Neev is a bright student who prefers working alone. He thinks group projects are a waste of time and believes he can do everything better by himself. But when his teacher assigns a group project on Gautama Buddha, Neev is forced to team up with classmates—and that’s where the real adventure begins.
The story revolves around the lovable and much revered elephant-headed God Ganesha in his childhood avatar where his naughty antics are also brought out.
We are introduced to 5 year old Jai who encounters monsters in his kitchen at midnight. A bunch of vegetables decide to fight the monsters by channeling their inner superpowers.
This book has taken boring grammar concepts and turned them into engaging stories. Each grammar concept is introduced by the mother of triplets (Roshni, Aman, and Rakhee), Mrs. Priya Menon who is an English teacher.
Do Gods and Goddesses descend from the heavens to mingle amidst the mortals and test us?
Author Rachna Chhabria’s wonderful chapter book tells a tale of one such instance.
Each story is a micro biopic that provides a good balance of brevity and motivating lessons. The stories share interesting and less-known facts about each achiever.
