This book called “Lightning Kid”, gives a brief overview of Anand’s journey from a young child to a spectacular legend in chess.
Category: Teen Books
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.
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.
This book follows two young boys, Shiv and Veer, as they embark on a journey across the majestic hill forts of the Rajput kings in Rajasthan with their Amma. They visit iconic forts such as Chittorgarh, Kumbhalgarh, and Amer.
Sometimes, you come across a book that holds the power to change an entire generation merely by explaining reality in simple, easy to understand words. The Amazing Generation is one such book, and it holds to power to make our children (and us) realise how technology and the tech giants have hypnotised us!
