Courage: Heaton Extension Writers Anthology Year Seven 2015

by Beaulah Pragg

From the skies above Japan, to the apartments of New York; from the horrors of WWII to the claustrophobic halls of a modern hospital, Heaton Intermediate students take the leap into their own landscapes of courage, asking their characters to face powerful and difficult moments of choice. Delve into a collection of fourteen diverse short stories written by some of Heaton’s best year seven writers, all based on the theme of courage. Stories The Mystery Of 88 Tenth Avenue - Bahar Parsaei | Paige Pancakes - Becky Bates | When Nana Died - Hanna Wikstrom | Autophobia - Holly Abell | Little Elephant - Kate Gardiner | When Everything Takes Flight - Lucy Murray | The Prison I Called Home - Marissa Gaffney | From Matamata to Rio - Matthew Brown | The Peanut Butter Sandwich - Ngaio Shaw | Above the Blue - Olivia Hawtin | But What If? - By Olivia Schupbach | Forced To Fly - Paige Bowman | The Courage To Kill - Rosa Blake | Saving Leah - Tess Nord

93 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 7, 2018

About the author

Beaulah is a New Zealand author who published her first young adult fantasy novel, The Silver Hawk, in 2010. Following this, she taught writing classes and supported many young people to publish their own short stories in a series of school anthologies.

Due to a shift in career focus to ecology and environmental science, Beaulah now uses the pen name Charli Kempton for all fiction writing, including stories set in the world established in the Silver Hawk.