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Geronimo Stilton: The Mystery of the Lost Treasure Map

This story is about Geronimo Stilton, the editor of The Rodent’s Gazette, who is known for being intelligent and kind but also extremely nervous and afraid of almost everything, which makes his adventures both exciting and funny at the same time. The story begins on what seems like a completely normal day in New Mouse City, until Geronimo receives a mysterious envelope on his desk containing half of an old and torn treasure map, and from that moment his peaceful life completely changes. Before he even gets time to think properly, his adventurous and energetic cousin Trap convinces (actually forces!) him to go on a journey to find the hidden treasure, and this marks the beginning of a thrilling adventure across Mouse Island. As they follow the clues on the map, they face many challenges that test their courage and patience, such as walking through dark and spooky caves where every small sound makes Geronimo jump in fear, climbing high and dangerous cliffs that seem almost impossible to cross, and even stepping onto a thin and shaky rope bridge that looks like it could break at any moment, and during all these situations Geronimo keeps imagining the worst and wishing he was safely back at home, which adds a lot of humor to the story and made me enjoy it even more. However, even though he is constantly scared, he does not quit and continues the journey step by step, showing that real courage is not about being fearless but about moving forward even when you are afraid. Finally, after going through so many struggles and adventures, they reach the location marked on the map and discover the “treasure,” but instead of gold, jewels, or anything material, they find a hidden library filled with rare and valuable books, which turns out to be much more meaningful and surprising than any ordinary treasure. This ending made me realize that knowledge and learning are the greatest treasures a person can have, and it gave a beautiful message in a very simple way. I really loved this story because it is full of adventure, suspense, humor, and an important life lesson, and Geronimo’s character made it even more special because even though he is scared, he still manages to do brave things, which is very inspiring and relatable, and overall this story was very enjoyable to read and left me feeling happy, excited, and thoughtful at the same time.

Diya Dhanesh

8C

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The daughter from a wishing tree : unusual tales about women in mythology by sudha murty

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The daughter from a wishing tree : unusual tales about women in mythology by sudha murty

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Name of the book : A DAUGHTER FROM A WISHING TREE : UNUSUAL TALES ABOUT WOMEN IN MYTHOLOGY

Name of the author : SUDHA MURTY

type of genre : MYTHOLOGY, SHORT STORIES

published on : 17 OCTOBER 2019

about the book

The Daughter from a Wishing Tree is a collection of short stories written by Sudha Murty. The book retells Indian mythological stories in a simple and interesting way, especially for young readers

The main story is about a magical wishing tree called the Kalpavriksha, which can grant wishes. The stories in the book focus on gods, goddesses, kings, queens, and ordinary people, showing values like kindness, honesty, courage, and wisdom.

One important story is about Jayamma, the daughter of the wishing tree, who learns about human life and emotions. Through different tales, the book teaches moral lessons and explains Indian culture and mythology in an easy style.

Main Themes: -

Kindness and helping others

Importance of honesty

Greed vs generosity

Indian mythology and traditions

Wisdom and good values

about the author

Sudha Murty is a famous Indian author, engineer, teacher, and philanthropist. She was born on 19 August 1950 in Shiggaon, Karnataka, India. She writes books in both English and Kannada.

She completed her master’s degree in computer science from the Indian Institute of Science and became one of India’s first female engineers at TATA Engineering and Locomotive Company.

Sudha Murty is also the founder of the Infosys Foundation, which helps people through education, healthcare, and social work.

She has written many popular books such as:

Grandma's Bag of Stories

Wise and Otherwise

Three Thousand Stitches

The Daughter from a Wishing Tree

Her stories are simple, meaningful, and often teach moral values. She received important awards like the Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan from the Government of India.

review on the book

The Daughter from a Wishing Tree: Unusual Tales about Women in Mythology was written and published by Sudha Murty on 17 October 2019. This book contains many short stories and this book mainly focuses on women and was written in very simple language. This was my first book by Sudha Murty. I really liked this book and there was a lot to read in it. There were a lot of things about festivals and what are they for and are very meaningful. Well, I found the book very interesting and those who are interested in mythological things should try this book.

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name : ANUSHKA KS

Class : XC

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And then there were none by agatha christie

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Name of the book : AND THEN THERE WERE

name of the author : AGATHA CHRISTIE

type of genre : PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER

published date :

About the book

And Then There Were None is a famous mystery novel written by Agatha Christie. It was published in 1939 and is considered one of the greatest detective stories ever written.

Ten strangers are invited to a lonely island mansion by someone they do not know. After they arrive, a recorded voice accuses each person of committing a crime in the past. Soon, one guest dies mysteriously.

The people on the island realize that the killer is among them. One by one, the guests begin to die in ways connected to a nursery rhyme called “Ten Little Soldiers.” Fear and suspicion grow as everyone tries to discover who the murderer is before it is too late.

In the end, all ten people die. Later, a confession reveals that the killer carefully planned everything to punish people who had escaped justice for their crime

About the author

Agatha Christie was a famous British writer known as the “Queen of Mystery.” She was born on 15 September 1890 in Torquay and died on 12 January 1976.

She wrote:

66 detective novels

14 short story collections

Many plays, including The Mousetrap, the world’s longest-running play

Some of her most famous books are:

Murder on the Orient Express

Death on the Nile

And Then There Were None

She created famous fictional detectives like:

Hercule Poirot

Miss Marple

Her stories are loved for their suspense, clever clues, and surprising endings. She is one of the best-selling authors in history.

Review on the book

And then there was none, written by Agatha Christie and published on November 6, 1939. I really liked this book because it starts well but the middle seemed a bit boring to me. Later, as I read it later, I started getting interested and the ending was really cool. I did not expect it to be like that. There is a poem in it through which murders of those people start happening, which I found very unique. Overall, I really liked this book. The beginning was a bit boring but the second half of the book was really good. I think everyone should try this book.

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name : ANUSHKA KS

class : X C

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Geronimo Stilton: The curse of the cheese pyramid

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Geronimo Stilton: The curse of the cheese pyramid

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In this fast-paced adventure, Geronimo Stilton, the quiet and easily frightened editor of The Rodent's Gazette, is dragged into a wild trip to Egypt by his energetic grandfather, William Shortpaws. The mission? To investigate a mysterious, ancient secret hidden inside a giant pyramid made entirely out of cheese. Alongside his mischievous nephew Benjamin, sister Thea, and cousin Trap, Geronimo faces camel rides, scorching desert heat, and creepy mummies, ultimately uncovering a fascinating historical secret while barely surviving his family's chaotic antics.

The story was highly entertaining and funny; the colorful typography and fast-paced humor make it an incredibly engaging and joyful read.

By Devanarayanan P A

IX B

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The story follows a young boy named Rakesh who lives with his grandfather on the outskirts of Mussoorie. One day, Rakesh eats some cherries and decides to plant a single cherry seed in his grandfather's garden. The book beautifully charts the journey of this little seed as it faces numerous challenges—goats eating its leaves, grass cutters accidentally cutting it, and harsh winter weather. Despite the odds, through Rakesh’s care and patience, the seed slowly grows over the years into a resilient, blossoming cherry tree that brings immense joy to both the boy and his grandfather.

It is a heartwarming story that beautifully teaches the value of patience, perseverance, and the quiet magic of nature.

By Devanarayanan P A

IX B

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Name of the book : Warcross

Author: Marie lu

Genre sci-fi thrilles.

Language: English

Imagine A world where everyone is obressed with Warcross. Its not just a virtual reality game called a game anymore - its a way of life, a global phenomenon and a massive economy. Entu Emika chen-she's nineteen, broke, living in New York and about to get evicted. To survive she worts. as a bounty hunter tracking down people who place illegal bets on the game."

Desperate for quick cash, Emika decides to hack into. the opening ceremony of the International warcross championships. she just wants to steal in game item to sell, but instead her hack glitches. she accidentally manifests herself. right into the middle a valwable of the live tournament, shocking millions of viewers world wide..

Instead of getting arrested. emika gets a call from Hideo Tanaka - the elusive twenty-one-year-old billionaire genius who created Warcross. He flies hes out to Tokyo and offers her a job spy on the tournament from the inside to catch a threat known only as "Zeroes". dangerous securit

Marie tu's description of Tokyo and the virtual world of waloros5 is absolutely insane. The plot moves so quickly. Between the high-stakes Warcross toutthe-ment matches, undercover spying mystery and the brewing of who zelo is keeps you guessing. the entire time. Just when you think you have-figured out Marie Lu drops at the very end It left me a massive plot twirts staring at the wall the best sci-fi for 5 minutes trying to process what just happened. It's easily one of books I've read all year. My overall rating. is 5/5.

Name: Aadidev K S

Class: 8 A

Roll no: 4

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Author : RUSKIN BOND

Genre : Realistic Fiction

Language: English

about Bisnu has to leave his Dust on the mountain is a really touching story a boy named Bisnu who lives in a small, beautiful village in the Himalayas. Because the rains fail and money is tight, Bisn peaceful home and head to the bustling town of Mussoorie to find work. Eventually, he gets a job at a limestone wheer the story gets nature Bisnu loves of dynamite, heavy trucks, and black smoke - The beautiful green mountains. apart for profit. Affer a scary accident at the quarry, Bisna has to decide what is to him. quarry up in the mountains. This is interse. Instead of the quiet he is surrounded by the blasting. are literally being tom truly important

My favorite character is Bisnu. He is only a few years older than me, but he is incredibly brave.

He leaves everything he he knows knows to to help help his his. family, which takes a lot of guts foor trees, animals and the quiet of the hills.

He reminds me of how important it is to stay true to yourself no matter where you end up.

I think anyone in middle school should read Dust on the Mountain action book with It isn't a fast-paced superheroes, but it is a beautiful story that makes but you think about how we treat the Earth. It's an easy read, the message stays with you long after you clove the book. The rating I wowd give is a solid 4/5.

Name: Aadidev KS

Class: 8 A

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AUTHOR - J.K ROWLING

In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry’s fourteenth year represents a major, dark turning point in the series, shifting from schoolboy adventures to international wizarding stakes and the literal rebirth of evil. The story begins during the summer when Harry is plagued by a realistic nightmare of an elderly Muggle man being murdered in an abandoned house by a weakened Lord Voldemort and his sniveling servant, Peter Pettigrew (Wormtail). Harry wakes up with his lightning-bolt scar burning in intense pain. Seeking distraction, he joins the Weasley family and Hermione Granger to attend the spectacular Quidditch World Cup. However, the celebrations turn into a nightmare when a riot breaks out after the match; masked dark wizards known as Death Eaters terrorize the campgrounds, and someone casts Voldemort’s terrifying symbol—the Dark Mark—into the night sky using Harry's missing wand, sending panic through the magical community.

When the school year begins at Hogwarts, Headmaster Albus Dumbledore announces that the school will host the legendary Triwizard Tournament, a highly dangerous, multi-part magical competition between three European schools: Hogwarts, Beauxbatons Academy, and the Durmstrang Institute. To ensure safety, a strict age limit is set, allowing only students aged seventeen or older to enter their names into an impartial judge: the wooden, flame-spouting Goblet of Fire. At the selection ceremony, the Goblet names three rightful champions: Fleur Delacour for Beauxbatons, Viktor Krum for Durmstrang, and Cedric Diggory for Hogwarts. However, in a shocking, unprecedented twist, the Goblet sparks a fourth time and spits out the name of fourteen-year-old Harry Potter. Because entering constitutes a binding magical contract, Harry is forced to compete despite being underage and loudly protesting his innocence. The school treats him as a cheating attention-seeker, and even Ron Weasley, consumed by deep-seated jealousy over Harry’s constant fame, stops speaking to him.

Throughout the year, Harry must navigate three perilous tasks with the covert help of the eccentric, battle-scarred new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody. In the First Task, Harry faces a ferocious, fire-breathing Hungarian Horntail dragon, successfully retrieving a golden clue-egg by using a summoning charm to call his Firebolt broomstick and outmaneuvering the beast in midair. This life-threatening display of bravery repairs his friendship with Ron. Between tasks, the students experience the normal, agonizing anxieties of teenage life, including the elegant Yule Ball. Harry suffers romantic rejection when his crush, Cho Chang, goes with Cedric, leaving Harry and Ron to spend a miserable evening while Hermione brilliantly surprises everyone by attending as the date of the famous Durmstrang Seeker, Viktor Krum. For the Second Task, Harry solves the riddle of the golden egg, using a rare magical plant called Gillyweed to grow gills and flippers. He dives deep into the freezing Hogwarts lake to rescue Ron from hostile merpeople, winning extra points for "moral fiber" when he stays behind to rescue Fleur's younger sister as well.

The final task is a massive, enchanted hedge maze filled with deadly obstacles, where the first person to navigate to the center and touch the Triwizard Cup will win the tournament. Inside the maze, Harry and Cedric save each other from various threats—including a bewitched Viktor Krum—and reach the center simultaneously. Bonding over their shared trials, they refuse to outrun each other and agree to grab the handles of the Cup together so Hogwarts can claim a joint victory. However, the moment their hands touch the metal, they realize the Cup has been secretly turned into a "Portkey"—a teleportation device. They are instantly ripped away from Hogwarts and dropped into a dark, foggy graveyard in Little Hangleton.

Before they can comprehend what is happening, Peter Pettigrew steps out of the shadows carrying a grotesque, infant-like creature. On Voldemort's cold command, Pettigrew instantly murders the defenseless Cedric Diggory with the Killing Curse. Pettigrew then binds a horrified Harry to a marble tombstone and performs a gruesome, ancient dark magic ritual. He boils Voldemort's skeletal form in a cauldron, combining a bone from Voldemort's father, flesh willingly sacrificed from his own right hand, and blood forcibly taken from Harry's arm. The ritual succeeds: Lord Voldemort is fully resurrected into a terrifying, snake-like physical body. Voldemort immediately summons his inner circle of Death Eaters, mocking them for their past cowardice, and forces Harry into a wizarding duel to prove that a mere boy cannot defeat him.

When Voldemort and Harry cast their spells simultaneously, an extraordinary phenomenon occurs because their wands share identical core feathers from the same phoenix. The wands lock together in a golden thread of light, initiating Priori Incantatem (the Reverse Spell effect). Voldemort's wand is forced to regurgitate ghost-like echoes of its most recent victims, including Cedric Diggory, the Muggle gardener from Harry's dream, and Harry’s own parents, James and Lily Potter. The spectral figures shield Harry, providing a critical few seconds of distraction. Breaking the connection, Harry sprints across the graveyard, dodges a barrage of curses, grabs Cedric's lifeless body, and touches the Portkey Cup just in time to warp back to the Hogwarts grounds.

Harry arrives back on the lawn screaming in agony and grief, throwing the school into mass panic. In the chaos, Professor Moody isolates a traumatized Harry by leading him to his private office, where Moody’s frantic questioning quickly turns sinister. Moody reveals that he was the one who secretly put Harry’s name in the Goblet of Fire and manipulated the entire tournament to ensure Harry would win and reach the graveyard. Before Moody can execute Harry, Dumbledore, McGonagall, and Snape burst through the door and overpower him. By waiting out the hour, they watch as Moody's appearance warps; the Polyjuice Potion wears off, revealing that the man is actually Barty Crouch Jr., a fanatical Death Eater long believed to be dead, who had imprisoned the real Mad-Eye Moody in a magical trunk.

Under the influence of Veritaserum (a powerful truth potion), Crouch Jr. confesses everything before the blind, terrified Minister for Magic, Cornelius Fudge, allows a Dementor to accidentally destroy Crouch's soul before he can testify. Refusing to face the terrifying political reality, Fudge completely denies Voldemort's return and launches a media campaign to discredit Harry. Undeterred, Dumbledore quietly rallies his trusted allies to prepare for the oncoming war. At the end of the year, Harry is declared the official winner of the tournament, but the victory feels completely hollow. In a final act of quiet rebellion and generosity, Harry gives his entire one-thousand-galleon prize pool to Fred and George Weasley to fund their dream joke shop, before boarding the train home to the Muggles, heavily changed by the dark reality that a war has officially begun.

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HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF ASKABAN

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AUTHOR - J.K ROWLING

In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry’s thirteenth year begins with a massive explosion of accidental magic. During a miserable summer at Privet Drive, Uncle Vernon’s abusive sister, Aunt Marge, visits and viciously insults Harry’s late parents, causing an enraged Harry to lose control of his magic and accidentally inflate her like a giant balloon. Fearing expulsion from Hogwarts for using underage magic, Harry flees into the night, where he spots a terrifying, spectral black dog in the shadows before being picked up by the Knight Bus—a magical triple-decker transport for stranded wizards. The bus drops him off at the Leaky Cauldron inn in London, where to his surprise, the Minister for Magic, Cornelius Fudge, completely forgives his accidental magic. Harry soon learns why the Ministry is being so protective: Sirius Black, a notorious mass murderer and fanatical loyalist of Lord Voldemort, has broken out of the wizarding prison, Azkaban, and the entire magical community believes Black is hunting Harry down to finish what Voldemort started.

To protect the school, the Ministry stations Dementors—the ghastly, cloaked guards of Azkaban who drain all human happiness and force people to relive their worst memories—at every entrance of Hogwarts. Harry has a severe, agonizing vulnerability to these creatures; whenever they get close, he hears the echoing, final screams of his mother being murdered by Voldemort before he blacks out. Fortunately, the school welcomes a brilliant new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, Professor Remus Lupin, who quickly becomes a favorite mentor and privately teaches Harry the highly advanced Patronus Charm to repel the Dementors. Meanwhile, tension builds in other classes. In Divination, the eccentric Professor Trelawney repeatedly predicts Harry's impending death by spotting the "Grim"—a death omen in the shape of a large black dog—in his tea leaves. In Care of Magical Creatures, Hagrid (now a professor) introduces the class to Buckbeak, a proud Hippogriff. When Draco Malfoy arrogant-fully insults the beast, Buckbeak slashes his arm, prompting Draco's powerful father, Lucius, to orchestrate a legal campaign to have the innocent creature executed.

As winter arrives, Harry is frustrated that he cannot visit the nearby magical village of Hogsmeade because his aunt and uncle refused to sign his permission slip. Sensing his despair, Fred and George Weasley gift him the Marauder’s Map, a magical parchment created by four mysterious wizards ("Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs") that reveals every secret passageway out of Hogwarts and tracks the real-time movements of everyone in the castle. Sneaking into Hogsmeade under his Invisibility Cloak, Harry overhears a devastating conversation among the teachers: Sirius Black was actually his father James's best friend, the Best Man at his parents' wedding, Harry's own godfather, and the Secret-Keeper who betrayed the Potters’ hiding place to Voldemort. To make matters worse, Black allegedly blew up an entire street, killing twelve Muggles and their mutual friend, Peter Pettigrew, leaving behind nothing but Pettigrew’s severed finger. A deep, vengeful fury consumes Harry as he realizes the man he believes murdered his family is on the loose.

The story reaches a frantic climax on the night of Buckbeak’s scheduled execution. Harry, Ron, and Hermione slip down to Hagrid’s hut to comfort him, where Ron unexpectedly finds his long-lost pet rat, Scabbers, who had been missing for months. As they head back to the castle, a massive black dog suddenly lunges from the dark, biting Ron’s leg and dragging him into a tunnel beneath the violent Whomping Willow tree. Harry and Hermione sprint after them, following the passage into the Shrieking Shack, a haunted house on the outskirts of Hogsmeade. There, the dog transforms back into its human form: Sirius Black. Harry tackles Black, ready to kill him, but Professor Lupin suddenly bursts into the room. Instead of arresting Black, Lupin embraces him, revealing that he has been watching the Marauder's Map and finally understands the truth. Severus Snape also arrives, seeking a decades-old revenge against Black and Lupin, but Harry, Ron, and Hermione knock Snape unconscious so they can hear the explanation.

In a stunning series of revelations, Lupin and Black explain the hidden history of Harry's parents. Lupin is actually a werewolf; during their school years, his best friends James Potter, Sirius Black, and Peter Pettigrew secretly became Animagi—wizards who can transform into animals at will—to keep him company during his monthly transformations. They reveal that Sirius was *not* the Potters' traitor; at the last moment, he had secretly advised James and Lily to switch their Secret-Keeper to the quiet Peter Pettigrew, believing Voldemort would never suspect him. Pettigrew was the actual spy who betrayed the Potters, framed Sirius for the crime, and faked his own death by cutting off his finger and transforming into a common garden rat. Drawing their wands, Lupin and Black force Scabbers to transform, revealing a sniveling, very-much-alive Peter Pettigrew.

Exonerated in the eyes of his friends, a deeply emotional Sirius offers Harry the chance to leave the Dursleys and come live with him, a dream Harry joyfully accepts. However, as the group leads Pettigrew back toward the castle to hand him over to the authorities, the clouds part to reveal a full moon. Lupin, who forgot to take his mind-stabilizing Wolfsbane Potion, undergoes a terrifying, uncontrollable transformation into a feral werewolf. In the chaotic scramble, Pettigrew steals a wand, transforms back into a rat, and escapes into the woods. Sirius transforms into the large black dog to fight off the werewolf and protect the children, but he is badly injured and flees to the shores of the Hogwarts lake. Harry and Hermione run to his aid, only to be ambushed by hundreds of Dementors. As the creatures begin to suck the souls out of Harry and Sirius, Harry spots a figure across the lake cast a magnificent, blinding silver stag Patronus that drives the entire horde away before Harry faints.

Harry wakes up safe in the hospital wing, only to discover that Pettigrew's escape means there is no physical proof of Sirius’s innocence; Black has been locked in a tower, sentenced to receive the fatal "Dementor’s Kiss." Knowing the truth, Headmaster Albus Dumbledore quietly advises Hermione to use her Time-Turner—a restricted, time-traveling hour-glass device she had been using all year to attend multiple classes simultaneously. Traveling three hours back into the past, Harry and Hermione successfully rescue Buckbeak the Hippogriff from the executioner's axe. They then hide near the lake, where Harry watches the Dementor attack unfold. Expecting his father James to appear and save them, Harry suddenly realizes the truth: the person he saw across the lake wasn't his father, but *himself*. Running to the shoreline, Harry successfully conjures the massive, powerful stag Patronus, saving his past self and Sirius. Using Buckbeak, they fly up to the tower window, break Sirius out of his cell, and watch as his godfather flies away into the night sky to safety. The year ends bitterly for Snape, who furiously exposes Lupin's werewolf status, forcing the beloved teacher to resign. Yet, as Harry boards the train back to the Muggles, he carries a lighter heart, holding an official letter from his godfather granting him permission to visit Hogsmeade, and the profound realization that his magical family is much closer than he ever dr

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HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF ASKABAN

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In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry’s second year at Hogwarts is preceded by a bizarre and stressful summer. He is visited at Privet Drive by Dobby, a frantic house-elf who warns Harry that a terrible danger awaits him at school and attempts to block him from returning by intercepting his mail and sealing the magical barrier to Platform 9 . After being rescued from the Dursleys in a flying Ford Anglia car by Ron Weasley and his older twin brothers, Harry spends the rest of the summer at the Burrow. When the school year finally begins, ominous events rapidly unfold: Harry begins hearing a chilling, disembodied voice whispering threats of murder through the castle walls, a voice that no one else can hear. On Halloween night, the school is horrified to find the caretaker's cat petrified, hanging next to a message painted in blood on the wall: "The Chamber of Secrets has been opened. Enemies of the heir, beware."

As panic spreads, Harry learns the legend of the Chamber, a hidden room created by one of the school’s founders, Salazar Slytherin, which supposedly houses a terrible monster meant to purge the school of muggle-born students (those with non-magical parents). Suspicion heavily falls on Harry when his classmates discover he is a "Parselmouth"—someone who can speak to snakes—a rare magical gift famously associated with Salazar Slytherin and the dark wizard Lord Voldemort. Desperate to uncover the true Heir of Slytherin, Harry, Ron, and Hermione brew a forbidden Polyjuice Potion to disguise themselves as Slytherin students and spy on their arrogant rival, Draco Malfoy, though they ultimately learn he is not the culprit. Meanwhile, the attacks escalate, leaving several students petrified, including Hermione. Shortly after, Harry discovers a mysterious, blank diary belonging to a student from fifty years ago named Tom Riddle. When Harry writes in it, the diary ink writes back, transporting Harry into a memory that shows Hagrid being blamed for opening the Chamber decades earlier.

The crisis reaches a breaking point when Ron's younger sister, Ginny Weasley, is dragged into the Chamber, and a message on the wall declares that her skeleton will lie there forever. Armed with a vital clue Hermione deduced right before she was petrified, Harry and Ron realize the monster is a Basilisk—a giant, deadly serpent that kills with a glance and petrifies those who see it through a reflection (like water, a camera, or a ghost). They force their cowardly and fraudulent Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, Professor Gilderoy Lockhart, to go down with them, but Lockhart tries to wipe their memories using Ron's broken wand. The spell backfires, causing a cave-in that traps Ron and Lockhart on one side, leaving Harry to venture into the Chamber alone.

Deep inside the Chamber, Harry finds an unconscious Ginny and the physical manifestation of Tom Riddle, who emerged from the pages of the diary by draining Ginny's life force. Riddle reveals the ultimate twist: his full name, Tom Marvolo Riddle, rearranges into "I am Lord Voldemort," making him the true Heir of Slytherin who manipulated Ginny into opening the Chamber. Riddle summons the colossal Basilisk to kill Harry, but Dumbledore’s loyal phoenix, Fawkes, swoops in to blind the serpent, blinding its fatal gaze. Fawkes also delivers the magical Sorting Hat, from which Harry pulls the silver sword of Godric Gryffindor. In a desperate battle, Harry drives the sword through the roof of the snake's mouth, killing it, but a poisonous fang pierces his arm.

As Harry lies dying from the venom, Fawkes heals the wound with his magical, restorative tears. Using the broken Basilisk fang, Harry stabs Tom Riddle's diary, destroying the memory-wraith and restoring Ginny to consciousness. Back upstairs, Dumbledore explains that only a true Gryffindor could have pulled the sword from the hat. Harry also realizes that Lucius Malfoy, Draco's father, planted the dark diary in Ginny's schoolbooks before the term started. Through a clever trick involving a hidden sock, Harry manages to free Dobby from his cruel servitude under the Malfoy family. The school year ends in triumph as the petrified students are cured with a Mandrake restorative potion, Hagrid is cleared of all past charges, and Harry returns to the Dursleys knowing he has truly earned his place at Hogwarts.

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AUTHOR - J.K ROWLING

In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone , an orphaned eleven-year-old boy named Harry Potter discovers that his late parents were powerful wizards and that he possesses magical abilities of his own. Rescued from his abusive Aunt Petunia, Uncle Vernon, and cousin Dudley by the gentle half-giant Rubeus Hagrid, Harry learns the truth about his past: his parents were murdered by the dark wizard Lord Voldemort, but Voldemort's killing curse miraculously rebounded off baby Harry, leaving him with a lightning-bolt scar and a reputation as "The Boy Who Lived."

Harry leaves his miserable life under the stairs to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. On the Hogwarts Express train, he quickly forms deep friendships with Ron Weasley, a boy from a large, loving, but poor magical family, and Hermione Granger, a brilliant and fiercely clever muggle-born (non-magical parents) girl. Upon arrival, the magical Sorting Hat places all three friends into Gryffindor House. As the school year unfolds, Harry excels at flying on a broomstick and is recruited as the youngest Seeker in a century for Gryffindor's Quidditch team. However, his school days aren't entirely easy; he faces immediate hostility from Draco Malfoy, a wealthy and arrogant Slytherin student, and the mysterious, brooding Potions Master, Professor Severus Snape, who seems to harbor an intense, unexplained hatred for Harry.

The plot thickens when Harry, Ron, and Hermione accidentally stumble into a forbidden corridor on the third floor and encounter a monstrous, three-headed dog named Fluffy. The trio deduces that the beast is guarding a highly valuable object hidden beneath a trapdoor. Through careful detective work and a slip of the tongue from Hagrid, they discover the object is the Philosopher's Stone—a legendary artifact created by Nicholas Flamel that grants eternal life and turns any metal into pure gold. When Harry notices his scar burning in intense pain whenever Professor Snape is nearby, he becomes convinced that Snape is trying to steal the Stone to help the weakened Lord Voldemort return to power.

Believing the school's headmaster, Albus Dumbledore, has been lured away from Hogwarts on false pretenses, Harry, Ron, and Hermione realize they must act to protect the Stone themselves. That night, they slip past Fluffy and face a series of magical obstacles designed by the Hogwarts professors to protect the chamber. They survive a deadly patch of Devil's Snare plant, catch a flying key on a broomstick, and win a brutal, giant-sized game of Wizard's Chess, where Ron heroically sacrifices his piece—and his consciousness—to let Harry and Hermione move forward. Hermione then uses logic to solve a dangerous potion riddle, ultimately leaving Harry to enter the final chamber alone.

To Harry's absolute shock, the person waiting inside the final chamber is not Snape, but the timid Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, Professor Quirrell. Quirrell reveals that Snape had actually been trying to protect Harry all year. Quirrell then unwraps his turban to reveal the terrifying truth: the face of a grotesque, weakened Lord Voldemort is living parasitically on the back of Quirrell's head. Voldemort needs the Stone to regain his physical body and orders Quirrell to use Harry to get it from the Mirror of Erised—a magical mirror that shows a person's deepest desire. Because Harry wants to *find* the Stone but not *use* it, the mirror magically drops the heavy artifact right into Harry's pocket.

When Quirrell tries to attack Harry to steal the Stone, he finds that touching Harry's skin causes his own flesh to blister and burn with agonizing pain. This protection is a manifestation of an ancient magic left behind by Harry’s mother, Lily, who sacrificed her life out of pure love to save her son. Harry holds onto Quirrell's face until the intense pain causes Harry to black out. He wakes up days later in the school hospital wing, where Dumbledore reassures him that the Stone has been destroyed to prevent future theft. The school year concludes at the End-of-Term Feast, where Dumbledore awards last-minute bonus points to Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Neville Longbottom for their bravery, allowing Gryffindor to narrowly defeat Slytherin and win the coveted House Cup. The novel ends with Harry reluctantly returning to the Dursleys for the summer, comforted by the knowledge that he finally has a true home to return to.

NAME - KARTHIKEYAN MS

CLASS - 9

DIVISION - A

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In Cat and Mouse in a Haunted House, the fearful journalist mouse Geronimo finds himself stranded in a dark forest during a thunderstorm after his car breaks down. He seeks shelter inside the creepy Cannycat Castle, where he is instantly terrified by spooky noises and glowing ghost cats. Desperate for backup, he calls his courageous sister Thea, prankster cousin Trap, and sweet nephew Benjamin to help him investigate the mansion. By working together, the family braves the spooky hallways and discovers that the "ghosts" are actually two clever, living cats using tricks to scare away visitors so nobody buys their castle. In the end, Geronimo solves the mystery, overcomes his fears, and learns to appreciate the power of family teamwork.

Characters

1) Geronimo Stilton

2) Thea ( his sister )

3) Trap ( his cousin )

4) Benjamin ( his nephew )

NAME - KARTHIKEYAN MS

CLASS - 9

DIVISION- A

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling is an incredibly thrilling and magical story about bravery, friendship, and the ultimate fight between good and evil.

The book follows the young wizard Harry Potter and his two best friends, Ron and Hermione, on a dangerous mission.

Instead of returning to Hogwarts School for their final year, they must travel across the country to find and destroy hidden magical objects called Horcruxes. These objects hold pieces of the dark wizard Voldemort's soul, and destroying them is the only way to stop his evil rule.

This amazing book is a great read because it keeps you excited and deeply interested from the very first page to the absolute end. It uses simple yet powerful descriptions to show how love and loyalty can help people overcome even the scariest challenges. The characters face many difficult moments, which makes their choices feel very meaningful and inspiring to readers of all ages.

Ultimately, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is a brilliant and satisfying masterpiece that perfectly wraps up an unforgettable journey.

It leaves everyone with a beautiful and comforting message that true friendship and love will always be stronger than fear and darkness.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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Can We Be Strangers Again? by Shrijeet Shandilya is a deeply moving and relatable story about human relationships, love, and the pain of growing apart.

The book tells the story of two people who were once very close but slowly drifted away from each other due to misunderstandings, silence, and the heavy pressures of everyday life.

As time passes, they find themselves looking back at their shared memories, wondering if it is possible to erase all their past hurt and simply start over as complete strangers.

This beautiful book is a great read because it uses very simple language to explain deeply complicated feelings that everyone faces at some point in life.

The emotional journey shows us how easily small mistakes can break a strong bond, making the characters feel incredibly real and easy to understand.

It keeps you hooked from the first page because it makes you think about your own life, your friendships, and the choices you make every day.

Ultimately, Can We Be Strangers Again? is a powerful and touching masterpiece that stays in your heart long after you finish reading.

It leaves readers with a comforting reminder that while some broken relationships cannot be perfectly fixed, learning to forgive and letting go is a beautiful part of growing up.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid by Geronimo Stilton is a wonderfully energetic and humorous adventure story that perfectly balances education with high-stakes excitement. The plot follows Geronimo, a quiet, brainy mouse journalist who is suddenly dragged away from his comfortable office and sent on a chaotic assignment to Egypt. Alongside his mischievous cousin Trap, Geronimo explores ancient desert secrets, navigates a massive pyramid made entirely of cheese, and tries to decipher a mysterious riddle while dodging camels and ancient traps.

This book is an exceptional choice for young readers because its colorful fonts and playful illustrations make the complex historical setting incredibly easy for everyone to understand. It brilliantly combines real historical curiosity with lighthearted comedy, teaching lessons about stepping outside one’s comfort zone. Ultimately, The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid is a delightful masterpiece that promises a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud journey from start to finish.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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The Cherry Tree, a heartwarming short story by the renowned author Ruskin Bond, is an enchanting tale that beautifully captures the magic of nature and the rewards of perseverance.

The story revolves around a young boy named Raki, who plants a single cherry seed in the fertile Himalayan foothills. Over the years, Raki and his grandfather watch the tiny sapling struggle against harsh weather, hungry goats, and accidental cutting.

Despite these immense challenges, Raki stubbornly protects, waters, and cares for the plant, tracking its slow journey toward life.

This delightful book is a spectacular read because it uses simple language to teach profound life lessons about patience, dedication, and growth.

Bond's gentle storytelling makes the deep bond between the boy and his tree easy for everyone to appreciate.

Ultimately, The Cherry Tree is a comforting masterpiece that inspires readers to nurture their dreams.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS: 9D

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Heidi, the beloved literary classic by Johanna Spyri, is an enchanting and uplifting story that beautifully celebrates the healing power of nature and family. The narrative follows a joyful, orphaned young girl named Heidi who is sent to live high up in the breathtaking Swiss Alps with her solitary, grumpy grandfather.

She quickly falls in love with the mountain lifestyle, befriending Peter the goat herd and bringing immense joy to everyone around her.

However, her life changes dramatically when she is unexpectedly sent away to the city to be a companion to a lonely, wheelchair-bound girl named Clara.

This wonderful book is a true masterpiece because it teaches valuable lessons about kindness, hope, and resilience.

The simple yet deeply touching story reminds us how love can soften the hardest hearts.

Ultimately, Heidi is a timeless tale that warms the soul and emphasizes the true meaning of home.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS: 9D

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The Jungle Book, a legendary collection of stories originally written by Rudyard Kipling, is a thrilling classic that masterfully captures the spirit of the wild. The central tale follows Mowgli, an orphaned "man-cub" raised by a pack of wolves in the Indian jungle.

Guided by his loyal mentors—the wise black panther Bagheera and the fun-loving bear Baloo—Mowgli learns the strict laws of the jungle.

However, his life is constantly threatened by the fierce, man-eating tiger Shere Khan, forcing Mowgli to discover where he truly belongs.

This spectacular book is an absolute joy to read because it effortlessly transports readers into a vivid world filled with excitement and deep life lessons. It beautifully explores themes of family, loyalty, and bravery through simple yet powerful storytelling. Ultimately, The Jungle Book remains an enchanting masterpiece that teaches us the true meaning of courage and community.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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Black Beauty, originally written by Anna Sewell and beautifully retold by Ruth Brown, is a deeply moving classic that looks at the world through the eyes of a horse.

The story follows the life of a handsome black colt named Beauty, starting from his carefree days in a lush green meadow to his difficult years as a hard-working cab horse in bustling London.

Throughout his journey, Beauty experiences both the profound kindness of gentle owners and the cruel harshness of neglectful masters, all while striving to maintain his loyal and sweet spirit.

This heartwarming book is an absolute masterpiece because it teaches readers the immense value of empathy and compassion toward animals.

Brown’s stunning illustrations perfectly capture Beauty's emotions, making his trials and triumphs easy for anyone to understand and feel.

Ultimately, Black Beauty is a timeless, must-read story that beautifully reminds us how a little bit of human kindness can completely change a life.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS :9D

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THE BOOK DIARY OF A WIMPY KID: OLD SCHOOL 

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The book Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School by Jeff Kinney is a hilarious and relatable story that explores the chaos of unplugging from modern technology. The story follows Greg Heffley as his town decides to completely ban electronics for an entire weekend. For a kid addicted to screens, this is an absolute nightmare. To make matters worse, Greg’s grandfather moves into their house, and Greg later finds himself on a chaotic, electronics-free school trip to Hardscrabble Farms.

This book is a fantastic read because it brilliantly balances humor with a thoughtful look at generational gaps. Kinney’s signature stick-figure illustrations make the story highly engaging, and Greg's dramatic struggles will have readers of all ages laughing out loud. Ultimately, Old School is a heartwarming reminder that while modern life is convenient, surviving the "good old days" might actually build a little character.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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"How the Bamboo Got Its Bounty" by Sudha Murty is a beautiful and meaningful story that teaches readers about kindness, honesty, and the importance of helping others. The book is written in very simple language, making it enjoyable for children as well as adults.

The story is full of imagination, emotions, and moral values that stay in the reader’s mind even after finishing the book. Sudha Murty’s storytelling style is gentle and easy to understand, which makes the book very interesting from beginning to end. The colorful descriptions and magical elements make the reader feel connected to nature and the characters.

Overall, this book is not only entertaining but also inspiring because it shows how good actions can bring happiness and rewards in life.

It is a wonderful book for anyone who enjoys simple stories with deep meanings and valuable lessons.

The story is about a kind and humble girl who treats nature and people with love and respect. Because of her goodness, she receives unexpected blessings, and bamboo becomes a symbol of prosperity and happiness. The book teaches important lessons such as kindness always brings positive results, greed can destroy happiness, and helping others makes life meaningful. It also explains the value of patience, honesty, and caring for nature. Reading this book gives a warm and peaceful feeling because the story is simple yet powerful.

It reminds readers that true wealth does not come from money but from a good heart and good deeds.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS :9D

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Review on the book never lie by frieda mcfadden

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Review on the book never lie by frieda mcfadden

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Name of the book : NEVER LIE

name of the author : FRIEDA MCFADDEN

Type of genre: MYSTERY, THRILLER, SUSPENSE

published on : SEPTEMBER 19, 2022

about the book

Freida McFadden and published in 2022. The story is full of suspense, secrets, and unexpected twists

The book follows newly married couple Tricia and Ethan, who visit a remote mansion during a snowstorm while searching for a new house. The mansion once belonged to Dr. Adrienne Hale, a famous psychiatrist who disappeared mysteriously years earlier.

While trapped inside because of the storm, Tricia discovers secret audio recordings of Dr. Hale’s therapy sessions. As she listens to the tapes, dark secrets about the missing doctor — and the people around her — slowly begin to unfold. The deeper Tricia goes, the more dangerous things become.

About the author

FRIEDA MCFADDEN is an American author and also a doctor who specializes in brain injuries and medicine.

She was born in New York City on May 1, 1980.

She studied at Harvard University and later attended medical school at Stony Brook University.

She became very famous for her psychological thriller novels filled with shocking twists.

Some of her popular books are:

Never Lie

The Housemaid,The Inmate,The Teacher

,The Coworker

Her books are known for: Fast pacing,Suspense and mystery,Short chapters,Huge plot twists,Easy-to-read

Review about the book

Never Lie is written by Frieda McFadden on September 19, 2022. This is a thriller, mystery, and psychology book. I really liked the ending of this book, and this book kept me hooked from the beginning. But I found this book a bit predictable because after reading The Silent Patient, if you read this book, some things become predictable. But I liked the writing style and the fast pages of this book. This was my first book from this author. I really liked it. I think if anyone likes thrillers, especially fast pages, want to start with a book by this author, I would recommend this book. I hope that Whoever reads this book will like it.

THANK YOU

name : ANUSHKA KS

Class : X C

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How the Earth Got Its Beauty by Sudha Murty is a beautiful and heartwarming children’s book that explains the beauty of nature in a magical and simple way.

The story is written in very easy language, so readers of all ages can understand and enjoy it without difficulty.

The book teaches important lessons about kindness, sharing, caring for nature, and helping others. One of the best parts of the book is its colorful and attractive illustrations, which make the story more lively and interesting. Sudha Murty’s simple storytelling style makes the book feel warm and comforting, like a lovely bedtime story.

Even though the book is short, its message leaves a strong impression on the reader’s heart. It encourages children to appreciate nature and understand that true beauty comes from goodness and kindness.

Overall, How the Earth Got Its Beauty is a meaningful and enjoyable book for children, parents, and teachers. It spreads positivity, imagination, and valuable life lessons in a very gentle way.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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Review on the book the palace of illusions

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Name of the book : THE PALACE OF ILLUSIONS

name of the author : CHITRA BANERJEE DIVAKARUNI

Type of genre : MYTHOLOGICAL FICTION

Published date : FEBRUARY 12 , 2008

About the book

The Palace of Illusions by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni retells the Mahabharata from the perspective of Draupadi (Panchaali).

Draupadi is born from fire, destined for an important but difficult life. As she grows up, she dreams of having control over her own fate, but her life is shaped by powerful men and destiny. She marries the five Pandava brothers, even though she had hoped for a different life.

Throughout the story, Draupadi struggles with her role as a queen and a wife. She feels misunderstood and often questions the rules of society. She also has a hidden emotional connection with Karna, which adds inner conflict.

The turning point comes when she is humiliated in the Kaurava court, which leads to the great Kurukshetra war. After the war, despite victory, she feels loss and emptiness because of the destruction around her.

About the author

Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni is an Indian-American writer known for her novels about culture, history, and women’s lives. She was born in India and later moved to the United States.

She writes stories that often mix Indian traditions with modern themes, especially focusing on strong female characters. Her works explore identity, relationships, and mythology

Review about the book

The Palace of Illusions is a mythological fiction written by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni and this book was published on 12 February 2008. I really liked this book, although it is fiction, some of it is written in it, it is not a real book. I recently finished this book and I liked the fact that this book mainly focuses on Draupadi and tells from her point of view about her suffering and society from her childhood till her marriage. I liked seeing a forgotten character and a woman getting a voice. I mainly want those who are interested in mythology to give this a try.

THANK YOU

Name : ANUSHKA KS

class : X C

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In The Story “Thea Stilton And The Mystery In Paris” The Thea Sisters Are Off To The City Paris To Visit Colette's Fashion-Designer Friend Julie ,But One Day Julie's Designs Got Stolen ,The Thea Sisters Search The City Of Paris To Catch The Thief And Save The  Fashion Show.

This Amazing Story Written By Elisabetta Dami Is An  Italian Author. She Is Author Of Geronimo  Stilton And Thea Stilton  Series.

The Main Characters Are Thea , Colette ,Violet , Nicky ,Paulina And Pamela.

This Book Is Fascinating. It Contains 176 Pages.

I Loved Reading This Book With Nice Fiction And Mystery.

I Love Mysteries Of The Thea Sisters.

The Thea Stilton  And Mystery In Paris  Must Read.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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“Lost Treasure of the Emerald Eye” by Geronimo Stilton is an adventurous and humorous children's book that follows the story of Geronimo Stilton, a mouse who works as a newspaper editor in New Mouse City. Geronimo’s peaceful life is disrupted when his energetic sister, Thea Stilton, discovers a mysterious treasure map inside an old scroll. Excited by the possibility of finding hidden treasure, Thea convinces Geronimo, their cousin Trap, and a young mouse named Benjamin to join her on a thrilling quest.

The team sets sail for a faraway island believed to hold the legendary Emerald Eye treasure. Along the way, they face various obstacles, including a shipwreck, tricky clues, wild animals, and dangerous terrain. Despite the chaos and comical mishaps, the group sticks together and uses teamwork to solve puzzles and navigate the island.

In the end, they discover the real treasure isn’t gold or jewels, but the fun, friendship, and memories they created along the way. The story is full of silly humor, colorful illustrations, and clever wordplay, making it entertaining to read and teaches important lessons about courage, curiosity, and sticking together.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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The story “A FABUMOUSE SCHOOL ADVENTURE" is written by Geronimo Stilton who was born in New Mouse City, Mouse Island. He is the editor and publisher of The Rodent's Gazette, New Mouse City's most widely read daily newspaper.

Here is a short summary of it : Geronimo Stilton is invited back to his old school, Mouseford Academy, to give a speech. At first,He feels very nervous because he didn't like speaking in front of a big crowd. When he gets to the school, many funny things happen. Geronimo meets the students and teachers, but he also faces silly problems like slipping on soap and losing his speech notes! With the help of the students, he finds a way to stay calm and have fun. In the end, Geronimo gives a great speech, and everyone claps for him.

He learns that school can be full of surprises and that trying your best is what matters most! He leaves the school feeling happy and proud.

It became one of his most fabumouse adventures ever! As always, Geronimo brings humor, heart, and his signature "fabumouse" charm to the adventure.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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HOW I TAUGHT MY GRANDMOTHER TO READ AND OTHER STORIES

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The Story “How I Taught My Grandmother To Read And Other Stories” Is About How Little Sudha Taught Her Grandma, Krishnaveni, To Read. Grandma Felt A Deep Sadness For Not Knowing How, Especially After She Listened To Sudha Read Aloud The Story Of "Kashi Yatre." She Asked  Sudha To Be Her Teacher.

Sudha Agreed, They Began With The Alphabet, Sudha Patiently Guided Her Grandmother,  A Slow And Steady Journey. Grandma Practiced Every Single Day.She Devoted All Her Free Time To Learning. Months Passed, Filled With Focused Effort, And Finally, Grandma Read The Book Herself.

Upon Finishing, She Touched Sudha's Feet, Showing Respect For Elders. Sudha Was Surprised, But Didn't Understand Anything. Grandma Explained She Was Honoring Her Teacher, Because Sudha Had Taught Her To Read. It Was A Respect That Went Beyond Age.

This Story Tells About The Power Of Learning And Hard Work. This Story, Written By Sudha Murty, Is Fiction.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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The story “HOW THE MANGO GOT ITS MAGIC” is Written By Sudha Murty, Is Fiction. Here is a short summary of it: A long time ago, when the earth was very young, the world was full of plain trees and fruits that had little taste.

The forests were green and alive, but they didn’t have the bright colors or rich flavors that could truly make people happy.

Among the many spirits who looked after the land, there was a kind and gentle spirit named Amra. She loved beauty, joy, and the sound of laughter carried by the wind.

Amra wanted to create something very special — a gift that would bring true happiness to everyone on earth. She decided to mix the golden light of the sun, the sweet smell of flowers, and the pure joy of children's laughter into one magical fruit.

She traveled far and wide until she found a small, simple tree growing quietly beside a river. The tree was strong, but its fruits were small and plain. She used her magic to bless it, singing songs of the wind and whispering beautiful dreams into its roots. Slowly, the tree's fruits changed — they turned golden, became bigger, juicier, and sweeter than anything the world had seen before.

When people tasted the fruit for the first time, they were filled with happiness. Every bite of “fruit made them feel the warmth of a sunny day, the beauty of blooming flowers, and the joy of happy memories.

This magical fruit became known as the mango — loved not only for its delicious taste but also for the joy it brought to people's hearts. Mangoes today are more than just fruits. They are a reminder of sunshine, laughter, and love, and they continue to be one of the most loved fruits in the whole world.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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The Story “THEA STILTON AND THE DANCING SHADOWS ” Written By Elisabetta Dami .

In The Story The Thea Sisters – Colette, Nicky, Pamela, Paulina, And Violet – Are Off To Italy For A Prestigious Ballet Competition Held At The Famous La Scala Theater In Milan. They're Excited To Explore The Beautiful City And Watch Talented Dancers. However, Their Trip Takes An Unexpected Turn When They Befriend Carlotta, A Gifted Self-Taught Ballerina Who Faces Prejudice From Some Judges.

The Sisters Soon Discover That Something Fishy Is Going On. A Renowned Dance Academy, "Dance For Mice," Seems To Be Winning All The Competitions Unfairly, Raising Suspicions Among The Other Participants. Determined To Help Carlotta And Uncover The Truth, The Thea Sisters Put On Their Detective Hats.

As They Delve Deeper, They Encounter Strange Occurrences And Suspicious Characters Backstage. They Realize Someone Is Trying To Sabotage The Competition! Using Their Sharp Minds And Teamwork, The Thea Sisters Gather Clues, Follow Leads, And Even Go Undercover. They Must Expose The Cheating Scheme Before The Final Performance To Ensure Justice For Carlotta And The Other Deserving Dancers. Amidst The Mystery, They Also Learn About The Rich History Of Ballet And The Beauty Of Italian Culture, Making Their Adventure Even More Memorable.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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In the story "Thea Stilton and the Dragon's Code" written by Elisabetta Dami is about Thea Stilton and the Thea Sisters (Colette, Nicky, Pamela, Paulina, and Violet)  travel to China in "The Dragon's Code" to teach at a summer program at the famous Panda University. Their exciting adventure takes a mysterious turn when a precious ancient scroll, containing a secret code about the legendary Dragon's Code, goes missing from the university's museum. This scroll is not just a historical artifact; it's believed to hold the key to a powerful ancient secret.

The Thea Sisters, along with their new friend from Panda University, are drawn into a thrilling investigation. Their quest to find the missing scroll leads them on a wild hunt across breathtaking Chinese landscapes, from bustling cities to serene bamboo forests and ancient temples. They encounter hidden tunnels, decode enigmatic riddles, and face unexpected challenges, all while trying to stay one step ahead of a shadowy figure who also seems to be searching for the Dragon's Code. The sisters must use their unique skills and teamwork to solve the mystery, recover the scroll, and protect the ancient secrets before they fall into the wrong hands.

🌸𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐲𝐨𝐮🌸

BY : Aaradhya Sajeev

CLASS : 9D

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Grandma’s Bag of Stories - Sudha Murty

This book consists of a collection of beautiful stories. The main characters of this book are a grandmother, Ajji and her grandchildren. During their summer vacation, the grandmother tells many stories to teach them good values and life lessons.

My favourite story in this book is “The Princess’s New Clothes.”

In this story, a king and queen were sad because they did not had a child. One day, a goddess gave them a magical ring that could grant wishes. Later, the queen gave birth to a baby girl named Beena.

As Beena grew up, she wanted new clothes every day. The king and queen fulfilled all her wishes. One day, the goddess gifted Beena a beautiful dress and warned her not to share it with anyone or make it dirty.

At first, Beena loved the dress very much. But soon, she realized that she could not play happily with her friends while wearing it. Then she understood that happiness and friendship are more important than expensive clothes.

Moral of the Story

Too many desires are not good. Happiness, sharing, and friendship are the real treasures in life.

Devdutt Vineeth Kannamangalam

Class 7C

PM shri KV Thrissur

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The Magic of the Lost Temple, written by the famous author Sudha Murty, tells the exciting story of a twelve-year-old city girl named Nooni who serves as the main character. Her adventure begins during her summer vacation when her mother has to leave for a long work training program. Because of this, Nooni is sent away from her busy life in Bangalore to live with her loving grandparents in the quiet, green village of Somanahalli. Even though she is used to the fast city life, she quickly falls in love with the simple joys of the countryside. She learns how to ride a bicycle on the bumpy dirt roads, helps her grandmother with daily chores like making papads, and becomes great friends with the local kids, including Amit, Anand, Medha and Mahadeva.One night, her grandparents tell her a wonderful legend about an ancient, magical stepwell that vanished under the ground a long time ago. Intrigued by the story, Nooni’s curiosity gets the better of her during a walk to see the nearby river after a thunderstorm. While exploring the thick forest, she and her friends notice a strange structure and accidentally discover the edge of the lost stepwell buried deep under years of dirt and plants. Thanks to her amazing discovery, the whole village and historical experts come together to dig it up, revealing a beautiful piece of forgotten history and turning Nooni's simple vacation into an unforgettable adventure.

Thank You

By Rithu Rakesh

9D

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The Blue Umbrella is a beautiful story about a ten-year-old village girl named Binya who lives in the hills of Warhwal.One day, she trades her lucky charm for a beautiful blue silk umbrella from some tourists. She loves it so much that she takes it everywhere, but it makes everyone in her village really jealous. The most jealous person is an old shopkeeper named Ram Bharosa, who wants the umbrella badly. He even lets his helper,Rajaram try to steal it, but Binya’s brother,Bijju catches the thief. After that, the whole village stops talking to Ram Bharosa, and his business is ruined. Binya feels really bad for him because she realizes her umbrella indirectly caused all this sadness. In the end, she decides to be kind and gives the blue umbrella to Ram Bharosa. He feels so happy and grateful that he gives her a special bear-claw charm in return. He opens the umbrella up for the whole village to borrow, restoring joy and harmony to the community.

Thank You

By Rithu Rakesh

9D

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Author: Jeff Kinney

Published by: Amulet books

Greg’s love life gets complicated when Valentine’s Day and the school dance roll around. After Uncle Gary ruins the family’s finances with a string of bad ideas, money’s tight and Mom forces Greg to get a date. He tries to ask out a girl, but ends up going to the dance with Rowley as part of a group — with Rowley’s girlfriend Abigail as Greg’s “date.” Greg becomes the ultimate third wheel, dealing with awkward slow dances, a meltdown from Rowley, and the dance ending early because of a huge storm. Meanwhile, Greg’s Grandpa moves in and starts dating at the senior center, which adds more chaos at home. By the end, Greg realizes the dance was a disaster, Rowley and Abigail break up, and he’s just glad to be done with the whole thing — but at least he wasn’t alone.

I my opinion this book to read was absolute cinema to me because there was so much funny and entertaining stuffs to get the feel of the book to readers . I am sorry to the Greg to not get a dance partener but was very fun to get across I rate this 10 / 10 .

Thank you 😊

By~ Sreehari S Nair 8A

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Author: Jeff Kinney

Published by: Amulet books

Rodrick Rules_, Greg starts middle school trying to live down an embarrassing summer secret that his older brother Rodrick knows. Life at home is torture: Rodrick blasts his band Löded Diper at 2am, blackmails Greg into doing his chores, and throws a wild party when Mom and Dad leave for the weekend. At school, Greg tries to impress Holly Hills and dodge the Cheese Touch, but Rodrick keeps ruining everything. The party gets busted when the photos get leaked, both brothers are grounded for a month, and Greg’s “secret” finally comes out — he accidentally walked into the women’s bathroom at Leisure Towers. But when Rodrick’s science project is destroyed, Greg helps him turn in a video about their childhood, and Mom and Dad go easy on them. In the end, Greg realizes Rodrick isn’t all bad, and the two brothers actually team up — the “rules” are just surviving each other.

In my opinion I rate this book 9 / 10 because usually this kind of books are very enjoyable and entertaining to read. I like Wimpy kid diaries very much as this Book result on that.

Thank you ☺️

By~ Sreehari S Nair 8A

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Author: Jeff kinney

Published by : Amulet books

The Heffleys ditch their chaotic, freezing Christmas at home for what they hope will be a relaxing resort vacation in Isla de Corales. But everything goes wrong: Greg gets stuck in coach while his family flies first class, their resort room has lizards, he’s banned from the pool after a towel-animal mishap, and sunburns, money stress, and family meltdowns pile up. After a venomous spider scare pushes them over the edge, they realize the trip is a disaster and cut it short, flying home on Christmas Day. They arrive to their snowy, messy house and decide it’s not so bad after all — the “perfect getaway” turned out to be home.

I rate this book as 9/10 because it's very funny and entertaining book I have ever read usually I always like Wimpy kid diaries which is very enjoyable to read .

Thank you ☺️

By~Sreehari S Nair 8A

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Book – Wonder

Author - R.J.Palacio

About the Author 🖊️

R. J. Palacio is a famous author known for writing meaningful and emotional stories for children and teenagers. Her book Wonder became very popular all around the world because of its beautiful message about kindness, friendship, and acceptance. She has received appreciation from many readers for inspiring people through her writing.

About the Book 📚

Wonder is a heartwarming story about a boy named Auggie Pullman who was born with a facial difference. After being homeschooled for many years, he joins a school for the first time in fifth grade. At first, many students stare at him and judge him because of his appearance, but slowly they begin to understand his kind and brave personality. The story shows Auggie’s struggles, friendships, and journey to be accepted by others.

My Opinion About the Book 📖

I really enjoyed reading this book because it was emotional, inspiring, and meaningful. While reading, I felt connected to Auggie’s feelings and experiences. The story teaches us an important lesson that we should never judge people by their appearance and should always choose kindness. I also liked how the author showed friendship, courage, and family support in such a beautiful way. The language was simple and easy to understand, which made the book even more enjoyable. I would rate this book 4 out 5.

-Aadya Anand.p

9A

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Book: Geronimo's Valentine

This is the 36th book in the Geronimo Stilton series. Geronimo is trying to propose his friend Petunia Pretty Paws. At the same time he is helping a friend Hercule Poirat to solve the mystery of the "famouse" stolen romantic painting in New Mouse City. Read this book to know the interesting events that unfold. The book is not totally based on romance, it also has mystery. In the end, Geronimo didn't propose his date. Instead he pleaded her to forgive him, as he was distracted with the mystery solving. Did Petunia forgive him?. I enjoyed reading this book like most other Geronimo books.

Rating: 9.5/10

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SUMMARY​Harry Potter is an orphan boy who discovers he is a wizard. He leaves his cruel aunt and uncle to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Along with his new friends, Ron and Hermione, Harry must stop an evil wizard from stealing the Philosopher's Stone, a magical object that grants eternal life.

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SUMMARY​Harry Potter is an orphan boy who discovers he is a wizard. He leaves his cruel aunt and uncle to attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Along with his new friends, Ron and Hermione, Harry must stop an evil wizard from stealing the Philosopher's Stone, a magical object that grants eternal life.

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REVIEW

​For students, this book is great because it feels like a magical version of real school. It perfectly captures the nerves of being the new kid, making friends, and dealing with tough teachers. The story shows that you don't have to be perfect to succeed—you just need to work together with your friends. It is a quick, fun, and exciting escape.

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Book Review- Silent patient

Genre-Thriller

About the author

Alex Michaelides is a British cypriot author and screenwriter . His debut novel,the Silent patient is a New York Times and Sunday Times bestseller.

Summary

It is about Alicia Berenson , painter who stops speaking entirely after being accused of murdering her husband, Gabriel. Theo faber , a psychotherapist takes a job at her psychiatric facility to uncover the truth.

Review

This is one of the best thriller books i have read. It was addictive and it had a jaw dropping plot twist. I was shocked after knowing the plot twist. The storyline was really good. It was in simple language. It was an absolute page turner. I would recommend this book for those who read thrillers!

By Bhadra PR

9A

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The Fault in Our Stars is a touching and emotional novel written by John Green. The story is about two teenagers, Hazel Grace and Augustus Waters, who meet during a cancer support group and slowly become close friends. Even though they face many struggles in life, they continue to dream, laugh, and support each other. The book beautifully shows the importance of love, friendship, and hope.

I liked this book because it is full of emotions and meaningful life lessons. The characters are realistic and their conversations are both funny and deep. The story teaches us to value every moment in life and to stay strong during difficult times. It also shows that happiness can still exist even when life is not perfect.

This book is very inspiring and unforgettable. It makes readers laugh, cry, and think deeply about life and relationships. The writing style is simple and engaging, which makes the story even more enjoyable to read. I would strongly recommend this book to teenagers and young readers because it is emotional, heartwarming, and truly meaningful.

Lidwina Joseph

10-A

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The Girl Who Stood Up For Education and Was Shot by the Taliban.

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I Am Malala is an inspiring autobiography written by Malala Yousafzai. The book tells about her childhood, her love for education, and the difficulties she faced while standing up for girls’ rights in Pakistan. It also shows how brave and determined she was even during dangerous situations.

I liked this book because it gives an important message about courage, education, and freedom. Malala’s story motivates young students to value education and speak for what is right. The book is simple, emotional, and very inspiring to read.This book is not just the story of one girl, but a powerful message for the whole world. It teaches readers the importance of education, courage, and hope. Every student can learn something valuable from Malala’s life and her strong determination.

The book keeps us interested from beginning to end and also makes us think deeply about the struggles many children face. I would recommend this book to everyone because it is inspiring, emotional, and unforgettable.

Lidwina Joseph

10-A

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𝙵𝚊𝚖𝚘𝚞𝚜 𝙵𝚒𝚟𝚎 :𝙵𝚒𝚟𝚎 𝚊𝚛𝚎 𝚝𝚘𝚐𝚎𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚛 𝚊𝚐𝚊𝚒𝚗

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𝙵𝚊𝚖𝚘𝚞𝚜 𝙵𝚒𝚟𝚎 :𝙵𝚒𝚟𝚎 𝚊𝚛𝚎 𝚝𝚘𝚐𝚎𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚛 𝚊𝚐𝚊𝚒𝚗

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Title: Five Are Together Again

Author: Enid Blyton

Five Are Together Again is another thrilling Famous Five adventure where Julian, Dick, Anne, George, and Timmy reunite to solve a mystery involving a scientist and dangerous criminals. The group works together using courage, intelligence, and teamwork to uncover secrets and solve the case. The story is full of suspense, action, and friendship.

I really enjoyed reading this book because it was adventurous and kept me interested till the end. The teamwork among the characters was inspiring, and the mystery made the story exciting. It also taught me the value of unity, trust, and bravery. The simple language and engaging plot made it very enjoyable and easy to follow.

Name: Rithu Madhav

Class & Division: 9A

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𝙵𝚊𝚖𝚘𝚞𝚜 𝙵𝚒𝚟𝚎 : 𝙵𝚒𝚟𝚎 𝚘𝚗 𝚊 𝚃𝚛𝚎𝚊𝚜𝚞𝚛𝚎 𝙸𝚜𝚕𝚊𝚗𝚍 

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𝙵𝚊𝚖𝚘𝚞𝚜 𝙵𝚒𝚟𝚎 : 𝙵𝚒𝚟𝚎 𝚘𝚗 𝚊 𝚃𝚛𝚎𝚊𝚜𝚞𝚛𝚎 𝙸𝚜𝚕𝚊𝚗𝚍 

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Title: Famous Five :Five on a Treasure Island

Author: Enid Blyton

Five on a Treasure Island is an exciting adventure story about the Famous Five—Julian, Dick, Anne, George, and Timmy the dog. During their holiday at Kirrin Island, they discover a hidden treasure map and begin a thrilling search. Along the way, they face challenges, secrets, and dangers, but their teamwork helps them succeed. The story highlights friendship, courage, and adventure.

I enjoyed reading this book because it was simple, exciting, and full of mystery. The island setting made the story more interesting, and the characters felt lively and real. It also taught me the importance of cooperation and bravery in difficult situations. The clear writing style made it easy to understand and very enjoyable.

Name: Rithu Madhav

Class & Division: 9A

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Title: Deception Point

Author: Dan Brown

Deception Point is a fast-paced political and scientific thriller set in the Arctic region. The story follows intelligence analyst Rachel Sexton, who is sent to verify a shocking discovery made by NASA—a rare meteorite that could change science and politics forever. As she investigates further, she uncovers a dangerous conspiracy involving powerful people, hidden motives, and deception at the highest levels. The story is filled with suspense, action, and unexpected twists that keep the reader engaged till the end.

I really enjoyed reading this book because it was thrilling, unpredictable, and full of mystery. The combination of science, politics, and investigation made it very interesting. It improved my curiosity and critical thinking skills. The detailed storytelling and fast-moving plot kept me completely involved in the story. It also made me think about truth and how easily it can be hidden.

Name: Rithu Madhav

Class & Division: 9A

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Title: A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder

Author: Holly Jackson

A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder is a gripping mystery novel about Pippa “Pip” Fitz-Amobi, a smart and determined student who investigates a murder case for her school project. The case she chooses was believed to be solved years ago, but as Pip digs deeper, she discovers hidden secrets, lies, and unexpected connections in her small town. Each clue leads her closer to the shocking truth, making the story full of suspense and twists.

I really enjoyed reading this book because it was exciting, clever, and kept me guessing until the end. The investigation style made me feel like I was solving the mystery along with Pip. It also improved my thinking and observation skills. The characters were realistic and interesting, and the writing style was engaging and easy to follow.

Name:Rithu Madhav

Class & Division: 9A

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𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙳𝚊 𝚅𝚒𝚗𝚌𝚒 𝙲𝚘𝚍𝚎

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𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙳𝚊 𝚅𝚒𝚗𝚌𝚒 𝙲𝚘𝚍𝚎

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Title: The Da Vinci Code

Author: Dan Brown

The Da Vinci Code is a fast-paced mystery thriller that follows Professor Robert Langdon and cryptologist Sophie Neveu as they solve a series of hidden clues found in famous paintings and historical symbols. Their investigation begins with a murder in the Louvre Museum and leads them across Europe, uncovering a secret society and a shocking conspiracy linked to religious history and Leonardo da Vinci’s artworks. The story is full of suspense, puzzles, and unexpected twists that keep the reader engaged till the end.

I really enjoyed reading this book because it was exciting, intelligent, and full of mysteries that made me think deeply. The connection between art, history, and code-breaking was very interesting. It improved my curiosity and logical thinking. The writing style was gripping and easy to follow.

Name: Rithu Madhav

Class & Division: 9A

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𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙳𝚒𝚊𝚛𝚢 𝚘𝚏 𝚊 𝚢𝚘𝚞𝚗𝚐 𝚐𝚒𝚛𝚕

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𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙳𝚒𝚊𝚛𝚢 𝚘𝚏 𝚊 𝚢𝚘𝚞𝚗𝚐 𝚐𝚒𝚛𝚕

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Title: The Diary of a young girl

Author: Anne Frank

This book is the real diary written by Anne Frank, a Jewish girl who hid with her family during World War II. Anne describes her daily life, fears, hopes, and dreams while staying in a secret hiding place to escape danger. Even in difficult situations, she remains hopeful and thoughtful about life. Her writing shows courage, maturity, and positivity beyond her age.

I found this book emotional and inspiring because it helped me understand the suffering people experienced during war. Anne’s honest thoughts and feelings made the story deeply touching and memorable. The book taught me the importance of peace, freedom, and humanity. I admired Anne’s courage and hopeful attitude even during painful times. This diary is not only a historical record but also an inspiring story of strength and hope that leaves a lasting impression on readers.

Name: Rithu Madhav

Class & Division: 9A

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ᴄʜᴀʀʟɪᴇ ᴀɴᴅ ᴛʜᴇ ᴄʜᴏᴄᴏʟᴀᴛᴇ ꜰᴀᴄᴛᴏʀʏ

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ᴄʜᴀʀʟɪᴇ ᴀɴᴅ ᴛʜᴇ ᴄʜᴏᴄᴏʟᴀᴛᴇ ꜰᴀᴄᴛᴏʀʏ

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Title: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Author: Roald Dahl

This novel tells the story of Charlie Bucket, a poor but honest boy who wins a golden ticket to visit Willy Wonka’s magical chocolate factory. Inside the factory, Charlie discovers wonderful inventions, chocolate rivers, and amazing sweets. Other children who visit the factory behave badly because of greed and selfishness, and they face funny consequences for their actions. Charlie remains humble, polite, and kind throughout the adventure. In the end, his good nature is rewarded in a surprising way.

I enjoyed this book because it was imaginative, funny, and full of excitement. The magical factory made the story very entertaining and creative. The book also taught me the importance of kindness, honesty, and good behavior. The humorous writing style and unique characters made this novel enjoyable and unforgettable for young readers like me.

Name: Rithu Madhav

Class & Division: 9 A

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Title: Matilda

Author: Roald Dahl

Matilda is the story of a brilliant young girl who loves reading books and learning new things. Although her parents do not appreciate her intelligence, Matilda remains kind and curious. At school, she faces a cruel headmistress named Miss Trunchbull, who frightens the students. However, Matilda uses her intelligence and special powers to stand against injustice and help her kind teacher, Miss Honey. The story is funny, emotional, and inspiring.

I enjoyed reading this book because Matilda was brave, intelligent, and caring. Her love for books inspired me to read more and learn new things. The book teaches that knowledge, confidence, and kindness can help people overcome difficulties. Roald Dahl used humor and imagination beautifully, making the story exciting and memorable for readers of all ages.

Name: Rithu Madhav

Class & Division: 9A

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𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙰𝚕𝚌𝚑𝚎𝚖𝚒𝚜𝚝

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𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙰𝚕𝚌𝚑𝚎𝚖𝚒𝚜𝚝

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Title: The Alchemist

Author: Paulo Coelho

The Alchemist is an inspiring novel about Santiago, a young shepherd boy who dreams of finding treasure near the pyramids of Egypt. He leaves his home and travels through deserts and foreign lands, meeting many people who teach him valuable lessons about life, courage, and destiny. Santiago learns to listen to his heart and follow his dreams. In the end, he discovers that true treasure is not only wealth but also wisdom and self-discovery. I enjoyed this book because it was meaningful and motivational.

The story encouraged me to believe in my dreams and work hard to achieve them. The language was simple yet powerful, making the book easy to understand and enjoyable to read. This novel taught me that determination, hope, and faith are important in life.

Name: Rithu Madhav

Class: 9 A

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𝔹𝕠𝕠𝕜 ℝ𝕖𝕨𝕚𝕖𝕨 ~ 𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕋𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕤

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𝔹𝕠𝕠𝕜 ℝ𝕖𝕨𝕚𝕖𝕨 ~ 𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕋𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕤

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Title: The Twits

Author: Roald Dahl

The Twits is a humorous and entertaining story about Mr. and Mrs. Twit, a very unpleasant couple who enjoy playing cruel tricks on each other and treating animals badly. Mr. Twit is dirty and rude, while Mrs. Twit is equally nasty and clever at making tricks. They keep a family of monkeys called the Muggle-Wumps locked in a cage and force them to stand on their heads all day. The Twits also catch birds using sticky glue to make bird pie.

The monkeys become tired of the Twits’ cruelty and, with the help of the clever Roly-Poly Bird, plan a funny revenge. They secretly turn everything in the house upside down. When the Twits wake up, they believe they are shrinking and finally disappear forever.

I enjoyed reading this book because it was funny, imaginative, and full of surprises. The story teaches an important lesson that ugly thoughts and cruelty can make people truly ugly, while kindness and goodness bring happiness. Roald Dahl used simple language and humor that made the book very interesting and enjoyable for young readers.

Name: Rithu Madhav

Class: 9 A

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BEFORE THE COFFEE GETS COLD : TALES FROM THE CAFE

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BEFORE THE COFFEE GETS COLD : TALES FROM THE CAFE

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AUTHOR : TOSHIKAZU KAWAGUCHI

SUMMARY

The novel revolves around a cafe in Tokyo, which allows people to go to past and the future and revisit their loved ones but with one condition - they should return to the present before the coffee gets cold.

The visitors are bound to follow certain rules, or else they will end up becoming a ghost forever.

The book involves 4 such meetings - between two bestfriends, a mother and her son, lovers and a married couple.

The story starts with Gohtaro Chiba revisiting his best friend, Shuichi Kamiya, to let him know that his daughter, raised by Gohtaro after his death, is getting married.

The second part is that of Yukio, a passionate potter coming back from Kyoto to meet his dead mother, Kinuyo, who passed away six months ago due to cancer.

This is followed by Kurata, who time travels to the future to meet his lover, Asami, his colleague whose past he knew and whom he helped overcome her emotional trauma, to check if she is happy and peaceful.

Finally, Kiyoshi, the detective, visits his 30-year-old wife, Kimiko, from his past to gift her a necklace on her birthday.

PERSONAL REVIEW

This book creates a cozy atmosphere for readers. From the idea of time travel to the emotional depth of meeting their loved ones, that too just for a few minutes, the story is both reflective and immersive.

PARVATHY P

11 C

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One of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus is a thrilling mystery novel that keeps readers interested from beginning to end. The story starts when five students enter detention, but only four come out alive. Simon, the student who created a gossip app about his classmates, suddenly dies during detention. The police believe that one of the other four students may be responsible for his death. The story then follows Bronwyn, Addy, Nate, and Cooper as they try to prove their innocence while hiding secrets of their own.

I enjoyed this book because it was full of suspense, mystery, and unexpected twists. Each chapter is written from a different character’s point of view, which makes the story more exciting and helps readers understand each person better. At first, the four students seem very different from one another, but as the story continues, their personalities and struggles become more realistic and emotional.

The writing style is simple and easy to understand, which makes the book very engaging for teenagers. I also liked how the author slowly revealed secrets throughout the story because it kept me guessing about the truth until the end. The mystery was interesting, and the ending was surprising and satisfying.

One thing I felt was that some parts of the story moved a little slowly in the middle. However, the suspense and drama quickly made the story exciting again. The friendships and emotional moments between the characters also added depth to the novel.

Overall, One of Us Is Lying is an entertaining and suspenseful mystery novel about secrets, trust, and friendship. I would recommend this book to readers who enjoy thrillers and crime stories with teenage characters. It is a gripping novel that keeps readers curious until the very last page.

By:Mereena S Thomas

Class:X A

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The Reappearance of Rachel Price by Holly Jackson is a very interesting and suspenseful mystery novel. The story is about a girl named Bel Price whose mother disappeared many years ago when Bel was just a small child. Everyone believed that Rachel Price was gone forever, but suddenly she returns while a documentary about her disappearance is being filmed. Although the family is happy to see her back, Bel feels that something is strange about her mother’s story. As the story continues, Bel starts discovering secrets and hidden truths that make the mystery even more exciting.

I liked this book because it was full of suspense and unexpected twists. Every chapter made me more curious, and I always wanted to know what would happen next. Holly Jackson’s writing style is simple and easy to understand, but at the same time it keeps the readers fully interested. The characters also felt realistic, especially Bel, because she was brave and smart even when she was confused and scared.

One thing I found slightly slow was the beginning because it took some time for the mystery to become intense. However, once the story picked up, it became very exciting and hard to stop reading. The ending was surprising and different from what I expected, which made the book even better.

The book apwas just soo good that I wasn't able to keep the book down .

Overall, I really enjoyed reading The Reappearance of Rachel Price. It is a thrilling and emotional story about family, trust, and secrets. I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys mystery and thriller novels, especially teenagers and fans of suspense stories.

By:Mereena S Thomas

Class: XA

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There is a sad town called the Protectorate. Every year, the leaders of the town leave a baby in the forest as a sacrifice to keep a scary witch away.

​But the witch, whose name is Xan, is actually very kind. She does not want to hurt the babies! She rescues them and takes them through the forest to find loving families in other towns. On the long journey, Xan feeds the babies starlight to keep them healthy.

​One day, Xan rescues a baby girl but accidentally feeds her moonlight instead of starlight. Moonlight is packed with intense magic. Because the baby absorbs all this power, she becomes "magickal." Xan names the girl Luna and decides to raise Luna as her own grandchild.

Xan raises Luna with the help of Fyrian and Glerk.

​As Luna grows up, her magic gets too strong and wild. Xan has to lock the magic away inside Luna's mind until she turns thirteen. But when Luna hits her thirteenth birthday, the magic begins to burst out, just as a brave young man from the town decides to go into the forest to kill the witch.

There is more to the story but I don't want to ruin the book for anyone who wants to read the book so I am giving only a general idea of the book here.

The story makes us understand the importance of asking questions rather than following traditions blindly , in the other words the book asks us to go against the flow .

Hope also plays and integral part in our life even in the worst of situations we should be able to see atleast a small ray of hope that can help us keep going.

Usually when we talk about witches in fairy tales they are shown as wicked and cold hearted but in this book it's the complete opposite .I liked the way the authored depicted Xan as a kind hearted witch with a motherly kind of affection for others .

Overall I liked this book very much and I think people of all age group would love this book.i would overall rate this book 5 stars .

By:Mereena S Thomas

Class:X A

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The Diary of a Young Girl one of the most famous autobiographical books in the world. It was written by Anne Frank, a young Jewish girl who lived during World War II. The book is based on the diary Anne wrote while hiding with her family in Amsterdam to escape the Nazis. Her diary was later published by her father, Otto Frank, after the war.

The diary begins on Anne’s thirteenth birthday when she receives a diary as a gift. She names it “Kitty” and writes about her daily life, school, friends, and family. Soon, Anne and her family are forced to go into hiding in a secret annex above her father’s office. Along with another family and a dentist, they spend more than two years hiding from the Nazis.

During this time, Anne describes the difficulties of living in a confined space, the fear of being discovered, and the struggles between the people living together. Despite these hardships, Anne remains hopeful and dreams of becoming a writer one day.

One important theme in the book is hope during difficult times. Even in dangerous conditions, Anne believes that people are truly good at heart. Another major theme is freedom. Anne misses going outside, attending school, and living a normal life. The diary also shows Anne’s growth from a playful child into a thoughtful and mature teenager.

I liked this book because it is emotional, honest, and inspiring. Anne Frank’s writing feels real and personal, making readers understand her feelings and fears. The diary teaches us about the horrors of war and the importance of peace, kindness, and equality. It also helps readers understand the suffering faced by Jewish families during the Holocaust.

In conclusion, The Diary of a Young Girl is a touching and unforgettable book. It is not just a diary but also an important historical document that teaches valuable lessons about courage, hope, and humanity. I would recommend this book to everyone, especially students, because it helps us learn from history and appreciate freedom and peace.

By :Mereena S Thomas

Class :XA

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DANIEL DEFOE

This story was written by Daniel Defoe he published this novel in 1719. This story is about a man called Robinson Crusoe who was a person who loved to sail across the world. Now I'm going to explain a brief summary about this novel. Robinson Crusoe was born in a good family at England York in 1632. His father was very rich. He married a woman belonging to Robinson family. They named their done combining their ancestors name and put it for their son. Crusoe had 2 brothers and 2 sisters. His father's dream was te to make him a lawyer. But he didn't want to be one. Ath that time he heard of the storis about sea voyages. He wanted to travel like that. this father begger many times but his desire didn't change. At the age of 19 of his fri invited him sea voyage. 1651 September 1 that was the day when his troubles for the life time started . Due to heavy wind and sea waves ,One Sailor said that the ship is having a hole in the bottom and water started to enter into the ship. Before the ship collapsed they entered to a small ship. Ather this parents told him never to go again . to sail and travel. But he didn't listen to his father. During his next ship your he again met with an accident and somehow he swimed and reached an island few days later sea waves took his ship towards that island and one dog and essential food items were there in the ship .He took the food and the dog and started to live in that island.He made his own house,started agriculture using the seeds that he got from the ship, reared animals by going into deep forest, made vessels out of mud and clay, then he thought of escaping from that island and started building his on small boat. But he understood that he couldn't escape because by the time he had created his own kingdome there. So with that boat he travelled to the other sides of the same island. From there he saw a ship coming and 3 men was tied up and one of them somehow escaped and ran to Crusoe. The other 2 were killed , and the ship went back again. From that day Crusoe called the man Friday. Then they both started and builded crusoe's agriculture and rearing etc. Some days later the ship came again and bought 3 more men Friday told that one of the man is his father and they rescued the both from there. Then Crusoe started working to feed the three , they too worked with him. The same ship came with few more men. They were rescued by Crusoe and team but this time they attacked the ship and by that ship all of them went back to their own places..

Saanvi Krishna

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Author: RL Stine

Title: Goosebumps: Return of the Mummy

Main Characters: Gabe

Nila

About the Author: RL Stine is a worldwide famous author, known for his works on Goosebumps, Fear Street, Mostly Ghostly and many more.

The story starts with Gabe flying to Cairo to meet his uncle Dr Ben Hassad who is an archaeologist and his daughter Sari. Gabe finds himself in the airport alone. He panics and mistakes a foreign man for uncle Ben. He eventually finds him. After enduring the pranks that his uncle and cousin planned, Gabe gets an unexpected gift. A scarab in an clear orange glass called amber, which was said to bring good luck. Then they spend the night on a tent.

The next day, they went to the tomb that uncle Ben had discovered. After breakfast, Sari pulled him aside, saying that she was worried about her father because he had been counting on this so much, so what if it turned out to be an empty tomb? Gabe assured her, saying it might not be an empty tomb. When they got back, uncle Ben scolded them for splitting off the group. But just as they were about to enter the pyramid, a woman called Nila stopped them. She said that she was a reporter from the Cairo Sun. So after much bickering, they agree to take Nila with them. Then as they venture deeper into the tomb, Gabe falls into a pit full of spiders. After rescuing Gabe they continue moving forward. After they encounter empty rooms, ancient hieroglyphics and a warning from uncle Ben's partner, Dr. Omar Fielding saying that they shouldn't disturb the prince's sleep and should heed his last words which were ' Let me rest in peace' and that if they did not, the prince will come alive , they finally uncover the tomb of prince Khor - Ru. While they were excitedly exploring the contents of the tomb, Dr. Fielding and some office workers appeared at the entrance of the tomb. He says that the tomb should be protected because if the news of uncovering an ancient tomb spread, there might be grave robbers trying to rob the tomb.

At dinner, while they were talking, Sari asked uncle Ben about the superstition that Dr. Fielding was talking about. He told them that he did not believe it. Just then, Nila asked him what were the six words that could bring the prince back to life. He said the words and said that if one repeated the words five times, the prince will come alive. After finishing his dinner, he left. Nila left shortly after uncle Ben. Gabe decided to scare Sari by reciting the word five times. After saying it, Dr. Fielding suddenly appeared at the entrance of their tent, giving them a scare. He asked for uncle Ben and Sari sad that he was making a phone call. He left for uncle Ben and they decided to follow him. Gabe saw Dr. Fielding and uncle Ben arguing and saw Dr Fielding push uncle Ben into the pyramid

. They followed them and found themselves in a passage. They continued walking on that direction and found the mummy's tomb closed, whereas uncle Ben had closed it. They opened the tomb and found uncle Ben there. He was breathing but before they could do anything, a scraping sound made them turn back. The mummy was walking towards them. Gabe and Sari ran and was near the doorway when Nila stepped into view. They begged her to help, but she didn't pay them any mind and started waving the Summoner, a small mummy hand that Gabe always carried with him and told the mummy to kill them. Nila called the mummy 'brother' and the mummy reached past Gabe and Sari and tried to strangle her but Gabe stopped the mummy. He lashed at Gabe and Gabe lost his balance and grabbed Nila's scarab pendant and it shattered. Nila started wailing and screaming, saying that it was the only thing that kept her alive and turned into a beetle. Then Gabe felt a hand on his shoulder and that was uncle Ben. Then the police officers appeared; Dr. Fielding had called them. Then they head towards their tent and the story ends here.

This is a pretty good book for people who likes a little horror, humor and thriller books. I would recommend this book for children from 11 to adult ages. I'd rate this book a 9/10

Kashi Janya M

7B

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Author : Alex Michaelides

Genre : psychological thriller

Review by : Nayana linson 9A

Date : 19.5.2026

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides is one of the best psychological thriller novel I have ever read.

The story follows the protagonist Theo Faber, Who is a psychotherapist who is dealing with trauma from his past.

He learns about a painter named Alicia Berenson who is currently admitted at The Grove (a mental health institution) . Alicia had mysteriously stopped speaking after being accused of killing her husband Gabriel Berenson.

Theo becomes obsessed with Alicia's case determined to solve it and make her speak again, as he believesAlicia and him shares similar traumatic experiences from the past.

The story follows by Theo investigating the case which leads to a huge plot twist at the ending which most of the readers would not expect.

In my opinion the novel combines mystery, suspence and psychology in a very gripping way.

I suggest this book to all the readers who loves thriller and mystery .

RATING:4.5/5

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Title: How the Earth got its beauty

Author: Sudha Murty

A long time ago, Earth was created. Humans lived in peace. Mother Earth gave the humans whatever they needed including water, shelter, food etc. But after years and decades, Mother Earth wondered if humans were still living happily. Mother Earth thought that if she approached them directly she would have too many desires to fulfil. So she disguised herself as a 10-year-old girl and came to Earth. She noticed that there was peace and people went about their daily routine. Then she decided to talk to the people if they were happy. The first people she saw were three sisters so she asked them if they could provide her some food and shelter. The eldest one, Seeta welcomed Devi, "Mother Earth". They took Devi home and fed her a simple meal of Daal and rice. After eating she rested while the sisters were busy doing household chores. Devi asked if they were happy. Seeta said that they were bored with their lives. Each of them had different types of dreams, but they knew that nothing was gonna happen. Suddenly, Devi turned into her original form, the sisters were astonished. She asked the sisters to draw their dream world's in 3 canvases. She also gave them paint and time till the next full moon day and she disappeared. The sisters happily started drawing and painting dawn to dusk. They painted for 30 long days and on the last day they painted all day long. In the evening, the sisters took a bath in the river which washed away their tiredness. Bot then they started becoming greedy and thought of keeping everything to themselves and control everything including Mother Earth. Then a wind took away the canvases from them and flew into the river. The younger sisters Sunaina and Shyama jumped into the river and started sinking. Helpless Seeta started calling for Mother Earth and soon she saved them by dropping a rope from the sky. Then she popped out with a boom and told the sisters that everyone is equal and no one can keep their creations and asked them to travel to their dream place.

This book was very interesting to read. It was quiet short and there were so many beautiful pictures. I almost felt that I was inside the story while reading. This is my third book of Sudha Murty and it was not a boring one.

Thank you

Harish U Pattath

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Book: How the mango got it's magic

Author: Sudha Murty

This is the fifth Sudha Murty that I read. Unlike the previous books this was a little different. It is very short that we can finish this book in one stretch. It is a story of how mango got its sweetness. And old man owned a mango orchard, however the mangoes always got stolen.  So he decided to guard the orchard. One day he caught the thief red-handed. He was surprised to hear the thief's story. The thief told him how the mangoes got its sweetness and how she was cursed by the God of mangoes. Read this book to know what Sudha Murty imagined about how sour mangoes turned into sweet ones. It can be read and no time, but I found it a little boring. I was disappointed a bit because Sudha Murty's imagination didn't match mine.

Rating 6.5/10

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Book – The Magic of the Lost Temple

Author - Sudha Murthy

About The Author 🖊️

Sudha Murty is one of the most loved Indian authors. She writes simple and meaningful stories that are enjoyable for both children and adults. Her books usually teach good values and are inspired by Indian culture and real life. She has also received many awards for her contribution to literature and society.

About the Book 📖

The Magic of the Lost Temple is a beautiful story about a young girl named Nooni who spends her holidays in her grandparents’ village. In the beginning, she feels bored because village life is very different from city life. But later, she starts enjoying nature, making friends, and learning new things. One day, she and her friends discover an old hidden temple near a stepwell, and this becomes an exciting adventure for everyone in the village.

My opinion about The Book 📚

I really enjoyed reading this book because it was simple, heartwarming, and interesting at the same time. I liked the character of Nooni because she was curious, brave, and friendly. The village scenes were described very beautifully, and while reading, I could easily imagine everything. I also liked how the story teaches us about family, teamwork, and Indian traditions in a very natural way. Overall, I think this is a wonderful book for students and young readers.

I would rate this book 4 out of 5 .

Thank you

By Aadya Anand.p

9A

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Title: Creepella Von Cacklefur And The Thirteen Ghosts

Author: Geronimo Stilton

Creepella von Cacklefur and the Thirteen Ghosts is the first book in the Creepella von Cacklefur series, written by Geronimo Stilton. The story follows Creepella, a brave and adventurous mouse who enjoys mysteries, spooky places, and unusual adventures. Along with her niece Shivereen and her pet bat Bitewing, she visits the mysterious Squeakspeare Mansion after hearing rumors about thirteen ghosts living there. Inside the mansion, they meet Billy Squeakspeare, the nervous owner of the house, who is too frightened to explore it himself. Together, they investigate the strange mansion, uncover hidden secrets, and meet the ghosts one by one. As the story continues, Creepella learns that the ghosts may not be as frightening as everyone believes.

Review about the book:-

One of the most interesting parts of the story is Creepella’s personality. Unlike many characters in spooky stories, she is fearless, curious, and intelligent. Instead of running away from danger, she enjoys solving mysteries and discovering the truth. The book also has a fun balance between mystery and comedy. Billy Squeakspeare’s scared reactions make many scenes funny and entertaining. Another great feature is the colorful illustrations, creative fonts, and decorated pages, which make the book visually exciting and easy to read. The spooky atmosphere feels fun and adventurous rather than truly scary, making it suitable for younger readers.

Although the story is enjoyable, the mystery is quite simple and easy to understand. The characters are fun, but they are not explored in great emotional detail because the main focus of the book is adventure and entertainment. Some older readers may also feel that the story is too short or childish compared to more serious mystery novels. However, since the book is written mainly for children and middle-grade readers, the simple writing style works well for its target audience.

Overall, Creepella von Cacklefur and the Thirteen Ghosts is an entertaining and creative mystery story with a light spooky atmosphere. The book is easy to read, humorous, and full of imagination, making it enjoyable for readers who like ghost stories without intense horror. The illustrations and playful writing style make the experience even more engaging. While the plot may not be very complex, the story succeeds in being fun, adventurous, and memorable. I would totally recommend this book to children around 12 and under 16, As this is a simple yet spooky fun story to read.

Name: Annmy K Sony

Class & Division: VIII B

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🎸 Diary of a Wimpy Kid:        Diper Överlöad — Quick Review​

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In Diper overload (book 17)

Jeff Kinney takes a fun break from Greg Heffley’s usual middle-school drama and drops him into the chaotic world of rock and roll. Greg becomes a "roadie" for his older brother Rodrick’s terrible garage band, löded diper,hoping to score some easy fame and cash.​

Instead, Greg gets a front-row seat to the hilarious realities of a struggling band. From playing embarrassing gigs at retirement homes to dealing with terrible band merch and preparing for a local "Battle of the Bands," the book is packed with classic Wimpy Kid cringe.​

* WHY IT WORKS 🪛:

• fresh focus: Shifting the spotlight to Rodrick’s band breathes new life into the series.

​• Great Humor: The satire of rock-star delusions combined with Kinney’s iconic, expressive illustrations makes it laugh-out-loud funny.

​• Brotherly Bond: It’s great to see Greg and Rodrick working together (and bickering) more than usual.​

The Verdict: 4.2 / 5. High-energy, fast-paced, and genuinely funny. It’s a perfect, easy read for fans of the series and anyone who loves a good laugh at someone else's awkwardness.

By : Ishan k sreejith

Class : 8A.

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Book Review of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

Introduction

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a famous novel written by Mark Twain. The story is set in a small town near the Mississippi River in the United States. It is an adventure story filled with humor, fun, friendship, and exciting incidents. The novel mainly focuses on the childhood adventures of a young boy named Tom Sawyer.

Summary of the Story

The story follows Tom Sawyer, a clever and mischievous boy who lives with his Aunt Polly. Tom dislikes school and household work, but he loves adventures and fun activities. One of the most famous scenes in the book is when Tom cleverly makes other boys paint a fence for him.

Tom becomes friends with Huckleberry Finn, who is known for his carefree lifestyle. Together, they experience many exciting adventures. One night, they witness a murder in a graveyard committed by Injun Joe. Fearful for their lives, they keep the secret for some time.

Later, Tom and Huck search for hidden treasure and explore dangerous places, including a dark cave. During these adventures, Tom also develops feelings for Becky Thatcher, a girl in his school. The story becomes more thrilling as Tom bravely reveals the truth about the murder and helps catch the criminal.

My Opinion

I enjoyed reading this book because it is entertaining and adventurous. Tom Sawyer is a lively and interesting character whose clever ideas make the story enjoyable. The friendship between Tom and Huck adds humor and excitement to the novel. The story also shows the fun and freedom of childhood.

The language and descriptions make readers feel connected to the small-town life near the Mississippi River. The adventures, mystery, and funny moments keep the readers interested throughout the book.

Conclusion

In conclusion, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a wonderful novel that beautifully describes childhood adventures and friendship. Mark Twain combines humor, adventure, and important life lessons in a simple and enjoyable way. I would highly recommend this book to readers who enjoy classic adventure stories.

NAME :Krishna Nanda .P CLASS :7B

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INTRODUCTION 💝 Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone is written by J. K. Rowling. It is the first book in the famous Harry Potter series. The novel is a fantasy and adventure story that introduces readers to the magical world of wizards, spells, and magic schools. The book is loved by children and adults all over the world because of its exciting story and unforgettable characters. SUMMARY OF THE STORY💫 The story is about a young orphan boy named Harry Potter, who lives with his cruel aunt and uncle. They never tell him the truth about his parents. On his eleventh birthday, Harry discovers that he is actually a wizard. A giant man named Rubeus Hagrid takes him to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where Harry begins his magical education. At Hogwarts, Harry becomes friends with Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. Together, they experience many adventures and discover secrets hidden inside the school. Harry also learns about the evil wizard Lord Voldemort, who killed his parents. The story becomes more exciting when Harry and his friends try to protect the Philosopher’s Stone from falling into the wrong hands . MY OPINION ^_^ I enjoyed reading this book because it is full of imagination, suspense, and adventure. The magical world described by J. K. Rowling feels realistic and interesting. The friendship between Harry, Ron, and Hermione is one of the best parts of the story. I also liked the mystery and exciting challenges they faced together. The language of the book is simple and easy to understand. Every chapter has something exciting, which makes readers continue reading with interest CONCLUSION💥 In conclusion Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone is an excellent fantasy novel that teaches lessons about friendship, bravery, and kindness. It is entertaining, inspiring, and enjoyable for readers of all ages. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who loves adventure and magical stories. NAME :Krishna Nanda .P CLASS :7B

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HARRY POTTER: AND THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE

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ചങ്ങാതി നന്നായ

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ചങ്ങാതി നന്നായാൽ

“ചങ്ങാതി നന്നായാൽ” എന്ന കഥ സൗഹൃദത്തിന്റെ മഹത്ത്വവും നല്ല കൂട്ടുകാർ മനുഷ്യന്റെ ജീവിതത്തിൽ ഉണ്ടാക്കുന്ന നല്ല സ്വാധീനവും മനോഹരമായി അവതരിപ്പിക്കുന്ന ഒരു ഹൃദയസ്പർശിയായ കഥയാണ്. കഥയിൽ പ്രധാന കഥാപാത്രത്തിന്റെ ജീവിതത്തിൽ ഒരു നല്ല സുഹൃത്ത് പ്രവേശിക്കുന്നതോടെ സംഭവിക്കുന്ന മാറ്റങ്ങൾ വളരെ യാഥാർത്ഥ്യബോധത്തോടെയും ലാളിത്യത്തോടെയും ചിത്രീകരിച്ചിരിക്കുന്നു. ആദ്യം തെറ്റായ വഴികളിലേക്ക് പോകാൻ സാധ്യതയുള്ള നായകൻ, നല്ല ചങ്ങാതിയുടെ പ്രചോദനവും പിന്തുണയും കൊണ്ട് ശരിയായ ദിശയിലേക്ക് തിരിഞ്ഞ് വിജയത്തിലേക്ക് കടക്കുന്നു. കഥയുടെ അവതരണത്തിൽ ലളിതമായ ഭാഷയും വ്യക്തമായ സന്ദേശവുമുണ്ട്, അതുകൊണ്ട് എല്ലാ പ്രായക്കാർക്കും ഇത് എളുപ്പത്തിൽ മനസ്സിലാക്കാം. എഴുത്തുകാരൻ സൗഹൃദത്തിന്റെ ശക്തിയും ശരിയായ കൂട്ടുകാരുടെ തിരഞ്ഞെടുപ്പിന്റെ പ്രാധാന്യവും വളരെ ഫലപ്രദമായി വ്യക്തമാക്കുന്നു. “നല്ല ചങ്ങാതി ഉണ്ടെങ്കിൽ ജീവിതം തന്നെ മാറ്റാം” എന്ന സന്ദേശം ഈ കഥയുടെ മുഖ്യ ആശയമായി വായനക്കാരന്റെ മനസിൽ പതിയുന്നു. മൊത്തത്തിൽ, ഈ കഥ വായനക്കാരനെ ചിന്തിപ്പിക്കുന്നതും നല്ല മൂല്യങ്ങൾ കൈമാറുന്നതുമായ ഒരു മികച്ച കൃതിയാണ്.

Sivanand KR

6 C

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I Am Malala is a deeply moving and powerful autobiography by Malala Yousafzai, co-written with Christina Lamb, that narrates the extraordinary life of a young girl who dared to challenge injustice in one of the most dangerous environments. Set in the beautiful yet troubled Swat Valley of Pakistan, the book vividly describes Malala’s early life, where her passion for education was nurtured by her father, a progressive educator who believed strongly in equal rights for girls. As the Taliban gradually took control of the region, imposing strict and oppressive rules—especially banning girls from attending school—Malala’s voice grew stronger instead of fading into fear. She courageously spoke out through blogs, interviews, and public speeches, risking her life to defend the basic right to education. The narrative reaches a heartbreaking turning point when she was targeted and attacked by extremists, an event that shocked the world, but what makes her story truly remarkable is her resilience and recovery, which transformed her into a global symbol of courage, peace, and advocacy. The book not only sheds light on the harsh realities of extremism and gender discrimination but also beautifully captures themes of hope, determination, family support, and the transformative power of knowledge. Through simple yet impactful storytelling, Malala’s journey inspires readers to value education and stand up against injustice, making I Am Malala not just a personal memoir but a universal call for change and equality.

Sivanand KR

6C

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SWAMI VIVEKANANDA LIFE AND TEACHINGS

I got this book from the library of Sri Rama Krishna ashram school . My father is a teacher of ashram school . I bought this book when I went to visit the ashram with my father and mother . A simple life of Swami Vivekananda by Brahmachari Amal - written in simple English specially for children and young people . This book tries to Introduce the life of teachings of Swami Vivekananda (1863-1902) is published on the occasion of the celebration of his (150th) birth anniversary on behalf of Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna mission ,Belur math ,District howrah , west bengal . The first part of this book gives a simple account of the inspiring life of swami Vivekananda which young people will find to be absorbing interest . The second part of the book consists of the teachings of swami Vivekananda . These powerful teachings in fuse self confidence and inner strength of face the problems of life . I hope all people will find this little book a source of inspiration and guidance in life ...........

Sivanand KR

6 C

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THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING

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THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING

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AUTHOR: J.R.R. Tolkien

In this grand finale of the trilogy, the epic war for Middle-earth reaches its boiling point. Aragorn must finally step forward, embrace his true destiny as the rightful heir, and lead the heavily outnumbered forces of men in a desperate last stand at the gates of Mordor. His goal is to draw the attention of the Dark Lord Sauron's massive armies away from the real threat.

Meanwhile, Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee endure the final, agonizing stretch of their journey across the barren, treacherous volcanic plains of Mordor. With the treacherous Gollum lurking close behind and the psychological weight of the One Ring growing heavier and more corrupting with every single step, the two Hobbits must find a way to reach the fires of Mount Doom before all hope for Middle-earth is lost forever.

This is a spectacular and deeply emotional conclusion to one of the greatest fantasy series ever written. Tolkien brilliantly weaves together massive, heart-pounding battle sequences with deeply intimate character moments. The sheer scale of the final battle is breathtaking, but it is the unwavering loyalty and profound friendship between Frodo and Sam that serves as the true heart of the story. The ending handles the aftermath of war with incredible realism and emotional depth, providing a bittersweet but deeply satisfying farewell to these beloved characters.

I would highly recommend this book for people who love fantasy stories, as it delivers a perfect, unforgettable resolution to a legendary masterpiece! this series also has an award winning film trilogy and many prequels.

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THE LORD OF THE RINGS :THE FELOWSHIP OF THE RING

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THE LORD OF THE RINGS :THE FELOWSHIP OF THE RING

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AUTHOR: J.R.R. Tolkien

The story begins when a young Hobbit named Frodo Baggins inherits a mysterious ring from his uncle, Bilbo. The wise wizard Gandalf discovers that this is actually the One Ring, a powerful and evil artifact created by the Dark Lord Sauron to conquer Middle-earth. To prevent Sauron from reclaiming it and plunging the world into darkness, the Ring must be destroyed by throwing it into the fires of Mount Doom, the place where it was made.

Frodo sets out on a perilous quest, accompanied by a loyal group of companions. This group forms the "Fellowship of the Ring," which includes his loyal Hobbit friends (Sam, Merry, and Pippin), the wizard Gandalf, the elf Legolas, the dwarf Gimli, and two human warriors, Aragorn and Boromir. Together, they must navigate treacherous landscapes and face terrifying creatures.

This is an absolute masterpiece of world-building and epic storytelling. Tolkien creates an incredibly rich universe filled with detailed histories, unique languages, and unforgettable characters. The bond of friendship and loyalty among the Fellowship members is deeply moving, and the constant underlying tension of Sauron's threat keeps you hooked from start to finish. It is a brilliant start to an epic journey that perfectly balances moments of lighthearted friendship with dark, high-stakes danger.

I would highly recommend this book for people who love fantasy stories.

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AUTHOR: J.R.R. Tolkien

SUMMARY

Following the dramatic breaking of the Fellowship, the story splits into different paths. Frodo Baggins and his loyal friend Samwise Gamgee continue their perilous journey toward Mount Doom to destroy the One Ring. They find themselves tracked and eventually guided by Gollum, the Ring's wretched former owner, who is constantly torn between his loyalty to the ring and his promise to help the Hobbits.

Meanwhile, the rest of the surviving Fellowship—Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli—track a band of Orcs to rescue the captured Hobbits, Merry and Pippin. Their journey leads them to the war-torn kingdom of Rohan. Together with a miraculously returned Gandalf the White, they must help King Théodon unite his people and defend against the massive, traitorous armies of the wizard Saruman at the legendary fortress of Helm's Deep.

This second book is an incredible story that masterfully expands the scale of Middle-earth. Tolkien brilliantly balances two completely different tones: the massive, epic military strategies and battles in Rohan, and the quiet, tense, and psychological struggle of Frodo and Sam as they edge closer to enemy territory. It is a thrilling, fast-paced sequel that raises the stakes perfectly for the final conclusion.

I would highly recommend this book for people who love fantasy stories, as its world-building, deep lore, and themes of hope in the face of absolute darkness represent the absolute pinnacle of the genre.

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AUTHOR : EVIE WOODS

SUMMARY

The Mysterious Bakery on Rue de Paris is a feel-good novel revolving around Edith Lane, a 30-year-old woman, who boarded a flight to Paris anticipating her dream life at a bakery where she had been selected as a waitress only to end up realising that the bakery she was referring to was on the way to Paris and not in Paris itself.

As the story proceeds, Edith explores the city and finds herself falling in love with it as she meets new friends and makes memories with them. Even when the past trauma of the loss of her mother haunts her, she finds the comfort in Hugo Chadwick, an interesting stranger she met at a party.

Literally everyone enjoyed the baguettes and pastries with utmost love, and it evoked feelings in them that every time they took a bite, they were taken back to the most memorable memory they had.

Yet, there was something mysterious about the bakery that Edith noticed - there was no sign of where the kitchenette was, or how the recipes were made. As she explores more about the building, she finds random cookbooks and diaries, which later lead her to solve the puzzling mysteries and witness the hidden secrets about the manager, Madame Moreau , and the bakery she built.

The story ends merrily with the inauguration of Edith and Hugo's new café and the little celebration with her father and close ones.

PERSONAL REVIEW

This has to be the typical feel-good, cozy read! Nothing too intense, just "a coffee, a blanket and this book" kind of novel. The characters and the story are written in such a way that they are emotionally relatable, which adds on to the warmth of the novel and making it a comfort read.

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Title: Grave of the Fireflies
Author: Akiyuki Nosaka

Grave of the Fireflies is a 1967 semi-autobiographical short story by Japanese author Akiyuki Nosaka. The story was semi-autobiographical, meaning it was partly based on Nosaka’s own wartime experiences and the death of his younger sister from malnutrition after the Kobe bombings. He even described the story as a kind of apology to her. The story follows a boy named Seita and his little sister Setsuko. During the war II in Japan,Their Mother died during air raid. As a result, They got taken by their Aunt since no else was there to look after them. At first she takes care of them But when days passed, Their aunt got cold and resentful, when food got scarce and life becomes harder. She starts treating them as a burden rather than family. Feeling unwanted,Seita decides to leave their Aunt's place with Setsuko in an abandoned shelter. For a short time, They try to create a peaceful and calm place with fireflies and pretending everything is fine, But outside that small reality begins to get worse. Days went by, and the amount of food got less and the effects of hunger inscreased. Seita tries his best to take care of his Little baby sister, But he himself is a child and didn't fully understand the situation they got in. Later, his Sister got weaker because of Hunger.

My experience:- This was indeed a very emotional and painful story to read. It shows the struggles during war. The story quietly shows how war affects not just soldiers, but ordinary people, especially children. There is no clear villain, only difficult circumstances that push people into making hard decisions. The story doesn't have a villain, Because no is. Everyone faces issues and becomes cold or rude when things get harder and difficult to manage. When war happens, food, homes, laughter, and peace stops. The end was very sad and i cried. The relationship between Seita and Setsuko felt very real, especially the way he tried to take care of her even when he didn’t know what to do. Overall, A deep-imactful Story indeed.

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Title: Coraline
Author: Neil Gaiman

Coraline is a dark fantasy story about a young girl named Coraline who moves into a new house and feels bored and ignored by her parents. While exploring, she discovers a small door that leads to another world that looks almost exactly like her own, but better. In this “other world,” her parents are more attentive and everything seems perfect at first.

However, things slowly start to feel strange and unsettling. The “other mother” in this world has black button eyes and wants Coraline to stay with her forever. As Coraline realizes the truth, she must find a way to escape and save her real parents.

What I liked about this book is that it is not just a simple adventure story. It shows how things that seem perfect at first can actually be dangerous. Coraline is also a very strong and brave character, even though she is just a child. She doesn’t rely on anyone else and faces her fears on her own.

The story is slightly creepy, but not too scary. Instead, it creates a tense and mysterious feeling that keeps the reader interested. The idea of a hidden world behind a small door was very unique and imaginative.

Overall, Coraline is an engaging and slightly eerie story about courage, reality, and not taking things for granted. I would recomment this book to anyone who is interested in eerie yet a brave character book:)

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Title: Schoolgirl
Author: Osamu Dazai

Schoolgirl is a short Japanese novella that follows a teenage girl through one ordinary day of her life. Even though very little happens on the outside, the story feels deeply personal because it focuses on her thoughts, emotions, and the way she sees the world around her. The narrator constantly shifts between confidence, insecurity, happiness, and sadness, which makes her feel very realistic. The book takes place in pre-war Japan and quietly shows the pressure of growing up and trying to understand yourself.

My experience about the book:-

What I liked most about this book was how honest it felt. Instead of trying to make the main character perfect, Dazai shows all her confusing and contradictory thoughts. At some moments she seems mature, and at other times she behaves like a normal teenager who feels misunderstood. That made the story feel natural rather than dramatic.

The writing style is simple but emotional. Some lines felt almost like reading someone’s private diary. Even though the story was written many years ago, the feelings in it still feel relatable today. I also liked that the book was short but still meaningful.

Overall, Schoolgirl is a quiet yet powerful story about loneliness, identity, and the emotions people hide inside themselves. It is not action-filled, but it leaves a strong impression on the reader.

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Class & Division: VIII B

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HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN

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AUTHOR : J.K. ROWLING

SUMMARY

The third book in the Harry Potter series "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" deals with a much darker atmosphere and emotional depth.

The story revolves around the bizarre escape of the years-long prisoner of Azkaban, Sirius Black, and the inevitable fear it instigates among the witches and wizards. The recruitment of the dreadful creatures, Dementors, for Hogwarts castle as the security against Black creates further trouble for Harry as he is prevented from stepping out of the castle, even for the highly anticipated Hogsmeade visits, which eventually leads him to use the Marauder's Map and reach the place without catching anyone's attention. The Dementors weren't just a defence against Sirius but also a matter of trepidation for Harry whenever they closed the distance between them and this urged him to learn the Patronus Charm, a defensive spell from his Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher, Professor Lupin.

The story gets even more intense when the Hippogriff, one of the most affectionate creatures of Hagrid, the gamekeeper of Hogwarts, accidentally attacks Draco Malfoy, prompting his father to compel the authorities to execute the Hippogriff.

It is in an attempt to save the Hippogriff from prosecution that Harry, Ron and Hermione get into the Whomping willow and find themselves face to face with Sirius Black and later on discover the most uncanny truths about Harry's parents and their past.

PERSONAL REVIEW

Similar to the other two books, this one was yet another masterpiece with never-ending plot twists. From creating the image of an antagonist around Black and further on exploring the vague past to convincing Harry that Black wasn't the traitor but the true friend and guardian of Potters, this book was truly a mind-blowing piece of art.

PARVATHY P

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The Hobbit is a famous fantasy adventure novel written by J. R. R. Tolkien. The story is about Bilbo Baggins, a simple and peaceful hobbit whose life changes completely after he joins a dangerous journey to recover a lost treasure.

Bilbo Baggins lives comfortably in his small home called Bag End in the Shire. He enjoys a quiet and easy life and dislikes adventures. One day, a wise wizard named Gandalf visits Bilbo and introduces him to a group of thirteen dwarves led by Thorin Oakenshield. The dwarves want to travel to the Lonely Mountain to reclaim their treasure, which was stolen long ago by a fierce dragon named Smaug.

At first, Bilbo is unsure and frightened about joining the journey, but eventually he decides to go with them as their “burglar.” During the adventure, the group faces many dangers such as trolls, goblins, giant spiders, and wild wolves. Bilbo slowly becomes braver, smarter, and more confident through these experiences.

While escaping from goblins inside a mountain, Bilbo gets separated from the others and discovers a magical ring in a dark cave. He meets a strange creature named Gollum, who owns the ring. Bilbo cleverly solves Gollum’s riddles and escapes using the ring, which has the power to make its wearer invisible.

As the journey continues, Bilbo often helps the dwarves using his intelligence and courage. He saves them from giant spiders in a dark forest and later helps them escape from prison in the Elven Kingdom by hiding them inside barrels floating down a river.

Finally, the group reaches the Lonely Mountain. Bilbo secretly enters the mountain and meets Smaug, the powerful dragon guarding the treasure. Bilbo notices a weak spot on the dragon’s body and later this information helps a brave archer named Bard defeat Smaug.

After the dragon’s death, different groups including dwarves, elves, and humans argue over the treasure. A great battle called the Battle of Five Armies takes place when goblins attack the mountain. During the battle, Thorin fights bravely but is badly injured. Before dying, he apologizes to Bilbo for his earlier greed and pride.

In the end, peace is restored, and Bilbo returns home to the Shire with some treasure and many unforgettable memories. Although he is no longer the same simple hobbit, he has become wiser, braver, and more adventurous.

The Hobbit teaches important lessons about courage, friendship, loyalty, wisdom, and the dangers of greed. It is an exciting and imaginative story loved by readers of all ages.

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Peter Pan – Story Summary

Peter Pan is a famous fantasy novel written by J. M. Barrie. It is a magical and adventurous story about a boy named Peter Pan who never grows up. The story takes readers into a wonderful world filled with fairies, pirates, mermaids, and exciting adventures.

The story begins in London, where three children — Wendy Darling and her younger brothers John and Michael — live with their parents. One night, Peter Pan visits their house along with his tiny fairy friend, Tinker Bell. Peter teaches the children how to fly, and together they travel to a magical place called Neverland.

Neverland is a mysterious island filled with adventures and dangers. There are pirates led by the cruel Captain Hook, groups of Native warriors, mermaids, and the Lost Boys — children who live with Peter Pan. Wendy becomes like a mother figure to the Lost Boys, while John and Michael enjoy the excitement of life on the island.

Peter Pan is brave, playful, and adventurous, but he also dislikes growing up and taking responsibility. He spends his time fighting pirates and exploring Neverland. His greatest enemy is Captain Hook, a feared pirate captain who lost one of his hands to a crocodile. The crocodile swallowed a clock, so Hook becomes terrified whenever he hears its ticking sound.

During their adventures, Wendy and her brothers face many dangers. Captain Hook tries several times to capture Peter and harm the children. Tinker Bell also becomes jealous of Wendy because she wants Peter’s attention. Despite these problems, Peter bravely protects his friends.

In the final battle, Peter fights Captain Hook aboard the pirate ship. After an exciting fight, Hook falls into the sea where the crocodile is waiting for him. The pirates are defeated, and the children are safe again.

After spending time in Neverland, Wendy realizes that growing up is a natural and important part of life. She and her brothers decide to return home to their parents. The Lost Boys also go with them and are adopted by the Darling family. However, Peter Pan chooses to remain in Neverland because he never wants to grow up.

The story ends on a magical and emotional note, showing the contrast between childhood fantasy and adult responsibility. Peter Pan teaches readers about imagination, friendship, courage, and the importance of family and growing up. It remains one of the most loved fantasy stories for children and teenagers.

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Robinson Crusoe is a famous adventure novel written by Daniel Defoe. It tells the story of a man named Robinson Crusoe who survives alone on a deserted island for many years. The novel is full of adventure, struggle, courage, and survival.

Robinson Crusoe is a young man from England who dreams of travelling by sea. Although his parents want him to live a safe and comfortable life, Crusoe decides to become a sailor. During his journeys, he faces many dangers such as storms and shipwrecks, but he continues travelling because of his love for adventure.

One day, while sailing on a voyage, his ship is destroyed in a terrible storm. Crusoe becomes the only survivor and reaches a lonely deserted island. At first, he feels frightened and hopeless because he is completely alone. However, he soon gathers courage and begins working hard to survive.

Crusoe saves food, tools, guns, and other useful items from the wrecked ship before it sinks completely. He builds a small shelter to protect himself from wild animals and bad weather. Over time, he learns how to grow crops, raise goats, make clothes, and cook food. Slowly, he creates a comfortable life for himself on the island through patience and hard work.

Although Crusoe survives physically, he often feels lonely and misses human company. He spends many years alone and begins to think deeply about life, faith, and gratitude. He keeps a journal and becomes more religious and thoughtful during his isolation.

One day, Crusoe discovers footprints on the island and realizes that other humans sometimes visit the place. Later, he rescues a man from a group of tribal people. Crusoe names him Friday because he rescued him on that day. Friday becomes Crusoe’s loyal friend and companion. Crusoe teaches him English and treats him kindly.

Together, Crusoe and Friday face many dangers and eventually help defeat some attackers. After living on the island for about twenty-eight years, Crusoe finally gets the chance to return to England with the help of an English ship captain.

When Crusoe returns home, he finds that he has become wealthy from his earlier business investments. After such a long and difficult journey, he feels thankful for his survival and experiences.

The novel teaches important lessons about courage, patience, self-reliance, hard work, and hope during difficult times. Robinson Crusoe remains one of the most famous adventure stories in world literature.

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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a famous novel written by Mark Twain. It is an adventurous and meaningful story about a young boy named Huckleberry Finn, usually called Huck, and his journey along the Mississippi River. The novel talks about friendship, freedom, courage, and doing what is right.

Huck Finn is a poor boy who lives in the town of St. Petersburg. He does not enjoy strict rules and civilized life. After becoming rich from a treasure he found with his friend Tom Sawyer, Huck is forced to live properly under the care of Widow Douglas and Miss Watson. Although they are kind to him, Huck feels trapped by their rules and manners.

Huck’s cruel and alcoholic father suddenly returns and takes Huck away. His father treats him badly and keeps him locked in a small cabin near the river. Huck finally escapes by cleverly making people believe that he has been killed. He hides on Jackson’s Island, where he meets Jim, Miss Watson’s enslaved servant, who has also run away because he fears being sold away from his family.

Huck and Jim decide to travel together on a raft down the Mississippi River in search of freedom. During their journey, they face many adventures and dangers. They meet dishonest people, including two criminals called the Duke and the King, who cheat innocent villagers for money. Huck becomes wiser as he sees the greed and cruelty of society.

As Huck spends more time with Jim, he realizes that Jim is kind, caring, and loyal. Even though society tells Huck that helping Jim is wrong, Huck chooses friendship and humanity over unfair social rules. He protects Jim many times and learns the true meaning of compassion and loyalty.

Near the end of the story, Jim is captured and imprisoned. Huck asks his friend Tom Sawyer to help rescue him. Tom creates a complicated escape plan full of adventure and excitement. Finally, Jim gains his freedom, and it is revealed that Miss Watson had already freed him in her will before her death.

In the end, Huck decides not to return to civilized society because he wants to remain free and independent. The story ends with Huck planning more adventures in new places.

The novel teaches important lessons about friendship, freedom, courage, equality, and following one’s conscience. It is both an entertaining adventure story and a thoughtful novel about human values and society.

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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a famous fantasy novel written by C. S. Lewis. It is the first published book in The Chronicles of Narnia series. The story is about four children who enter a magical world called Narnia through a wardrobe and take part in an exciting battle between good and evil.

The story begins during World War II when four siblings — Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy Pevensie — are sent from London to live in the countryside at the house of an old professor. One day, while exploring the large house, Lucy discovers a magical wardrobe. When she enters it, she finds herself in the snowy land of Narnia.

In Narnia, Lucy meets a kind faun named Mr. Tumnus, who tells her that the land is under the control of the evil White Witch. The Witch has cursed Narnia so that it is always winter but never Christmas. Lucy later returns home and tells her brothers and sister about Narnia, but at first they do not believe her.

Soon, all four children enter Narnia together. Edmund secretly meets the White Witch, who tricks him with magical Turkish Delight and promises to make him a prince. Edmund becomes selfish and betrays his siblings by helping the Witch.

The children learn about Aslan, a powerful and noble lion who is the true ruler of Narnia. Aslan represents goodness, courage, and hope. With the help of talking animals and other magical creatures, the children join Aslan in the fight against the White Witch.

When Edmund’s betrayal causes trouble, Aslan sacrifices himself to save him. The Witch kills Aslan on the Stone Table, but later he comes back to life because of a deeper magic that defeats evil and death. This becomes the turning point of the story.

A great battle takes place between Aslan’s army and the Witch’s forces. Finally, Aslan defeats the White Witch and frees Narnia from her rule. Spring returns to the land, and peace is restored.

At the end of the story, the four children are crowned kings and queens of Narnia and rule wisely for many years. Later, they accidentally return through the wardrobe and become children again in the real world, even though many years had passed in Narnia.

The novel teaches important lessons about bravery, forgiveness, loyalty, sacrifice, and the victory of good over evil. It is an exciting and magical story filled with adventure and imagination.

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Heidi is a famous children’s novel written by Johanna Spyri. It is a heartwarming story about a cheerful little girl named Heidi, who lives in the Swiss Alps with her grandfather. The novel is full of love, kindness, friendship, and the beauty of nature.

Heidi is a young orphan girl who is taken to live with her grandfather, known as the Alm-Uncle, in a small mountain hut in Switzerland. At first, people in the village think her grandfather is rude and unfriendly because he lives alone in the mountains. However, Heidi’s cheerful nature slowly changes him into a kinder and happier person.

Heidi loves life in the mountains. She enjoys the fresh air, green fields, flowers, and goats. She becomes good friends with Peter, a goat herder boy, and spends her days happily exploring nature. Heidi’s innocent and loving behavior brings joy to everyone around her.

After some time, Heidi’s aunt decides to take her to Frankfurt, Germany, to live with a wealthy family. There she becomes a companion to Clara, a kind girl who cannot walk properly and spends most of her time indoors. Heidi and Clara soon become close friends.

Although the family treats Heidi well, she feels lonely and unhappy in the city. She misses her grandfather, the mountains, and her free life in nature. Heidi becomes homesick and weak because she cannot adjust to city life. Finally, the doctor advises that Heidi should return to the mountains for her health and happiness.

When Heidi returns home, both she and her grandfather become very happy again. Later, Clara visits Heidi in the mountains. The fresh mountain air, healthy environment, and Heidi’s encouragement improve Clara’s health. Slowly, Clara gains strength and learns to walk again, which surprises and delights everyone.

In the end, Heidi continues to live happily with her grandfather in the beautiful mountains. The story shows the healing power of nature, love, friendship, and kindness. It teaches readers the importance of family, caring for others, and finding happiness in simple things. Heidi is a touching and inspiring story loved by readers of all ages.🌸

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Black Beauty is a famous novel written by Anna Sewell. The story is told from the point of view of a horse named Black Beauty. It describes his life, experiences, happiness, and suffering while living with different owners. The novel teaches readers the importance of kindness and proper treatment towards animals.

Black Beauty is born on a peaceful farm in England. He spends his early years happily with his mother and learns good behavior from her. His first owner is kind and gentle, so Black Beauty grows into a strong, handsome, and well-trained horse.

Later, Black Beauty is sold to different owners. Some owners treat him with love and care, while others are cruel and selfish. At Birtwick Park, he lives happily and becomes friends with other horses such as Ginger and Merrylegs. The coachman, John Manly, takes very good care of him.

As Black Beauty’s life changes, he experiences both comfort and hardship. One of the most painful experiences is wearing tight reins called bearing reins, which force horses to hold their heads unnaturally high. This causes great pain and discomfort to many horses. Through these experiences, the book shows how humans sometimes treat animals unfairly for fashion or pride.

Black Beauty works in many difficult conditions, including pulling cabs in busy streets. Some owners overwork him and do not provide enough rest or food. Despite the suffering, Black Beauty remains patient, loyal, and hardworking.

Throughout the story, several horses suffer because of cruel treatment. Ginger becomes weak because of harsh owners, while some horses are injured due to careless handling. These incidents make the reader understand the importance of compassion toward animals.

After many years of hard work and suffering, Black Beauty finally finds a kind owner again. He is given proper care, rest, and a peaceful home where he can live comfortably in his old age. At last, Black Beauty feels safe and happy.

The novel is both emotional and inspiring. It teaches readers to treat animals with kindness, respect, and sympathy. Black Beauty also highlights the value of patience, loyalty, and humanity. The story remains one of the most loved animal stories in literature.

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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a famous novel written by Mark Twain. It is an exciting and humorous story about a young boy named Tom Sawyer and his adventures in a small town called St. Petersburg near the Mississippi River.

Tom Sawyer is a clever, playful, and mischievous boy who lives with his Aunt Polly and his half-brother Sid. Tom often gets into trouble because he dislikes school and loves adventure. Even though he is naughty at times, he has a kind heart and a lively imagination.

One day, Aunt Polly punishes Tom by asking him to whitewash a fence. Tom cleverly tricks other boys into doing the work for him by making them believe it is fun and special. This shows Tom’s intelligence and creativity.

Tom becomes friends with a poor boy named Huckleberry Finn, who is free-spirited and disliked by many adults in the town. Together, they enjoy many adventures. One night, while wandering near a graveyard, Tom and Huck witness a shocking crime. They see Injun Joe murder Dr. Robinson and falsely blame an innocent man named Muff Potter for the crime. Tom and Huck become frightened and promise not to tell anyone.

Later, Tom falls in love with a new girl in town named Becky Thatcher. Although they have small misunderstandings and arguments, they care for each other deeply.

Tom, Huck, and another friend named Joe Harper decide to run away from home and become pirates on an island in the river. Their families think they are dead, but the boys secretly return and surprise everyone during their own funeral service.

As the story continues, Tom feels guilty about Muff Potter being punished for a crime he did not commit. During the court trial, Tom bravely tells the truth and reveals that Injun Joe is the real murderer. Injun Joe escapes, and the town becomes frightened of him.

In the final part of the story, Tom and Becky get lost in a cave while exploring. Inside the cave, Tom sees Injun Joe hiding there. After many difficulties, Tom and Becky finally escape safely. Later, Injun Joe dies inside the cave after it is sealed. Tom and Huck then discover hidden treasure in the cave and become rich.

In the end, Tom continues to dream of new adventures with Huck. The novel is full of fun, suspense, friendship, and childhood excitement. It teaches readers about courage, honesty, imagination, and the importance of doing what is right.

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Around the World in Eighty Days is a famous adventure novel written by Jules Verne. The story is about a rich and disciplined Englishman named Phileas Fogg, who travels around the world in just eighty days to win a bet. The novel is full of adventure, suspense, and exciting journeys.

Phileas Fogg lives in London and follows a strict daily routine. One day, while talking with his friends at the Reform Club, he argues that modern transport makes it possible to travel around the world in eighty days. His friends do not believe him, so Fogg makes a bet of twenty thousand pounds that he can complete the journey within eighty days.

On the same day, Fogg hires a new servant named Passepartout, a cheerful and loyal Frenchman. Soon after making the bet, Fogg and Passepartout begin their journey. They travel by train, ship, elephant, and many other means of transport through different countries such as France, Egypt, India, China, Japan, and the United States.

During the journey, they face many difficulties and dangers. In India, they rescue a young woman named Aouda from a cruel custom. She later joins them on their journey. Meanwhile, a detective named Fix secretly follows Fogg because he wrongly believes that Fogg is a bank robber who has stolen money from a bank in London. Fix tries many times to delay Fogg’s journey and stop him from winning the bet.

As the journey continues, Fogg remains calm and confident even during problems such as storms, missed trains, and attacks. Passepartout helps him with great loyalty and courage. Slowly, Fogg and Aouda develop feelings of friendship and care for each other.

At the end of the journey, Fogg returns to London believing that he has lost the bet because he arrived one day late. However, he soon realizes that while travelling eastward around the world, he actually gained one extra day due to time differences. Because of this, he reaches London exactly on time and wins the bet.

In the end, Fogg marries Aouda and lives happily. The story teaches us the importance of determination, courage, punctuality, intelligence, and never giving up during difficult situations. It is an exciting adventure story that continues to inspire readers of all ages.

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Wings of Fire is the autobiography of A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, written with Arun Tiwari. The book tells the inspiring story of Abdul Kalam’s life, from his childhood in a small town to becoming one of India’s greatest scientists and the President of India. It is a story of hard work, determination, honesty, and success.

Abdul Kalam was born in Rameswaram, a small town in Tamil Nadu, in a simple and humble family. His father was a boat owner and his mother was a caring housewife. Even though the family was not rich, his parents taught him good values such as discipline, kindness, and faith. As a child, Kalam was hardworking and curious. To support his family, he sold newspapers after school while continuing his studies seriously.

Kalam was very interested in science and dreamed of flying aircraft. After completing school, he studied physics and later joined the Madras Institute of Technology to study aeronautical engineering. His teachers encouraged him to work hard and believe in himself. After finishing his education, he joined India’s space and defence research programs.

The book describes Kalam’s work with organizations like ISRO and DRDO. He played an important role in developing India’s satellite launch vehicles and missile programs. Under his leadership, India successfully developed important missiles such as Agni and Prithvi. Because of his great contribution to science and technology, he became known as the “Missile Man of India.”

The autobiography also talks about the difficulties and failures Kalam faced in life. Sometimes his projects failed, but he never gave up. He believed that failures teach valuable lessons and help people become stronger. His positive attitude, teamwork, and dedication helped him achieve success.

Throughout the book, Kalam expresses deep respect for his teachers, friends, and colleagues who guided and supported him. He believed that education, hard work, and dreams are the keys to success. He always encouraged young people to think big and serve the nation.

In the end, Wings of Fire is not only the story of Abdul Kalam’s life but also an inspiring message for students and young people. The book teaches us to dream fearlessly, work sincerely, remain humble, and never lose hope even during difficult times. It motivates readers to achieve their goals through determination and confidence.

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Title : Kingdom of Ash

Author : Sarah J. Maas

Kingdom of Ash serves as the epic and emotional conclusion to the Throne of Glass saga. The story opens with the world on the brink of total annihilation. Aelin Galathynius is trapped in a secondary location, enduring horrific torment at the hands of the Fae Queen Maeve, while her court and allies are scattered across the continent. While Aelin is being mercilessly tortured by Maeve who is later revealed to be an Valg Queen and the sister in law of the main villain and one of the three valg King Erawan, Rowan and his companions embark on a desperate search to find their queen, while Aedion and Lysandra lead a thinning line of defense against Erawan’s massive Valg army in the north. As the various storylines converge for one final stand, every character must decide what—and whom—they are willing to sacrifice to ensure a future for Erilea, leading to a massive battle that determines the fate of every kingdom.

For a student reading this final volume, the experience is often one of profound closure mixed with "book hangover." Given that the book is a massive tome, finishing it feels like an academic achievement in itself. Students often find that the multi-perspective narrative, though complex, is masterfully handled, allowing them to feel the weight of the war from every front—from the battlefield trenches to the high-stakes magical realms. The emotional payoff for characters like Dorian, Manon, and Elide provides a sense of satisfaction, as years of character development culminate in these final moments. It is a reading experience that demands stamina but rewards it with some of the most memorable scenes in modern fantasy literature.

The book resonates deeply because it focuses on the theme of "remembrance" and the idea that even in the face of impossible odds, one must keep fighting. For those who have followed Aelin’s journey from the salt mines to the throne, the conclusion feels earned and respectful of the trauma the characters have endured. It highlights the power of unity and the strength found in diversity, as different races and kingdoms finally set aside old grievances for a common cause. Kingdom of Ash is more than just a finale; it is a testament to the resilience of the human (and Fae) spirit, leaving the reader with a sense of hope and a lingering connection to a world they have spent hundreds of pages inhabitating. It was also one of the few books which made me in verge of tears as I read how Aelin was willing to sacrifice for her Kingdom even after giving so much for. She was willing to give her soul and become nothing for her Kingdom to be saved. She was willing lay her life on line and fight the enemies all alone even after the GODS had betrayed her.

Anamitra S

9D

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a famous children’s novel written by Roald Dahl. It is a fun, imaginative, and exciting story about a poor boy named Charlie Bucket and his amazing adventure inside a magical chocolate factory.

Charlie Bucket lives in a small house with his parents and four grandparents. His family is very poor, and they do not have enough money to buy many things. Charlie loves chocolates, but he gets only one chocolate bar every year on his birthday. Near Charlie’s house is the mysterious chocolate factory owned by Willy Wonka, a strange and brilliant chocolate maker. Nobody has been allowed inside the factory for many years, so people are very curious about it.

One day, Willy Wonka announces a special contest. He hides five Golden Tickets inside five chocolate bars. The children who find these tickets will get a chance to visit his factory and receive a special prize. Children all around the world become excited and start buying chocolate bars. Four children find the tickets before Charlie. They are Augustus Gloop, a greedy boy; Veruca Salt, a spoiled girl; Violet Beauregarde, who is proud and stubborn; and Mike Teavee, a boy addicted to television.

Charlie feels sad because he thinks he will never find a ticket. But one day, he finds some money on the road and buys a chocolate bar. To his surprise, he discovers the fifth Golden Ticket inside it. Charlie and his Grandpa Joe are invited to visit the factory along with the other children.

Inside the factory, they see many wonderful and magical things such as chocolate rivers, candy gardens, chewing gum meals, and tiny workers called Oompa-Loompas. During the tour, each of the four children behaves badly and faces funny punishments because of their bad habits. Augustus falls into the chocolate river because of his greed. Violet turns into a giant blueberry after chewing an experimental gum. Veruca is thrown away for being spoiled and demanding. Mike gets shrunk while trying to enter a television machine.

Charlie is the only child who remains honest, polite, and well-behaved throughout the tour. At the end, Willy Wonka reveals that the entire contest was actually a test to find someone worthy of taking over his chocolate factory. Since Charlie proved to be kind and good-hearted, Wonka chooses him as his successor.

In the end, Charlie and his family move into the chocolate factory and begin a new happy life. The story teaches important lessons about good behavior, kindness, honesty, and the dangers of greed and bad habits. It is a joyful and imaginative story loved by readers of all ages.

𝐍𝐚𝐦𝐞:𝐀𝐛𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐚 𝐂 𝐁

𝐂𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬:𝟗 𝐂

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Treasure Island is a famous adventure novel written by Robert Louis Stevenson. The story is about a young boy named Jim Hawkins who finds a treasure map and goes on a dangerous sea journey to search for hidden treasure.

The story begins at an inn called the “Admiral Benbow,” owned by Jim Hawkins’ parents. One day, an old sailor named Billy Bones comes to stay there. Before he dies, he leaves behind a treasure map showing the location of a hidden treasure buried on an island by the famous pirate Captain Flint. Jim discovers the map and shares it with Dr. Livesey and Squire Trelawney.

They decide to sail to the island in a ship called the Hispaniola. Squire Trelawney hires a crew for the journey, including a clever cook named Long John Silver. At first, Silver seems kind and friendly, but later Jim discovers that he is actually a dangerous pirate who plans to steal the treasure for himself.

During the voyage, Jim secretly overhears the pirates’ plan to attack the honest men on the ship. He warns Dr. Livesey and the others. When they finally reach Treasure Island, a fierce battle begins between the good men and the pirates.

Jim proves to be brave and intelligent throughout the adventure. He explores the island alone, finds a man named Ben Gunn who had been left on the island years ago, and helps save the ship from the pirates. Ben Gunn also knows the secret location of the treasure.

In the end, the good men defeat the pirates. Long John Silver escapes with some money, while Jim and his friends safely return home with most of the treasure. Jim never forgets the thrilling and dangerous adventure he experienced on Treasure Island.

The story teaches us about courage, loyalty, honesty, and the dangers of greed. It is an exciting novel full of adventure, suspense, and unforgettable characters.

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Class:9 C

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Title : Empire of Storms

Author : Sarah J. Maas

In the fifth volume of the series, Empire of Storms, the scale of the conflict expands to a global stage as the war against Erawan and his Valg legions begins in earnest. Aelin Galathynius is now a queen without a throne, racing across the continent to rally the Great Kingdoms of Erilea to her side. As she and her court sail toward the southern territories, they must navigate treacherous waters, ancient temples, and the shifting loyalties of powerful lords who are hesitant to follow a queen with such a destructive reputation. While Aelin plays a high-stakes game of chess with the fate of the world, her companions—including Rowan, Aedion, and Lysandra—face their own battles against overwhelming odds, all leading toward a collision that will leave the world irrevocably changed.

For a student reader, the experience of Empire of Storms is one of breathless anticipation and strategic complexity. The book introduces a maritime, adventurous atmosphere that differs from the urban and forest settings of previous novels. Students often find themselves fascinated by the tactical elements of the story; watching Aelin’s "grand plan" unfold through various secret bargains and maneuvers provides a satisfying intellectual payoff. However, the emotional weight is equally heavy, as the relationships within the group are tested by the looming threat of total annihilation. The pacing is relentless, making it a book that many readers find difficult to put down, even when faced with their own looming deadlines.

The core impact of this book lies in its exploration of sacrifice and the burdens of leadership. It forces the reader to consider what they would be willing to give up for the greater good, a theme that resonates deeply with those standing on the threshold of adulthood. The book also masterfully weaves together the journeys of various characters, from Elide’s harrowing trek across the wilderness to Lorcan’s internal struggle between duty and desire. By the time the final pages are reached, the devastating cliffhanger leaves the reader in a state of shock, cementing the series as a modern epic. It is a masterful display of high-fantasy storytelling that leaves no heart unturned and no secret safe.

Anamitra S

9D

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The Secret Seven is a popular children’s mystery and adventure series written by Enid Blyton. The stories are about a group of seven schoolchildren who form a secret club and solve mysteries together. The series is full of suspense, adventure, friendship, teamwork, and clever investigations, making it very enjoyable for young readers.

The Secret Seven club consists of Peter, Janet, Jack, Barbara, Pam, Colin, and George. Peter is the leader of the group, and Janet is his sister. The members hold secret meetings in a small shed and use passwords and badges to make their club special. They are very serious about their detective work and always look for exciting mysteries to solve.

The children are curious, brave, and intelligent. They work together like real detectives by collecting clues, observing suspicious activities, and questioning people. Even though they are young, they often solve problems that adults fail to notice. Their teamwork and friendship help them face many dangers and adventures successfully.

In one of their adventures, the Secret Seven notice strange happenings in their neighbourhood. They see suspicious people moving around at night and decide to investigate secretly. The children carefully follow clues and discover hidden secrets step by step. Sometimes they face frightening situations, but they never give up easily.

The group also has a funny helper named Scamper, Peter and Janet’s dog. Scamper often helps the children during their investigations by tracking people or alerting them to danger. His presence adds humour and excitement to the stories.

During their adventures, the Secret Seven sometimes compete with another group of boys named Susie and her friends. Susie is Peter and Janet’s sister and often tries to interfere with the club’s activities because she wants to know their secrets. This creates many funny and entertaining moments in the stories.

As the mysteries become more complicated, the children show courage and clever thinking. They secretly watch criminals, search for missing people, and help the police solve crimes. In the end, the Secret Seven usually succeed because of their honesty, intelligence, and teamwork.

The stories are set in peaceful towns, villages, and countryside areas, which create a pleasant atmosphere for adventure. The author describes ordinary places in an exciting way, making readers feel part of the mystery. The simple language and fast-moving events keep readers interested from beginning to end.

The main message of the stories is the importance of friendship, cooperation, bravery, and responsibility. The Secret Seven members trust each other and always help one another during difficult situations. The stories also encourage curiosity, observation, and problem-solving skills.

The adventures of the Secret Seven are exciting without being too frightening, which makes the series suitable for school students. The mysteries, humorous moments, and strong friendships make the books enjoyable and memorable for readers of all ages.

Name: Abhinanda C B

Class:9 C

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Title : Queen of Shadows

Author : Sarah J. Maas

In Queen of Shadows, the fourth installment of the series, the evolution of the story reaches a boiling point as the protagonist returns to Adarlan. No longer the frightened girl who left for Wendlyn, she is now a woman fully embracing her identity as Aelin Ashryver Galathynius. Her mission is personal and perilous: she must rescue her cousin Aedion Ashryver, break the curse holding Prince Dorian captive, and settle old scores with her former master, Arobynn Hamel. The streets of Rifthold have become a battlefield where alliances shift like shadows, and Aelin must gather a band of outcasts and old enemies to ignite a revolution against the King of Adarlan and the demonic Valg forces he commands.

The experience of a student reading this particular book is often described as a high-octane emotional rollercoaster. After the more introspective and training-focused pace of the previous volume, Queen of Shadows delivers explosive action and satisfying reunions that students find incredibly rewarding. The narrative structure, which balances intricate heist-like planning with intense combat, makes it easy to stay engaged during study breaks. Readers often comment on the thrill of seeing long-standing plot threads finally intertwine, as characters from different corners of the world—like the assassin Nesryn Faliq and the witch Manon Blackbeak—begin to impact the main storyline in significant ways.

What resonates most with young readers in this book is the theme of reclamation and the power of chosen family. The fierce loyalty between Aelin and her "court" provides a powerful example of support systems and resilience. The book transitions the series from a story of survival into a story of justice and leadership, which is deeply compelling for students who are beginning to find their own voices in the world. With its sharp dialogue, complex moral grey areas, and a climax that changes the landscape of the continent forever, Queen of Shadows is often cited by fans as the point where the series transforms into a true epic masterpiece.

Anamitra S

9 D

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Malgudi Days is a famous collection of short stories written by R. K. Narayan. The stories are set in an imaginary small town called Malgudi in South India. Through these stories, the author beautifully describes the daily life, emotions, problems, and dreams of ordinary people. The book is loved for its simple language, realistic characters, gentle humour, and meaningful messages.

Malgudi is not a real town, but it feels very real because of the detailed description of streets, schools, shops, temples, and houses. The people living there include students, teachers, shopkeepers, servants, children, and old men. Each story presents different characters and situations, making the book interesting and enjoyable.

One of the most famous stories in the book is “Swami and Friends.” It tells the story of a schoolboy named Swaminathan, also called Swami. He is playful, innocent, and often afraid of his strict teachers and father. Swami spends most of his time with his friends, playing games and having adventures. The story shows the joys and troubles of childhood, friendship, and school life.

Another well-known story is “A Hero,” where Swami tries to prove his bravery. His father challenges him to sleep alone in a dark room to overcome his fear. During the night, Swami becomes frightened but accidentally catches a thief hiding in the house. In the end, everyone praises him as a hero. The story teaches that courage can appear even when a person feels afraid.

In the story “The Missing Mail,” a village postman named Thanappa delays delivering an important letter because he does not want to spoil a family wedding. Although he breaks the rules, he acts out of kindness and concern for the family’s happiness. The story highlights human emotions and the importance of compassion.

Another touching story is “Leela’s Friend.” It is about a servant named Sidda who becomes friendly with a little girl named Leela. Sidda entertains her with stories and games, and Leela trusts him deeply. However, when a theft occurs in the house, Sidda is wrongly suspected because he is poor. The story shows how innocent people can suffer because of misunderstanding and social prejudice.

The stories in the book are simple but meaningful. They describe common human feelings such as happiness, fear, jealousy, kindness, loneliness, and hope. Many stories also contain humour and irony, which make them entertaining. The author uses ordinary situations to teach important lessons about life and human nature.

The characters in the book are very realistic. Children behave like real children, adults have everyday worries, and old people share wisdom and experience. Readers can easily connect with these characters because they seem natural and familiar.

Nature and village life are also beautifully described in the stories. The peaceful streets of Malgudi, the markets, schools, and riverbanks create a warm and lively atmosphere. The simplicity of life in Malgudi makes the stories pleasant and memorable.

Through Malgudi Days, the author shows that even ordinary people and simple events can become interesting and meaningful. The book teaches values such as honesty, kindness, friendship, courage, and understanding others. It also reminds readers to appreciate the small joys of everyday life.

The simple language and engaging storytelling make the book suitable for students and readers of all ages. The stories are entertaining while also giving valuable lessons about human relationships and society. Because of its realistic characters and emotional depth, Malgudi Days remains one of the most loved works in Indian literature.

Name:Abhinanda C B

Class:9 C

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Title : Heir of Fire

Author : Sarah J. Maas

In Heir of Fire, the third book of the series, the story expands its horizon as Celaena Sardothien travels to the continent of Wendlyn. Her goal is to confront her aunt, the Fae Queen Maeve, and learn the truth about her magical heritage and the Wyrdkeys. However, consumed by grief and guilt, Celaena is in no condition to fight. She is placed under the tutelage of Rowan Whitethorn, a cold and powerful Fae prince, who forces her to endure brutal training to master her long-suppressed magic. Meanwhile, back in Adarlan, Chaol and Dorian must navigate a growing resistance and the terrifying rise of the Valg, all while trying to survive under the King's increasingly watchful eye. The true identity of Celaena being Aelin Ashryver Galathynuis, the princess of the one of the most powerful fallen kingdom and heir of fire goddess, Mala herself is also one of the major revelation in the book

For a student reader, Heir of Fire marks a significant shift in the series, moving from a castle-bound mystery to a sprawling epic fantasy. The reading experience is often described as a "slow burn" that pays off with immense emotional depth. Students often find the introduction of Rowan and the development of the "carranam" bond to be a highlight, as it showcases a relationship built on mutual growth and healing rather than just romance. The dual perspectives—switching between the intense training in Wendlyn and the brewing rebellion in the capital—keep the narrative momentum high, teaching readers how to track multiple complex storylines simultaneously.

This volume is widely praised by students for its profound exploration of mental health and identity. Watching the protagonist transform from a broken survivor into a queen reclaiming her name is incredibly inspiring for those navigating their own transitions and academic pressures. The introduction of new characters like Manon Blackbeak and the Ironteeth witches adds a gritty, fascinating layer to the lore that broadens the world's scope. Ultimately, Heir of Fire serves as the turning point of the series, where the stakes move from personal survival to the fate of an entire world, leaving readers breathless for the battles to come.

Anamitra S

Class : 9 D

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Title : Crown of Midnight

Author : Sarah J. Maas

Crown of Midnight, the second installment in the series, picks up with Celaena Sardothien serving as the King’s Champion. While she appears to be doing the King’s bidding by eliminating his enemies, she is secretly playing a dangerous game of deception to protect those she has been ordered to kill. Her loyalty is pushed to the breaking point as she navigates her growing feelings for Chaol Westfall and a deepening rift with Prince Dorian. However, the discovery of ancient Wyrdmarks and a hidden rebellion within the castle walls forces Celaena to confront a terrifying truth about her own heritage and the source of the King’s dark power. When a devastating tragedy strikes, she is forced to decide once and for all where her loyalties truly lie.

For a student engaging with this sequel, the reading experience often feels much more intense and emotionally charged than the first book. The stakes transition from a physical competition to a high-stakes political thriller, which keeps the reader constantly on edge. Students often find themselves deeply invested in the moral dilemmas Celaena faces; her struggle to balance her personal safety with her conscience makes for a gripping character study. The shift in tone—from the "tournament" feel of the first book to a darker, more atmospheric mystery—challenges the reader to pay close attention to the intricate world-building and the subtle clues scattered throughout the chapters.

The book is particularly impactful because of how it handles the weight of secrets and the consequences of one's choices. Many readers including myself appreciate that the story doesn't shy away from the darker aspects of loss and betrayal, making the character growth feel earned and realistic. The revelation of the broader magical system and the hints of a larger world beyond the castle walls provide a satisfying sense of scale that leaves students eager to jump immediately into the next volume. It is a powerful middle chapter that proves the series is about much more than just an assassin; it’s about the cost of freedom and the courage required to face a destiny one never asked for.

Anamitra S

Class : 9D

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Title: Throne of Glass

Author: Sarah J. Maas

Throne of Glass follows the journey of Celaena Sardothien, an eighteen-year-old assassin who, after a year of hard labor in the salt mines of Endovier, is offered a chance at freedom. Her task is to compete against twenty-three thieves, assassins, and warriors in a grueling competition to become the King’s Champion. As she navigates the lethal trials, she finds herself caught in a complex web between the crown prince, Dorian Havilliard, and the captain of the guard, Chaol Westfall. However, the competition takes a dark turn when contestants begin turning up dead under mysterious and gruesome circumstances, forcing Celaena to uncover an ancient evil lurking within the glass castle before she becomes the next victim.

For a student reader, the experience of diving into this book is often one of complete immersion. The fast-paced plot and the high stakes of the competition make it a "page-turner" that fits well into a busy academic schedule, providing a thrilling escape. I find Celaena to be a refreshing protagonist; she is fiercely capable and strong, yet she retains a love for fine clothes, books, and music, making her feel like a multidimensional person rather than just a trope. The evolution of the relationships—moving from cold suspicion to genuine loyalty—strikes a chord with those who enjoy character-driven narratives. While the initial premise feels like a classic tournament, the underlying mystery and the introduction of a larger magical lore keep the audience questioning what lies beyond the horizon of the first book.

Beyond the action, the book resonates with younger audiences because it explores themes of resilience and reclaiming one's identity. Reading about Celaena’s determination to survive despite her past trauma is both empowering and relatable for anyone facing their own challenges. The prose is descriptive without being overly dense, allowing the vivid imagery of the shimmering glass castle and the gritty combat scenes to stand out clearly. Overall, it serves as an excellent entry point into the high fantasy genre, leaving readers eager to see how the world expands in the subsequent installments of the series.

Anamitra S

Class : 9 D

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The Jungle Book is a famous collection of stories written by Rudyard Kipling. The most popular stories in the book are about a boy named Mowgli, who is raised by animals in the jungle. The book is full of adventure, danger, friendship, and lessons about courage and loyalty. It also beautifully describes the life of animals and the laws of the jungle.

The story begins when a small baby boy wanders into the jungle after losing his parents. A family of wolves finds the child and decides to protect him. Mother Wolf lovingly accepts the baby as her own son and names him Mowgli. However, a cruel tiger named Shere Khan wants to kill the child because he hates humans. The wolves refuse to give Mowgli to the tiger and raise him in their cave.

As Mowgli grows up, he learns the ways of the jungle. A wise black panther named Bagheera and a large brown bear named Baloo become his teachers and protectors. Baloo teaches him the Law of the Jungle, which all animals must follow to live peacefully. Bagheera teaches him hunting skills, wisdom, and survival. Mowgli learns to speak the languages of animals and becomes friendly with many creatures in the jungle.

Although Mowgli grows up among animals, some creatures never fully trust him because he is human. Shere Khan continues to threaten him and waits for a chance to attack. The tiger is proud, cruel, and feared by all the animals. Mowgli, however, grows into a brave and intelligent boy who refuses to be frightened by him.

One day, Mowgli is kidnapped by a group of mischievous monkeys called the Bandar-log. The monkeys have no rules or discipline and create trouble everywhere. They take Mowgli to an old ruined city deep in the jungle. Bagheera and Baloo become worried and search for him. They take help from Kaa, the huge python, who uses his strength and hypnotic power to rescue Mowgli from the monkeys. After this adventure, Mowgli understands the importance of wisdom and discipline.

As time passes, the wolves begin to fear Shere Khan more and more. Some of the younger wolves turn against Mowgli because he is human. Finally, Mowgli realizes that he cannot remain in the wolf pack forever. Bagheera advises him to use the “Red Flower,” which is fire, because animals are afraid of it. Mowgli brings fire from the human village and uses it to scare Shere Khan away. The tiger is defeated and humiliated.

After leaving the wolf pack, Mowgli goes to live in a nearby human village. At first, village life feels strange to him because he has spent his childhood in the jungle. Slowly, he learns human customs and language. However, he still feels deeply connected to the jungle and its animals.

Later in the story, Shere Khan returns again to take revenge on Mowgli. This time, Mowgli bravely plans to defeat the tiger forever. With the help of buffaloes and his jungle friends, he traps Shere Khan and kills him. The jungle animals praise Mowgli for his courage and intelligence.

Even though Mowgli spends time with humans, he never forgets the jungle where he was raised. He loves both the animal world and nature deeply. The story ends with Mowgli understanding his own identity and learning that courage, friendship, and loyalty are the most important qualities in life.

The book teaches many valuable lessons. It shows the importance of friendship, obedience, bravery, respect for nature, and living according to rules. The characters of Baloo, Bagheera, Kaa, and Mowgli make the story exciting and memorable. The adventures in the jungle and the emotional connection between humans and animals make the book enjoyable for readers of all ages.

Name: Abhinanda C B

Class:9C

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