Children's Fiction

The Little Boy. AI-Generated.
Prior to the advent of social media, artists mostly depended on traditional institutions to get noticed and recognized. Access to the public sphere was controlled by galleries, critics, curators, and academic gatekeepers, who would determine which artists and works were worth paying attention to. This old system was mostly elitist and closed, and selected artists who had excellent technical proficiency, conceptual strength, and sustained artistic evolution. Getting noticed meant finding common ground with the values and schedules of those institutions, which acted as gatekeepers to what was deemed "serious" or worthwhile art.
By aydn8 months ago in Chapters
The 8 Most Watched Films Adapted from Rabindranath Tagore's Works.
Introduction Rabindranath Tagore, the Nobel laureate, poet, playwright, musician, and philosopher, is one of the towering figures of Indian and world literature. His multifaceted works have transcended the realm of literature and have been translated into various art forms, including cinema. Generations of filmmakers have been inspired by Tagore's profound comprehension of human emotions, social conflicts, love, and existential questions. His stories, rich in psychological depth and human drama, have been adapted into critically acclaimed and widely watched films in Indian cinema history.
By Krypton 8 months ago in Chapters
Trusted Company Secretary in Coimbatore: Your One-Stop Compliance Partner
Running a business involves more than just offering great products or services. It also means adhering to a complex web of legal, regulatory, and compliance requirements. For companies based in Tamil Nadu, finding a reliable practising company secretary in coimbatore can make all the difference in staying compliant and focusing on core operations.
By cs cprakash8 months ago in Chapters
Dad, You Are My Everything
Dad, you are my everything, A bright and endless horizon. I learned to walk holding your hand, And learned to live life on the path.
By Sumon Ahmed8 months ago in Chapters
The Many Faces of Love: More Than Just a Four-Letter Word Love
The Many Faces of Love: More Than Just a Four-Letter Word Love. Just four letters, but an ocean of meaning. It's been sung about, written about, fought for, and even died for. It is the central theme of our favorite stories and the most profound cause of both our happiness and our sorrow. However, what exactly is love? Is it just butterflies and heartbeats, or does it go beyond romance and roses and extend further? In today’s world—where relationships often start with a swipe and end with a “seen” message—love might feel like a fragile thing. But the truth is, love hasn’t disappeared. It has just changed its form. It’s no longer just about fairy tale endings; it’s about real emotions, raw connections, and the courage to be vulnerable. Romantic Love: The Fire That Burns Bright Let’s start with what we know best—romantic love. It’s the reason behind late-night texts, stolen glances, and that smile you can’t hide. It’s the spark that makes us feel alive. But the truth about romantic love is this: it’s easy to fall in, but harder to stay in. The first rush is addictive. The world seems brighter, and every song suddenly makes sense. But love that lasts goes beyond flowers on anniversaries and cute Instagram posts. It’s found in patience, in understanding during fights, and in choosing each other over and over again—even when it’s not easy. Self-Love: The Root of All Relationships Before we can love anyone else, we have to learn how to love ourselves. It sounds cliché, but it’s the foundation of everything. Self-love isn’t about being perfect or narcissistic. It’s about accepting yourself—flaws, scars, and all. It’s saying no when something feels wrong. It means avoiding toxic people. It’s celebrating your wins, no matter how small. We set the standard for how others should treat us when we love ourselves. We stop settling. We stop chasing love that hurts. Because we know—we deserve better. Friendship: The Silent, Strong Kind of Love Friendship is the quiet, unwavering counterpart to romantic love, which frequently steals the spotlight. Friends are the ones who show up at 2 AM with ice cream after a breakup. They remember your favorite song, your worst fears, and still stick around. They love you even when you forget to love yourself. Friendship love isn’t always loud. Sometimes it’s in the simple things—a shared laugh, a comforting silence, or a “did you eat today?” message. In a world full of filters and facades, true friendship is rare. And if you have it, protect it like treasure. Family: The First Love We Ever Know Family love is complex. It can be nurturing or complicated, warm or distant. But it’s usually our first taste of love—the place we learn what it means to be held, supported, and protected. Yet not everyone grows up in a loving home. For some, family love must be redefined. And that’s okay. Sometimes, love is found in chosen families—people who may not share your blood but show up for you in ways that matter most. Love in Pain: When Goodbye Is the Last Gift Not all love stories have happy endings. Sometimes, the people we love don’t stay. They leave. Or we have to let them go. And it hurts—more than words can say. But there’s beauty in that pain too. Because even in heartbreak, love teaches us. It shows us what we need, what we can survive, and what we’re capable of. Letting someone go is sometimes the kindest and bravest thing we can do for ourselves and for them. Love Isn’t Always Loud We often mistake grand gestures for real love. But love is quieter than that. It’s found in the details. In remembering someone’s coffee order. In holding hands when words fall short. In forgiving, in staying, in trying again. Love isn’t perfect. It’s messy. It’s uncertain. But that’s what makes it real. Why We Keep Believing Despite the heartbreaks, the betrayals, the disappointments—we still believe in love. Why? Because love gives life meaning. It connects us in ways nothing else can. It’s what makes us human. We’re all just looking for someone to see us—to really see us—and still choose us. That’s love. That’s magic. --- Last Thoughts Love isn’t just a feeling. It’s an action, a choice, a commitment. It appears in various forms, sometimes at the worst possible times. Additionally, it builds us even when it breaks us. So if you’re in love, hold onto it gently. If you’ve lost love, trust that it will find you again. And if you’re still searching, start with yourself. Because at the end of the day, love is always worth it.
By Sabrina 8 months ago in Chapters
Alice in Wonderland-by Lewis Carroll
One sunny day, a young girl named Alice sat by the riverbank with her sister. She was feeling bored when suddenly she saw something strange—a white rabbit wearing a coat and holding a pocket watch. The rabbit looked worried and said, “Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be late!”
By Mr Rifat Ahmed8 months ago in Chapters
The Little Prince – by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Once, a pilot crashed his plane in the middle of the Sahara Desert. With no one around and little water, he worked hard to fix his engine. On the first morning, he heard a small voice:
By Mr Rifat Ahmed8 months ago in Chapters
Google is reportedly planning to unveil a Pinterest alternative at I/O 2025
Google's journey into visual content curation isn't entirely new. In 2020, Google's experimental division, Area 120, introduced "Keen," an AI-driven platform designed to help users discover and curate content based on their interests. While Keen offered a unique approach by leveraging machine learning to suggest relevant content, it didn't gain significant traction and was eventually phased out.
By Shakil Sorkar8 months ago in Chapters
After the stars fell
Write a story after the happily ever after I often wondered what love is. Is it truly the warm, fuzzy emotions that ooze out of true mirth of care and adore, or is it a product of prevalent capitalism that exists within our world? That makes it easy for the consumeristic and hyperagile construct to sell products to the humans as a marketing tactic, to slip in through the psyche of innocent minds, to create a buzz, to find their weaklings and exploit them for company profits and expansions. I still find myself wondering what love is, pondering over that thought.
By Hridya Sharma8 months ago in Chapters
The lion and the jackal. AI-Generated.
Once upon a time, deep in the heart of the golden savannah, where the sun blazed like fire and the wind whispered ancient secrets through the grass, there lived a lion named Barafu. He was powerful, proud, and feared by all animals. His roar could silence the birds, and his claws were sharper than thorns. Barafu ruled the land with strength and fury, and none dared question his authority.
By Yahya Gulli8 months ago in Chapters
"Wandering Hearts: The Tale of a Stray"
The Stray Lamb Under the warm glow of the setting sun, a small lamb named Leo stood alone on a winding dirt path, his soft white wool stained with dust. The gentle bleating of his flock was far behind him, muffled by the rolling hills and dense trees that now surrounded him. Panic flickered in his wide, curious eyes as he realized he had wandered too far.
By Muhammad Azeemullah8 months ago in Chapters
The Bet That Changed Everything"
"The Bet That Changed Everything" Rayaan was never the kind of boy who backed down from a challenge. Whether it was a football match, a video game, or a class debate, he always stepped forward with confidence. But the challenge he received from Alina was something entirely different — something that would change the way he saw himself and the world around him.
By Real life 🧬 stories 8 months ago in Chapters