Science fiction • 1 min readCardboard Rocket, Real Moon
Two friends build a rocket out of a refrigerator box and land somewhere impossible.
by MoonlightWriter
Stories written by
young writers.
A private sanctuary where children write under pseudonyms, protected by parental oversight and professional moderation.
How a story reaches the shelf
Four gates stand between a first draft and the public library.
- Step 1
Draft
A parent creates a pen name. The child writes and saves privately — nothing is public.
- Step 2
Automated screening
On submission we scan for emails, phone numbers, addresses, links and unsafe language.
- Step 3
Parent approval
The grown-up who owns the pen name reads the story and approves or asks for changes.
- Step 4
Moderator review
A moderator makes the final call. Only then does the story appear in the library.
