were dreaming and let it be? Let us read this interesting story by Lewis Caroll and find out.
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Genre/Topic: Poetry
The narrator of the poem is speaking about his perceptions as an adult of his father’s labour. He looks back upon himself as a child, remembering how he felt as a child, moving slowly and fearfully in his own home, apparently wishing his father were different than the cold and angry man his father seemed. […]
Genre/Topic: Fun Reading
Did you know that the lizard is a timid thing? At least that’s what the poet John Gardner thinks.
Genre/Topic: Fables And Folktales
The following is a very sad story about two friends. One of the friends leaves the other when he is need of great help. Do you also leave your friends when they need help? Read this story about the two friends and a bear.
Genre/Topic: Nonfiction
There is no accurate picture of Socrates and his philosophical viewpoint. It is because Socrates never wrote his philosophical texts, and whatever we know about him is based entirely on the writings by his students. This is called the Socratic Problem. Let us find out how much the students conveyed about Socrates through their writings.
Genre/Topic: Fables And Folktales
Rabbits are very fond of carrot soup. Mr. Bunny is not an exception. He is excited at the thought of making carrot soup when he picks up four carrots. But something wrong happens on the way. What happens? Does Mr. Bunny get to make his carrot soup? We will find it out at the end […]
