Lune Spark has a Young Writers' Program that provides an artistic platform for youth to strengthen their writing skills and to tell their stories. They also create educational video content for children and have published a number of award-winning educational books for children of all ages.
Some ways to get involved with Lune Spark:
Our own UN Child Ambassadors for the SDGs Nico Roman, has participated, won competitions and publish stories in three Lune Spark books’
Lune Spark books
Award-Winning Short Stories by Tweens
Magical music comes to the aid of a young blind immigrant when bringing her adopted city back to life after a global pandemic. A heartbroken mother tells the beginning and the end of the life of her little girl. A boy searches for his best friend when she goes missing. These are just some of the unputdownable stories in A Few Drops of Hope. This anthology includes the top twenty-five stories from the Fifth Annual Lune Spark Young Writers’ Short Story Contest. In these winning stories, the young writers (ages 10 to 13) have delivered a wide range of plots that are sure to engage readers of all ages.
Award-Winning Short Stories by Tweens
"Yet another gem of a book." ~Tim Ellen, Blogger
Through Their Lenses is a collection of twenty-nine award-winning short stories by tweens. These stories encompass a wide range of genres, inviting readers to explore a wealth of important themes passionately crafted by these young writers: from a girl going on a quest to release a curse bestowed on her by a witch to a guy trying to escape after being stranded in a different time.
Just One More
"These stories are a must-read." ~Jessica Turner, Blogger
Just One More is a collection of twenty-nine award-winning short stories by middle grade children. These stories encompass a wide range of genres, inviting readers to explore a wealth of important themes passionately crafted by these young writers—from a beautiful dragon called Ephyral giving up her freedom to save her entire species to a fifteen-year-old girl named Louisa Brixham dealing with her brother being accused of a crime she committed.