The Artist
Apron on, brush in hand, a whole wall of finished masterpieces behind her — and the biggest canvas yet in progress.
I'm ten — old enough for chapter books, big art projects, soccer games, and questions about the universe, and young enough to still believe every one of them might turn into an adventure. Welcome to my corner of the internet!
Being ten means having a lot of interests at once. Tap a world to see what's in it.
Big canvases, bold colors, and a sketchbook that goes everywhere.
If it can be built from cardboard, tape, and imagination — it's getting built.
Heroes, plot twists, and cliffhangers at the end of every chapter.
Dragons, quests, secret maps — the longer the series, the better.
Trying to solve it before the detective does. Sometimes even succeeding.
Stories where the pictures do half the talking — and they're hilarious.
Planets, constellations, and the big question: what's out there?
Volcanoes, crystals, and anything that fizzes — safely, mostly.
Bug hunts, leaf collections, and figuring out what that bird is called.
Running fast, passing smart, and celebrating goals properly.
Further every time — with the wind doing most of the cheering.
Choreographing routines that absolutely must be performed for the family.
Three storybook snapshots of ten-year-old life: making, reading, and wondering.
Apron on, brush in hand, a whole wall of finished masterpieces behind her — and the biggest canvas yet in progress.
One chapter in, and the book is already coming alive — dragons on one side, rockets on the other.
Telescope aimed at Saturn, notebook open for constellation sketches, and a million questions about the sky.
Three questions from Navya's favorite worlds — space, soccer, and the night sky. Pick an answer for each one and see how you score.
Ask a 10-year-old what she wants to be and you'll get a different answer every month. Here are the current finalists:
To see Saturn's rings up close instead of through a telescope.
To write the kind of series she wishes there were more of.
To fill a whole gallery wall — a bigger one than the art corner.
Because every animal deserves a doctor who really likes animals.
Navya is the big sister of Nitya Sharma (age 3) — reader of bedtime stories, teacher of important things like tower-stacking, and world-class role model (most of the time). Visit little sister Nitya's corner at nityasharma.com.