Vipul J.

As a parent of a 13-year-old, I appreciated the clear progression from idea generation to story revision over the ten weeks. The mix of character creation, plot structure and dialogue lessons made writing feel approachable. Overall the pacing and weekly 60-minute format were well suited to middle schoolers.

One lesson per week made this easy to fit into our schedule, and the hour-long classes dove into dialogue and revision without feeling rushed. The supportive class atmosphere kept my child engaged.

The 5-day beginner craft camp offered a nice variety of projects—felt friends, miniature worlds and a paper journal—and my 9-year-old liked the storytelling element and fine motor practice. Each lesson was 55 minutes, which felt a bit long some days and the pace seemed a touch rushed for certain projects. Overall it was a solid introduction to different crafts, but pacing could be adjusted for younger or less experienced kids.

My 12-year-old really benefited from the 10-week, 60-minute course—great focus on character creation and plot structure.