The Night Diary: A Book Review
Today I am going to share with you a historical fiction book named The Night Diary by Veera Hiranandani. I had read this book in fourth grade on the recommendation…
Hoot: A delightful book that will keep you hooked
For a long stretch of time, I did a whole load of blogs, some about Pokémon, some about politics, and even one about Animal Crossing! But NONE of those were…
Red White and Whole: A book review
Today I am sharing with you a wonderful book, Red, White and Whole, by Rajani Larocca. Rajani Larocca is a medical doctor as well as an author. This is a…
Strong as fire, Fierce as Flame: A book review
Imagine that we have a time machine and we can travel back in time. Let’s go all the way back to colonial times. How about 1857 in India? This period…
“Different, Not Less”: My book List about Children with disabilities.
Hello Everyone, Here is my special book list about our special friends. Who are these special friends? Well, in your community or school, you must have seen some kids who…
Starfish: A Book Review
We all are different, and we have our own challenges. But everyone has something special in them. Like a trait, an ability, or more. While reading Starfish by Lisa Fipps,…
Amina’s Song: A Book Review
Within 30 hours, I had finished reading the book that I had eagerly waited to get published. Amina’s Song is the sequel of Amina’s Voice by Hena Khan. Just last…
A heartwarming review: Letters From Cuba
Imagine being a person who is forced to leave their home country and go to a new place far away, struggling to keep their family safe, and having to deal…
THE MOST RECOMMENDED COMICS, IN MY PERSPECTIVE.
There are a lot of comics in this world, but for me, a handful of them are humorless. So I like just a few of those cartoons. I have a…
When food creates unity in diversity: A book review of “A place at the table”
We all have a list of things that we like or dislike.But the most liked thing, without doubt, is good food. I am a big foodie and I like baking…