The story follows the endlessly curious (and wonderfully mischievous twins) Zain and Ana. Ana desperately wants a pet dog, but instead her parents bring home… three fish!
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Happy Go Funny: The Lighter Moments of Life, is a compilation of articles that appeared in her column ‘Inside View’, published in the Hindu Metro Plus.
The year is 1978. Jenny from Palakkad becomes pen pals with Teesta in Bombay. The girls brainstorm ways to contribute to the conservation of key ecosystems.
The story follows the Under-13 Maulsari Eagles football team as they navigate corruption, age fraud, and personal struggles to compete in the District Cup after a two-year pandemic gap.
Moyna and her family lead a peaceful life in a small village nestled beside the Sundarbans mangroves. She struggles to cope with the loss of her father.
The book is a tender, heartfelt story that beautifully reminds us that grief doesn’t erase joy.
Pallavi, a twelve year old girl from Mamallapuram of the Pallava empire, is one of the few privileged ones who gets to attend the classes held at the royal library since her father works in the king’s court. However, things take a different turn when her father loses his job due to alcoholism and is sent away by the king to a Buddhist monastery for penance.
