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Aug 132024

Murder, She Wrote, in the Swimming Pool! [Review]

  • By aarini arora
  • Posted on August 13, 2024March 6, 2025

What would happen if an old, English teacher cum author stumbled upon the not so accidental death of her students and was coming closer to the truth?

Aug 052023

Magnetic Meenakshi and Fantastic Folklore: A Middle-Grade Mystery [Review]

  • By Mandira Shah
  • Posted on August 5, 2023August 18, 2023

The princess, Vasundhara, was getting married. And the house was full. Only, there was one little problem. The groom, Ravi, was kidnapped. And to make things worse, the kidnapper has asked for the Fire of the East as ransom.

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