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

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Dear Cricket,

How has everybuggy been lately? I’ve been doing well. I am so excited for Thanksgiving and Christmas and winter! Ladybug, do you have any good tips for snowball fights? This sounds unbelievable, but in my area we got two inches of snow last winter. Brrr!

Cricket, I think you should do a soccer comic soon. Here is a haiku for everyone:

A bright moonlight

Shining through a dark sky

Just black and white

(Pussywillow may cry.) Muffin, what is your favorite drink? I like eggnog the best.

Emerson Enbysk, age 10

University Place, Washington

Dear Emerson,

Try to find a spot of cover where you can make an advance supply of snowballs to be ready for the fight. And Muffin favors English breakfast tea. We love your haiku.

Moonlight and snowballs!

Ladybug

Dear Cricket,

My grandma got me your magazine for Christmas, and I love it! My favorite books are The Night Diary, Maxi’s Secrets, and Wonder. For bedtime story, we are reading the first book of Harry Potter.

I have one

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