Sarika aka Saru is probably one of the most interesting third graders you will meet in a book! She is feisty, fiercely independent, strongly opinionated and, most importantly, absolutely convinced that she is almost always right. 😄As the name suggests, Saru hates saying sorry.
The book contains 10 stories, and I promise every reader will find at least a few that feel deeply personal. It captures sibling rivalry, jealousy, love, and everyday antics with such warmth and honesty.
Meet Swami, Nivaan, Aarav and Daksh—the best of friends who have perfected the art of making a school-bus ride far more entertaining than it has any right to be! For some inexplicable reason, whenever Swami looks at Param – the studious child, he gets this overwhelming urge to TICKLE HIM.
This book is titled Beautiful Leela and is about a girl named Leela, who is around 12–13 years old. Leela feels insecure about her skin colour and is afraid to be seen. She doesn’t talk to many of her classmates and mostly keeps to herself except when she is with Aisha and Keshav, her two best friends.
The story focuses on people, places and things that shaped the 1857 uprising. Some of the key people include Nana Sahib, Jhansi Laxmi Bai and Mangal Pandey among others. Some of the important places include Lucknow, Cawnpore (now Kanpur) and Delhi.
This book is a collection of ten heart-touching stories exploring the love-hate relationship a.k.a. bonding between siblings. The stories in this book span from mythology to modern era of medical advancements and evolving social awareness.
