Stinkypur Guardians is a beautifully written story that follows two young girls, Jhalak and Nami. Set in Nala Park – a well known neighborhood park that is home to several bird species. While the park is frequented by walkers and children at play, an unmaintained canal running through it carries garbage and filth leaving the area unpleasantly odorous. The children jokingly refer to it as their “Stinkypur Kingdom”.
What begins as a normal visit to a temple quickly turns into a thrilling journey when Keshav discovers that the forest near him is actually a gateway to another world.
The story opens by introducing the residents of Banian Tree Avenue, a quaint and quiet neighbourhood in Chennai, lined with leafy trees on both sides. When Kannalmozhi and her mother move in, they become the first to set up a fruit stall on the street. Soon, other vendors follow.
C.G. Salamander tells the story of young Amal who embarks on his first train journey. He enjoys buying treats and comics at the station and settles in for the ride.
What truly sets ‘Navigating Parenthood’ apart is its use of relatable, real-life scenarios that resonate deeply with Indian parents addressing the intricacies of their children as well as teachers. It is a comprehensive and valuable positive parenting guide for navigating the complexities of parenthood in an Indian context by providing practical hacks and simple strategies.
The story starts with Karthik, who is part of the AKA Detective Club, and who gets a really high-tech and expensive drone from his father as a ‘sorry-I-missed-your-birthday’ present.
