Young Writers are individuals, typically children or teenagers, who engage in the practice of writing. They may create stories, poems, essays, or other forms of written expression. This activity helps them develop their language skills, creativity, and critical thinking. Many young writers participate in school writing programs, workshops, or competitions to enhance their abilities and gain recognition. Organizations like NaNoWriMo Young Writers Program and Scholastic Art & Writing Awards support young writers by providing resources, mentorship, and platforms to showcase their work. Encouraging young writers fosters a love for literature and can lead to lifelong writing habits and careers in fields such as journalism, fiction, or screenwriting.