Children's Fiction

The Candle Maker’s Daughter
In a foggy riverside town, a young girl named Nessa helped her father craft candles for the church. He said each one held a piece of a soul — a prayer in wax.
By GoldenSpeech3 months ago in Chapters
The Garden That Never Died
After the war, a botanist named Ada bought a ruined estate on the outskirts of town. The garden was wild, overgrown — yet every flower was in bloom, even in winter.
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The Photographer of Lost Shadows
Elias worked in an antique shop that specialized in restoring old photographs. One day, a woman brought a cracked camera from the 1930s and begged him to fix it. Inside, the last roll of film was still intact.
By GoldenSpeech3 months ago in Chapters
The Astronomer’s Widow
Elara lived in a lighthouse after her husband, an astronomer, passed away. Every night she gazed through his old telescope, searching the constellations he loved.
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The Candle That Never Burned Out
In an old cathedral by the sea, a single candle had been burning for nearly a century. Pilgrims came from across the world to see it. They said it granted clarity to those who stood before it.
By GoldenSpeech3 months ago in Chapters
The Painter of Forgotten Faces
Samuel worked in a quiet studio by the sea, painting portraits from old photographs he found in antique stores. He called it “restoring lost souls.”
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The Window That Faced Nowhere
In her new apartment, Mae discovered a narrow window behind a heavy curtain. It didn’t look out onto the street or another building—just a vast, endless fog.
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The Train That Ran on Memories
Evelyn was the last passenger to board the 11:59 night train. She wasn’t sure why she’d bought the ticket—something about the name The Memory Line had felt oddly familiar.
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The Sky Beneath the City
In a sprawling metropolis of glass and steel, a subway worker named Jonah discovered something extraordinary: a tunnel that wasn’t on any blueprint.
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The Clockmaker’s Daughter
Elias Dorne was known as the finest clockmaker in his country—a man who could make time itself feel tangible. His daughter, Liora, grew up surrounded by ticking rhythms and the scent of oil and brass. She loved her father’s workshop, but she feared the clock he never spoke of—the one sealed behind a velvet curtain.
By GoldenSpeech3 months ago in Chapters
The House Made of Clocks
An old craftsman built a house entirely from clocks. Every wall ticked softly, every door chimed when opened. Locals said he created it to keep time from taking his wife away.
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The Map That Drew Itself
Cartographer Felix loved mapping places no one else had seen. One night, he noticed faint lines appearing on his map—new roads, rivers, and towns that didn’t exist. Each morning, the lines grew darker.
By GoldenSpeech3 months ago in Chapters