Young Writers Shine at Authors Fair

Asem Mustafa Awan

Islamabad: Three young writers, all under the age of 10, made their families proud by participating in the Young Authors Fair representing River Bluff School in California, USA.

Among them, Ashleen Khan, Namar Cheema, and Esha Dhillon stood out for their exceptional creativity and storytelling skills.

Ashleen Khan deserves special recognition as the youngest contributor to penpk.com. Her unique characters and imaginative narratives garnered high praise from her teachers, Mrs. Campol and Mrs. Mendoza.

Her story, along with her co-authors’, featured engaging illustrations and captivating themes, including the Magic School Bus, Free House, and Rainbow Monster.

The gripping story created by Ashleen, Namar, and Esha was appreciated by all the staff involved in the project. Their collaborative work was a testament to their talent and hard work. Ashleen was honored with a printed copy of her book by her class teacher, Mrs. Mendoza, along with a certificate of participation.

This achievement not only highlights the remarkable abilities of these young authors but also underscores the importance of encouraging creativity and storytelling in early education.

Their success serves as an inspiration to their peers and a proud moment for their families and school community.

Congratulations Ashleen!

The writer is a journalist based in Islamabad and writes on a wide range of issues.