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

Three Wishes

THREE CATS, RUMKIN, Mist, and Flop Ear, followed Jenny along the rocky shore, dancing away from the incoming tide.

“This will make a good soup,” said Jenny, dropping a glistening clump of sea moss into her pail. “I just need to add a few winkles or clams to go with our potatoes.”

She glanced at her furred companions and nodded, as if hearing their agreement.

“Yes, a grand supper,” Jenny said and pulled her ragged shawl tight against the wind.

Little Mist, as thin and gray as the fogs that rolled in from the sea, paused beside a tide pool and arched her back. Rumkin joined her, darting out an orange paw. Flop Ear sat and watched, all three cats

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

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

Cricket Magazine Fiction and Non-Fiction Stories for Children and Young Teens7 min read
A Stele For Marcus
A DROP OF sweat trickled into the corner of Dimitry’s right eye. He blinked, but that only made it sting more. He wiped his eye against his shoulder, and the rough marble block he was carrying with Castor slipped sideways. The boys clutched it. “Care
Cricket Magazine Fiction and Non-Fiction Stories for Children and Young Teens1 min read
Cricket Magazine Fiction and Non-Fiction Stories for Children and Young Teens
CRICKET STAFF Lonnie Plecha Editor Anna Lender Art Director Patrick Murray Designer Carolyn Digby Conahan Staff Artist Deborah Vetter Senior Contributing Editor Julie Peterson Copyeditor Hayley Kim Assistant Editor Adrienne Matzen Permissions Special
Cricket Magazine Fiction and Non-Fiction Stories for Children and Young Teens9 min read
Saving Freyfaxi
Kadlin is excited when her father’s longship appears on the horizon. He and his men have spent the winter a-viking, and now they are returning with much plunder. The household springs to life, preparing a victory feast. Kadlin can’t wait to share her

Related Books & Audiobooks