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Pushki’s First Train Adventure
Children's, Fiction, Reviews

Pushki’s First Train Adventure | Prashansa Meyn | Book Review

May 7, 2019

Pushki’s First Train Adventure is a treat for the 90s kid as it takes the reader down the memory lane to those days of exciting summer vacations and joyful train rides when vacations simply meant making the annual pilgrimage to the house of one’s maternal grandparents.

by Sankalpita 
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Don’t Let the Kitten Drive the Car
Children's, Fiction, Reviews

Don’t Let the Kitten Drive the Car! | Akanksha Sharma | Book Review

February 18, 2019

Reading Don’t Let the Kitten Drive the Car! was an invigorating experience for me. It is a book that tells us the story of a young girl and her cat. It is a modest story with a minimalistic plot, pleasing characters and a simple language. While reading this book, expect a lot of insights into the world of visually impaired people and into the world of cats.

by Sankalpita 
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Avatar of Protector
Children's, Fiction, Reviews

Avatar of Protector | Chetan B. Thakkar | Book Review

August 15, 2018

Avatar of Protector is a modern-day mythological fiction that promises a good amount of action and adventure. I love how sci-fi elements like space travel, high tech vimanas, supercomputers of the future and other such things also find their way into the story. Children will definitely enjoy it as it has just the right dose of action and adventure

by Sankalpita 
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The Gory Story of Genghis Khan
Children's, History, Non-Fiction, Reviews

The Gory Story of Genghis Khan | Nayanika Mahtani | Book Review

May 1, 2018

The Gory Story of Genghis Khan is a children’s book for 9 years and above. It is beautifully illustrated with black and white sketches of Genghis Khan and his subjects’ life under his rule. It also talks about the prevailing culture, the traditions, the value system, and lives of daily people.

by Sankalpita 
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Moongphali by Neha Singh, Mukesh Chhabra
Children's, Fiction, Reviews

Moongphali | Neha Singh & Mukesh Chhabra | Book Review

August 21, 2017

STORIES: 4/5 ILLUSTRATIONS: 4/5 WRITING STYLE: 4/5 CHARACTERS: 4/5 ENTERTAINMENT QUOTIENT: 4/5 Having recently read Ambushed by Nayanika Mahtani, I decided that I will start reading more books in children’s fiction category. Soon to follow… [Continue Reading]

by Sankalpita 
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Ambushed by Nayanika Mahtani
Children's, Fiction, Reviews

Ambushed | Nayanika Mahtani | Book Review

June 20, 2017

PLOT: 4.5/5 CHARACTERS: 4/5 WRITING STYLE: 4.5/5 CLIMAX: 4/5 ENTERTAINMENT QUOTIENT: 4.5/5 It is a well-known fact that Tigers are an endangered species now and steps have to be taken to ensure that our coming… [Continue Reading]

by Sankalpita 
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The Road to the Bazaar by Ruskin Bond
Children's, Fiction, Reviews

The Road to the Bazaar | Ruskin Bond | Book Review

June 8, 2017

THEME: 4/5 CHARACTERS: 3.5/5 WRITING STYLE: 4.5/5 ENTERTAINMENT QUOTIENT: 4/5 “The Road to the Bazaar” is one of the lesser known works of the famous author Ruskin Bond. I stumbled upon this book in the… [Continue Reading]

by Sankalpita 
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the stonekeeper's curse
Children's, Fantasy, Fiction, Reviews

The Stonekeeper’s Curse (Amulet #2) | Kazu Kibuishi | Book Review

December 7, 2016

STORY: 4/5 BOOK COVER: 4/5 CHARACTERS: 3/5 ILLUSTRATIONS: 3/5 ADVENTURE QUOTIENT: 4/5 As in my earlier review, I told that a monster takes away the children’s mother and the story of book one about how… [Continue Reading]

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poly-trap nita ganguly
Children's, Fiction, Reviews

Poly-Trap | Nita Ganguly | Book Review

October 19, 2016

AGE: 7+ years Wiley is a baby sea horse who joins his mother to explore the sea and the life beyond their little home. Wiley is new and curious to the outside world and he… [Continue Reading]

by Sankalpita 
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a tale of two daddies
Children's, Fiction, Reviews

A Tale of Two Daddies | Vanita Oelschlager | Book Review

September 1, 2016

AGE: 4-6 years “A Tale of Two Daddies” is meant for children who have just started reading and are trying to hone their reading skills. The language is simple and easy to understand. There are… [Continue Reading]

by Sankalpita 
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a tale of two mommies
Children's, Fiction, Reviews

A Tale of Two Mommies | Vanita Oelschlager | Book Review

August 31, 2016

AGE: 4-6 years A tale of two mommies is a sweet little book meant for children who have just started reading. There are maximum one or two lines per page. The language is also simple… [Continue Reading]

by Sankalpita 
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sing freedom
Children's, History, Non-Fiction, Reviews

Sing Freedom! | Vanita Oelschlager | Book Review

August 27, 2016

AGE: 7-10 years “Sing Freedom” is meant for children between the ages 7 to 10 years. PAGES: 36 The book has a total of 36 pages. Most of these pages contain 4 to 6 lines… [Continue Reading]

by Sankalpita 
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