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ABOUT THE Book
A story a day keeps the boredom away! This book is a collection of such eighteen stories written in a span of twenty days, and covers various genres such as mystery, myth, sci-fi, romance and fantasy. This train stops at stations where a boy turns out a saviour, a simple ring becomes an amulet, goons invade a grocery store, people in a village disappear at night, technology takes over half of world, a girl is considered to be bad-omen, a girl dwells in novels, the town clock has something mysterious about it, a mystery solver saves her sister, crossword puzzles turns out to be clues, a bookworm is about to be proposed to, a pizza from a non-existent pizza house gets delivered, and it doesn't stop here. With a total of eighteen stops, you experience various flavours, as there in popcorn. Do you want to solve these mysteries? Then, hop onto this train with your favourite flavour of popcorn in hand to experience this adventurous ride!ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Bhavna Jagnani, a student based in Kolkata, West Bengal, is pursuing English Honours from The Bhawanipur Education Society College. She loves to read and write, is always up for challenges, and aims to become a writer. She has won some awards in the past –won around five Poetry Prompts organised weekly by Kloud9 on its Instagram page story titled ‘Hidden –Can You See It?’ considered as one of the winning short stories of the contest ‘PenFluenza 2.0’ on theme ‘A Photograph’ organised by WriteFluence in December 2021-January 2022, and published in the resultant anthology ‘Sepia’; story titled ‘The Holy Grail’ considered as one of the winning short stories of the contest ‘LGBTQ Romance/Betrayal’ on the theme of betrayal organised by WriteFluence in July-August 2021, and published in the resultant anthology ‘A Lie On Her Lips’; third prize in Inter College Book Review organised by Banwarilal Bhalotia College in September 2021; and third prize in ‘All-India Short Story Contest 2019 (Senior Category)’ -
Heena Singhal is a Chartered Accountant based in New Delhi, author of the novel, Songs of the Reed and a full-time mother of two imaginative girls. Reanna Singhal created this book with her mommy (Heena Singhal) as she awaited the arrival of her little sister, smallie, aka Kaira, during the days of lockdown Like her grandmother and mother, she too loves weaving stories.
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'Swapniler Swapno' is a collection of ten sci-fi short stories best suited for 10 to 16 years old readers who dream to become a scientist in future. The stories circle around a prodigious kid named Swapnil who keeps inventing fascinating devices to solve complex human problems. The topics broadly touch upon astrophysics, biophysics, robotics, genetics and top engineering marvels. The book comes with a bag of attractive AI powered coloured imageries and illustrations with each story. Children who love subjects like physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics would love to grab a copy of the book and sail in the ocean of science fiction.About Author:
Subrata Bandyopadhyay is a veteran Bengali author who loves to write stories for children. She wishes to instill the habit of 'dream to innovate' in children through her stories. -
About the Book
The Bumpy Road is a collection of stories about growing up, finding yourself, making mistakes, navigating emotions, and discovering that life rarely moves in a perfectly straight line. Written for readers aged 10 and above, the stories use imaginative characters and everyday experiences to explore ideas that are relevant to both children and adults. Rather than telling readers what to learn, each story leaves them with a little space to think, question, and find their own meaning. -
ANNY. THE LITTLE SQUIRREL WANTS TO GO AWAY FROM HOME WHAT ADVENTURES DOES SHE FIND? WHAT'S HER FAVOURITE PLACE IN THE WHOLE WORLD? OPEN THE BOK. TAKE A LOOK!
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About The Book
पेश है 'द पिग्गी बैंक स्टोरी'...या हमारे आपके घरों में रखे किसी गुल्लक की कहानी। यह ईशान, मेहर और उनके प्यारे बुद्धिमान दादाजी (दादू) की नज़रों से एक ऐसी यात्रा है जो आपको हँसाएगी, सिखाएगी और भावुक भी करेगी। यह महज़ पन्नों का पुलिंदा नहीं.....यह आज की पीढ़ी के लिए अनिवार्य, क्रांतिकारी शैक्षिक आंदोलन है! हास्य, समझदारी और वास्तविक जीवन की दुविधाओं से भरे 20 दिल को छू लेने वाले अध्यायों के माध्यम से, यह किताब पैसे की बात को न केवल समझने लायक, बल्कि अविस्मरणीय बना देती है। यह हर दूरदर्शी माता-पिता, शिक्षक और छात्र के लिए एक अनमोल विरासत है। किताब आपको बताती है कि पैसा सिर्फ़ मासिक खर्चों का हिसाब नहीं, बल्कि स्वतंत्रता का द्वार है। आप सीखेंगे कि इसकी असली ताकत को पहचानना कैसे है, इसके सामाजिक दबाव को चुनौती कैसे देनी है, और सबसे महत्वपूर्ण.....पैसे को अपना गुलाम बनाकर कैसे जीना है, न कि उसकी गुलामी करके। अगर आपने कभी यह चाहा है कि आपका बच्चा अपने मूल्यों को खोए बिना पैसे की समझ सीख ले, तो यह किताब ही आपका जवाब है। क्योंकि जो सबक स्कूल सिखाना भूल जाते हैं... ज़िंदगी उसकी कीमत ब्याज सहित वसूलती है। -
"Three siblings went on a search for a diary which ended up in unforeseen adventures and discoveries in new worlds..."
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About The Book
Wandering Together… A Magical Journey Across Sri Lanka is a heartwarming tale of adventure, discovery, and friendship. As Aradhya and her elephant friend Elli journey through Sri Lanka’s vibrant landscapes, they uncover hidden wonders, forge unexpected friendships, and learn that the true magic of travel lies in the stories they create together. A captivating blend of exploration and emotion, this book invites readers to see the world with curiosity and wonder.About The Author
Arhaan ashish jain 16 yr old, a passionate traveler and storyteller, weaving his adventures across 28 countries into vivid narratives. His love for exploring new cultures and perspectives fuels his writing, bringing to life journeys of discovery, connection, and wonder. Through his stories, he shares the excitement of travel and the lessons it teaches about the world and oneself.
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