Cinnamon is a boy in his pre-teens. He is an adopted child and sometimes he ponders over this one question, “Why did my birth parents leave me for adoption?” He embarks on a journey to find his birth parents so that his questions can be answered.
Fondly called Jhalri, right from the time she killed a tiger with her bare hands, to the day she died fighting against the Britishers, the people of Bhojla and Jhansi have always admired her for her strength, bravery and valour.
The book makes for a fascinating read on the diverse languages of India. It’s well crafted, well researched and incredibly enriching.
The book contains four short stories each focusing on a different aspect of the English Language.
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Alliterative phrases
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Written in a poem form, this book is so lyrical that it’s difficult to put down. It talks about a boy who once thought that he wanted to have a tree of his own and so he put some cherry seeds in the ground and forgot about it.
The book is a collection of four stories. Each story has the ever-curious Curie, who is a human who can speak the language of animals, and her wonderful dog Hubble, going on adventures, exploring either nocturnal creatures, aquatic life, the importance of the sun or gravity.
