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voices AROUND
the World

Every voice deserves to be heard beyond the classroom.
Many students don’t yet realize that their words can reach the world.

 

At Youth Writers, we help young writers turn their ideas into real published books—completely free of charge. Whether you're a student, a parent, or a school, we make it simple to bring stories to life.

We handle the entire publishing process, so every student can become a real author.
 

Start your journey today.
We’ll help your voice travel.

Voices from Papua New Guinea

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Students Publish BooksFree

Publish for FREE with YouthWriters:
Books that give back, books you own,
or short stories that inspire peers.

 

Book Publication – minimum 5000 words 
Or , picture books with at least 24 pages

Online Short Stories – max 5000 words

Auhtor's Grade Level
Where to Publish

Work that appears to be heavily AI-generated will not be accepted.

🔥 2025 Short Story - Writing Contest

LITTLE LIBRARY

Through YouthWriters (Bookmark League nonprofit organization), student authors not only publish their books for free — they can also choose to give back.

All books published via our Donation Program donate 100% of their royalties to children's charities.

 

In return, our partnered fundraisers purchase these student books and place them into Little Free Libraries across communities, inspiring others through young voices.
 

We thank every author who joins this mission
--  Your words go beyond the page, creating change one reader at a time.

FEATURED BOOK

Stories I Shouldn’t Tell is a collection of eerie short stories, featuring a Scholastic Gold Key–awarded piece that explores quiet fears, strange memories, and the unspoken corners of everyday life.
 

With a voice both tender and unsettling, these tales wander through passing thoughts, shifting realities, and moments that feel strangely familiar—yet just out of reach.
 

From unexpected encounters to subtle distortions of memory, each story invites readers into worlds that are deeply personal and quietly haunting. Because some stories aren’t meant to be told. But here, they are.

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