Anastasia was a kitty of power, With a sister whose name was just Bob, They had lots of adventures together, Like jumping on their owner’s hob. One day they saw a bumble bee, All buzzy and fuzzy and fat. Anastasia said, “I want to eat it,” Bob said, “It’d taste a bit flat.” But Anastasia was having none of it, And with dignity and lots of grace, She pounced towards the sleepy bee, And landed on top of its face. Now the bee was not very happy, And said with a grumbly shout,

Following his article on Caroline Boxall's visit to Leventhorpe, Hudson spoke to her about her upbringing, and the growing success of her stories.

On Thursday 6th March 2025, Caroline Boxall visited Leventhorpe to talk to a handful of students about her competition, Short Stories of Courage (the predecessor being Short Stories of Hope). Short Stories of Courage is a competition designed to give young people an almost once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be a published author at a very young age. Students compete to be in the top 50 best stories to be chosen and published in the book, by Caroline Boxall herself. Caroline i

Read Amelie's published short story from the Young Writers Competition entitled 'Fright Club'