Kindergarten Mag was started by best friends, Tracy and Kleigh, who met in kindergarten. They share a passion for writing as well as art, music, movies, fashion, and other things you can read about here.
Issue 27
I Bloom Once More
Photo by Tracy Fuentes By Natalia Lee I’m meeting myself for the first time;I have…
Ari Aster and Innocence
Photo by Aidan Hurley By Aidan Hurley ** Warning: Spoilers ahead! ** Content warning: discussion of…
in which I die and my guardian angels are branded Lisa Frank
By Bailey Blundell all I remember isplowing through Route 1in a Mini Cooper for a…
Off the Walls & Hello Kitty, Goodbye
Photo by Carlin McCarthy By Carlin McCarthy Both of these 35mm photographs were captured while…
A Checklist for the Mature Silly Goose
By Jennifer Prewitt Generational groups love talking about other generational groups – a constant Venn…
Back to Basics
Photo by Alex Panzer By Alex Panzer Let’s get back to basics! This piece focuses…
Pan’s Labyrinth: A Fairytale of Disobedience
By Ahri Vi ** Warning: Spoilers ahead! ** Guillermo del Toro is upheld as one…
The Effects of a Teenage Heartbreak
By Emma Rosenstein Oh Sweet Teenage EmmaHow Naive You Are. Is it because he was…
Why “Bluey” Heals My Inner Child
By Brigita Przybylski Bluey is an Australian children’s animated show created by Joe Brumm for…
Diptych: On Growing Up
Photo by Rebecca Reyes By Rebecca Reyes My work is often very personal, making use…
for the love of daisies
Photo by Angie Shenouda By Angie Shenouda remember that one summerwhen we helped build the…
Kewpie Babies on an old CD
Photo by Lila Salvacion By Lila Salvacion I’ve been fond of the Kewpie Baby since…
Magic Tree House and the Innocence of Imagination
By John Ollado I was an avid reader throughout my childhood. Whether I was tucked…
For the People in the Back
Photo by Tabiya Conyers By Tabiya Conyers People of color in America are seen as…
A Love Letter to My Childhood Hero: Nintendo
By Emma Rosenstein Growing up, I didn’t have a cellphone. In fact, I didn’t get…
Mae Coyiuto on Storytelling, Filipino Representation, and Happy Endings
Photo courtesy of Mae Coyiuto By Tracy Fuentes While browsing the aisles of the YA…
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