Kanmani is 9 years old, bright and curious, living with her grandparents while her parents work in Chennai, cycling to school every day and finding adventures in the most ordinary places.
Category: Reviews
This book called “Lightning Kid”, gives a brief overview of Anand’s journey from a young child to a spectacular legend in chess.
This version of their book has been adapted for teens and youngsters. The book doesn’t dumb down any of the concepts; in fact, it does not make the concept too complicated or too simplistic. It makes the concept a little bit easier but more fun to understand for a teen in the middle of an existential fog.
The narrative introduces us to Jivya, a young boy from a village in Maharashtra, who would go on to play a significant role in bringing Warli art to global recognition.
This collection of 11 stories are not the commonly known tales of the Puranas. Each story will enlighten & entertain the reader and leave you with “pearls of wisdom”.
The book takes you on a great culinary journey, across the length and breadth of our country. So you start with A – Arunachal Pradesh and end at, well not Z, but P – Pondicherry. The book is thoughtfully sectioned, covering alphabetically, states from Arunachal to UP, and then the Union Territories from J & K to Pondicherry.
