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Houston Public Media PBS KIDS Writers Contest

HPM Staff | Posted on November 18, 2015, 10:42 AM (Updated: May 10, 2018, 4:50 PM

View the full list of 2018 Winners and Finalists

KINDERGARTEN

Ana Sofia Munoz
Lala and Max

FIRST GRADE

Atharv Gupt
The Blue Mango

SECOND GRADE

Akshita Cheraku
Spring in My Neighborhood

THIRD GRADE

Yutia Li
Simon, My Younger Brother

2018 Finalists’ Book Covers

Ana Sofia Munoz, "Lala and Max"

Minah Saravanos, "Don't Stop Trying"

Liam Tinder, "Don't Judge a Fish By His Teeth"

Sirac Aktepe, "The Brave Family"

Aasiya Yar Khan, "Snowy, the Cat"

Ziyah Moore, "The Butterfly and the Bee"

Aleena Hussain, "The Old Flower"

Maryam Afridi, "My Spring Break with My Family"

Aziz Al-Rehman, "My First Spring Garden"

Atharv Gupt, "The Blue Mango"

Tala Khayyal, "Stella's Mars Mission"

Adarsh Mohanty, "The Hunter and the Doves"

Zoe Ralhan, "A Home for Coco"

Aditya P. Jetti, "The Summer on the Pond"

Danya Ghuneim, "A Butterfly, a Moth, and the Magical Sky"

Akshita Cheraku, "Spring in My Neighborhood"

Hana Iqbal, "A Dolphin in Space!"

Amelia Blouin, "Poems By Me"

Mary Brush, "Ciro's Day (A True Italian Story)"

Gia DiSantis, "Roly Poly's Permission"

Emma Goto, "Adventure in the Botanical Garden"

Evan Lan, "A Tooth's Idea: A Tooth That Wants to Be Free"

Everett Turner, "The Little Boy"

Deven Almaguer, "It's OK to Be Different"

Munir Moore, "The Dinosaur Who Wanted to Be Brave"

Sana Kale, "Bloom"

Rania Mansoor Chughtai, "Coco and Bella"

Ateeb M. Hilal, "The Lonely Little Kitten Jack!"

Abhinav Nambi, "I Won't Write a Story"

Yosef Sagar, "The Mystery of the Magical Bag"

Yutia Li, "Simon, My Younger Brother"

Emanuela Nwaonu, "Amazing Dallas"

Meera Patel, "Unicorny"

Avika Pauri, "The Magic of a Hug"

Emily Yen, "The Challenge"

Reva Dastidar, "Can You Really Make a Frog Bark?"

Ali Marfani, "Sundae World"

Aisha Hilal, "Cookies Go to School"

Saad Hilal, "A Summer That Changed My Life"

Vrishni Venkata Krishnan, "The Greedy Goblin"

2019 Contest Rules and Entry Form will be posted to this page mid-December 2018.

Winning Stories from Previous Years

Ana Sofia Munoz

Akshita Cheraku

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