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.
There are books that play with your mind, books that resonate with your heart — and then there are rare ones that quietly stir something deeper in your soul. Vibha’s book, Manifest your True Self, is one of those.
The story opens by introducing the residents of Banian Tree Avenue, a quaint and quiet neighbourhood in Chennai, lined with leafy trees on both sides. When Kannalmozhi and her mother move in, they become the first to set up a fruit stall on the street. Soon, other vendors follow.
Kushti Kid follows the story of Qainaat, a young girl inspired by the Phogat sisters’ story on the silver screen. Determined to learn kushti, she faces resistance when she tries to join an akhada.
Shubha desperately wanted to be part of her father’s Chhau dance troupe. But the problem was that her father was only willing to teach Shayon (her brother) as Chhau was mainly a dance form performed by boys.
Do you think Bharathi can make his way to a ‘ladies only’-‘residents only’ ‘Kolam Kontest’? Read this fun filled book to know Bharathi’s high-risk plan and how close this can get him to his longing of winning a grand dinner for his parents.
