After school a boy plans to visit his father’s office. But between his school and his father’s office flows the river Ramganga. Will he be able to summon the courage to cross it and reach his father?
Category: Reviews
This book discusses with absolute honesty the reality of being a Dalit woman, beyond a statistic or exaggerated stereotype, and the lived experience in a society that finds it more comfortable to talk about them as if they’re not complex people with desires, motivations or struggles beyond their caste, but also shaped by the treatment surrounding their caste.
Off With Their Heads is a thriller that leaves you with a question worth asking: how much of our thinking are we already handing over to technology?
Pacy chapters… rebellious youngsters… dystopia + murder… Do I need to say more?
Knowledge Trails 2 has 11 stories that take us to different parts of the world, introducing us to various people and their cultures through folktales.
One Hundred Nights is a feminist retelling of Arabian Nights in the form of a graphic novel.
The Incredible Indians is a book that shines a light on the lives of some of India’s most remarkable personalities. It is not just a history book, but a collection of inspiring stories that show how courage, determination, and vision can change a nation.
