CLASS -7A.

After staying in the lockdown for over a year, Nooni is now visiting her Ajja-Ajji in Somanahalli. Memories of excavating the famous stepwell and experiencing village life for the first time in The Magic of the Lost Temple are still afresh in Nooni’s mind. Excited to finally step out of the confines of her home, little does Nooni know she will make yet another discovery, only this time it’s a missing puzzle in her family’s history. This is all about the story .

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" It is a fine evening indeed," the bear said to the Fox one day. " Let us go for a walk in forest. But the bear have bad habit of Boasting. The fox love his friend, but he hated the habit of Boasting. " I have to teach a lesson to bear ," soon they to the edge of the forest. they saw a wood cutter, cutting down a tree. " Look ! there is a man we should go back to forest, we bears respect man, we don't even touch a dead man. But we attack on a living man, now you can clearly see how kind and understanding we bears are " said the bear.

The fox thought " this is the right time to teach lesson to my friend"

" How nonsense are bears, don't you think you are attacking on a living man but respect a dead body." The bear felt ashamed and bad that his friend stay such things to him. But he could not deny that the fox spoke the truth.

" I have to visit my friends, the bear!" And the Bear said as he walked away from the fox.

By - Parag

Class - 6D

CLASS:- 7th B

Author :-Arundhati Roy

Name of the Book:-

*The God of Small Things: A Haunting and Beautiful Novel*

This novel is a masterpiece of contemporary literature that weaves a complex and poignant tale of love, loss, and social hierarchy in 1960s Kerala, India. The story centers around the lives of two Indian twins, Rahel and Estha, growing up in Ayemenem, Kerala, and struggling with their family's complex dynamics and societal expectations.

The novel explores themes of love, loss, trauma, and social oppression, exposing the dark underbelly of Indian society where the rigid caste system and social norms suffocate individual freedom and happiness. The writing is evocative and masterful, conjuring vivid images of the Kerala landscape and the characters that inhabit it.

The non-linear narrative structure adds to the novel's complexity, weaving together past and present in a way that is both disorienting and mesmerizing. The characters are multidimensional and flawed, making it impossible not to become invested in their lives.

The novel's portrayal of social hierarchies and oppression is unflinching, highlighting the brutal consequences of defying social norms. Despite the overwhelming themes and emotions, the novel is ultimately a powerful and thought-provoking read that lingers long after the final page is turned.

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CLASS:- 7th B

Author:-Jhumpa Lahiri

Name of the Book:-

*The Namesake: A Poignant Exploration of Identity*

This novel tells the story of Gogol Ganguli, a young American-born son of Indian immigrants, as he navigates his complex identity and cultural heritage. The story explores the tensions between tradition and modernity, as Gogol struggles to reconcile his Indian roots with his American upbringing.

The novel masterfully portrays the challenges of cultural identity, family dynamics, and self-discovery. Through Gogol's journey, the story highlights the intricacies of belonging and the search for one's identity.

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CLASS -7.A The Blue Umbrella follows the simple story of Binya, a mountain girl, who chances upon a blue umbrella and gets it for herself in exchange for her lucky charm. The entire village becomes envious of the umbrella, including the shopkeeper, Ram Bharosa, who tries to buy the beautiful umbrella from Binya.

CLASS -7A. In DIARY OF A WIMPY KID: NO BRAINER, Greg wishes he could take his brain out of his head, leave it at school for the day, and go out and have fun. Instead, he and his brain are stuck in a school with bad test scores and so little funding there's talk that it may close.

CLASS -7A. The Magic of the Lost Temple” is a story of Nooni, a young girl, who gets enchanted and fascinated by the story of an old stepwell told to her by her grandparents. This stepwell, which was apparently created by a “celestial architect” was used by “celestial maidens”, and now is lost to the village forever

CLASS -7A. The Secret Seven is a story of seven cousins who come together to form a secret society. The group come together for holidays, festivities, helping the needy and to solve mysteries and crimes taking place in their village, Peterswood. Every Secret Seven member has a badge that says S.S. and a password.

CLASS -7A. A Christmas Carol is a novella by Charles Dickens about Ebenezer Scrooge, an old man, who is well-known for his miserly. ways. On Christmas Eve, Scrooge is visited by a series of ghosts, starting with his old business partner, Jacob Marley.

Class : 7th B

Name of the book : Nancy drew

Author : Carolyn Keene

Nancy Drew, a famous book written by Carolyn Keene is a fabulous book filled with mystery, laughter, friendship, adventures and is super exciting. I read a book where a shop of one of Nancy Drew's friends got vandalized. Nancy Drew with her friends went on an adventure to find the culprit behind the scene. City's to City's they traveled having many suspects. They finally found the culprit one day, this exciting adventure inspired me to also do some mystery solving. I recommend you this book and when you read this, you will not STOP reading. It's a really good book and in the remaining days, I am surely going to read more of the series.

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Review of A Little Princess

It is a story of a 7 year old girl named , Sara Crewe. Sara Crewe , an exceptionally intelligent and imaginative student at Miss Minchin 's Select Seminary for Young Ladies , is devastated when her adored , indulgent father dies. Now penniless and banished to a room in the attic , Sara is demeaned , abused and forced to work as a servent.

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Book 2

CLASS - 7A

Review of The Upside Down King

Sudha Murthy is brilliantly written The Upside Down King begins as just another story , about a king name khatwanga , a powerful ruler who belonged to the solar dynasty and who could not have children because of a curse from the gods. On advice from sage Vashishta , King Dilip then performs a penance and his curse is broken. The story has many twist and turns , but it ends with quite a delightful revelation that it is the origin story of king Dasaratha , Lord Rama's father and the king of Ayodhya! One can see a pattern Emerge the story of Aja , Dasharatha's father , for instance , has a few similarities with Dasharatha's own fate.

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Book 3

CLASS - 7A

Review of The Blue Umbrella

The story revolve around the hills of the Himalayas , known as Garhwal , where a man named Ram Bharosa ran a tea stall. In the same village , a small girl named Binya lived with an elder brother Biju and her mother.

The introvert Binya is roughly nine to eleven years old , who comes across holidaymakers from urban areas. Elegent dress and exotic food were enough to hold her attention , but anything that led her to interpret the stylish crowd was the blue umbrella laid open on the ground among them. The urbanites noticed her beauty and the glass beaded necklace that had a leopard's claw. Immediately her necklace caught the eye of everyone.

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This book is written by Madeleine L'engle ,a prestigious children's novel writer , born in America in 1918 and died in 2007. Her most famous book is " the wrinkle in time " a book she completed in 1960 . It was published first in 1962 and in 1963 it won the newberry medal followed by the sequoah book award and the lewis carrol shelf award and was the runner - up for the hans Christian anderson Award.

Main characters - meg , Charles and calvin

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SADHIKA S PAI,

8 A

CLASS -7A. The narrative follows the adventures of Rohan, a young boy who embarks on a journey across India by train. Along the way, Rohan encounters a diverse array of characters, each with their own unique stories and backgrounds

CLASS -7A.

Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a classic children's book. It tells the story of the young Alice as she follows the White Rabbit into the fantasy world of Wonderland. There, Alice meets other strange creatures like the Hatter and the Hare, the Cheshire Cat, and the Queen of Hearts.

CLASS -7A. The story is about Jim, a young boy who goes in search of treasure after finding a treasure map. Jim faces shipwreck, a pirate mutiny, and sword fights. Jim's tale is a rags-to-riches story of a young boy who overcomes the odds.

CLASS -7A… . a bildungsroman that follows the experiences of its eponymous heroine, including her growth to adulthood and her love for Mr Rochester, the brooding master …

CLASS -7A.

Emma was Jane Austen's fourth published novel, and the last to be published during her lifetime. Set in the fictional village of Highbury, the story focuses on its 'handsome, clever and rich' heroine Emma Woodhouse, who entertains herself by matchmaking and meddling in the lives of her friends and neighbours.

CLASS -7A.

Crusoe is the only survivor, washed up onto a desolate shore. He salvages what he can from the wreck and establishes a life on the island that consists of spiritual reflection and practical measures to survive. He carefully documents in a journal everything he does and experiences.

CLASS -7A. . On this date in 1813, Jane Austen published Pride and Prejudice, her most famous novel, and one of the greatest works of English literature. At its core, Pride and Prejudice tells the love story of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy, both of whom have to overcome their biases in order to end up together.

Author - Sudha Murty

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The magic of the lost story is a beautiful read with a vibrant backdrop of the magnifincent 'Tungabhadra river' and the stories around the river. It's the story of curious Nooni who visit her grandparents in Somanahalli where she discoverd an ancient stepwell, all thanks to her unending curiosity. Little did she know this time, she was about to make another discovery, this time related to her family tradition. Right from the start 'Sudha Murty' weaves an adventurous tale of mystery and discovery.

The book provides useful information and a message about being curious. It is a contribution of the previous of the previous book, 'MAGIC OF THE LOST TEMPLE' . Readers apperciate the cultural aspect and tradition in Malenady villages.

I highly recommend the magic of the lost story to children and adults both. The author's writing style is engaging, and the story is well-paced, making it easy to get lost in the world of the book.

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CLASS -7A. This is a story about an orphaned boy named Rusty, of Anglo-Indian descent, living in a European colony in Dehra (a place in Uttarakhand) with his guardian Mr. Harrison and the missionary's wife, who wanted him to stay away from Indians and groom him as a pure Englishman.

Independent Foreign Fiction Prize (2004)

British Book Awards - Best Read of the Year (2005),and the 1st World Book Day title in U.S. (2012)

Main characters - amir , hassan ,ali and baba

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SADHIKA S PAI,

8A

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8A

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8 A

Class - 6D

Name - parag

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𝗖𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘀-𝟳𝗕

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𝗕𝘆 𝗦. 𝗔𝗮𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗸𝗮 𝗩𝗲𝗻𝗶

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𝐖𝐡𝐨 𝐠𝐞𝐭𝐬 𝐟𝐚𝐬𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐚𝐧 𝐨𝐥𝐝 𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐩𝐰𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐭𝐨𝐥𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐛𝐲 𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐬. 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐩𝐰𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐜𝐡 𝐰𝐚𝐬 𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐥𝐲 𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 𝐚 𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐰𝐚𝐬 𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐝 𝐛𝐲 𝐜𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐦𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐬. 𝐍𝐨𝐰 𝐢𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐯𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫.

𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐢𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐡𝐨𝐰 𝐢𝐭 𝐰𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐦𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐨 𝐝𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫

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𝘉𝘺 𝘚. 𝘈𝘢𝘳𝘯𝘪𝘬𝘢 𝘝𝘦𝘯𝘪

𝘊𝘭𝘢𝘴𝘴 7𝘉

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I'm a really big fan of cars. I like to learn about every aspect of a car. So this book is like a treasure chest for me. By reading this wonderful book I learned about the whole legacy of the infamous yet kind of underrated British supercar brand, Aston Martin. Every minute detail from how two founders of a historic car brand "Bamford & Martin" created the current company Aston Martin. The name of the founders were Robert Bamford and Lionel Martin. Its funny to think that if the history of this brand had turned out a little different, the badge of this company would have read 'Bamford Martin'! I absolutely loved reading about the specifications and details about every car they made starting from 1929 to 2007. Although this book is a bit old by now, it still provides enough detailed information about the brand from its financial ups and downs to how different owners handled the company and even the relationship between this brand and the legendary James Bond. Seriously, James Bond drove an Aston Martin in the movies. Anyways, read the book for more information! Thanks for reading!

Bharath B Nair

8A

15/04/25

All the animals helped each other to dig the well accept the lazy Fox. After a few days the well is ready. All the animals were happy. “ We did it together ” the rabbit said. “ Accept the lazy Fox ” the Hedgehog 🦔 replied. So the animals didn't allowed the fox to drink water from the well. "I will ensure that the fox should not drink the water from the well " the lion said. All animals agreed. Next day the fox came near to the well but the lion stopped her. " you can't drink water from this well because you didn't help us to build this one " the lion said to the fox. " Sorry my lord the king of the forest but I didn't came here for drinking water. Why should I drink water, when I can drink honey. Honey is more sweeter and better than the water. You can also try it. For trying this honey you should lie on the ground and I will tie you with the rope so you can't move your legs. If you don't move your leg that is easier for me to giving you honey " fox said to the lion. The greedy lion eccepted. The smart fox went to the well and drunk water but the lion couldn't stop her. " If other animals see me tying with the rope they will laugh at me " the lion thought. " If you untie me I will allow you to a drink water for everyday " the lion said to the fox. " What if I don't untie you " the fox said to the lion. " If you don't untie me from other animal will. And we both will became enemies " the lion said to the fox. " Tt is better that I will untie him " the fox thought. Fox and tired the lion and the lion allow her to drink water for everyday.

Story ended.

Name - Parag

Class- 6D

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Khyrunnisa A. is an Indian author of children's fiction, speaker, academic and columnist who also writes for adults. She created the comic book character 'Butterfingers'. The character first appeared in the Indian children's magazine tinkle

Things get exciting when Nooni stumles upon an ancient fabled step well right in the middle of a forest. As she tries to discover the mystery behind this well,the story takes a drastic turn,and she unravels things she didn't envisage before.

Author=SUDHA MURTHY

Published=11 november 2016

Rating=5stars

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This book is written by Jeff kinney or ,Jeffrey Patrick Kinney (born February 19, 1971), an American author and cartoonist. He is best known for creating, writing and illustrating the children's book series Diary of a Wimpy Kid. He also created the child-oriented website Poptropica.

Main characters - greg heffley,his grandma , rodrick , manny , his mother ( susan ) , and his father ( frank )

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SADHIKA S PAI , 8A

Class :7C

"The blue umbrella "by Ruskin Bond , a story and heart warning story , is generally well - received for its simple yet powerful message of humility , kindness , and the importance of human connectior over matrial possessions .

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" Cherry tree ", a story return by "Ruskin Bond, is a gentle tail about a Boy named Rakesh journey of planting a nurturing a cherry tree .lt is a amazing story

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" May son is the best archer in the whole world " the

The authors of this book are gerry bailey and karen foster . They have written many biographies similar to this one. Not much is known about them , except for the fact that they have written many amazing books for us readers ..

Main characters - Galileo galeili, digby , hester and Mr rummage .

BY,

SADHIKA S PAI ,

8A

CLASS - 7A

Review of The Magic of the Lost Story

After staying in the lockdown for over a year, Nooni is now visiting her Ajja-Ajji in Somanahalli. Memories of excavating the famous stepwell and experiencing village life for the first time in The Magic of the Lost Temple are still afresh in Nooni's mind. Excited to finally step out of the confines of her home, little does Nooni know she will make yet another discovery, only this time it's a missing puzzle in her family's history.

Written in India's favourite storyteller's inimitable style, The Magic of the Lost Story captures the value of asking questions and keeping the answers alive. Packed with delightful artworks and wondrous terrains, this story takes you on an unforgettable journey as it follows the magnificent Tungabhadra River.

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Book 1

CLASS - 7A

Review of Malgudi Days

Malgudi Days" by R.K. Narayan is a delightful collection of short stories that offer a glimpse into the lives of ordinary people in the fictional South Indian town of Malgudi. Through engaging narratives and memorable characters, the book explores themes of human connection, everyday life, and the beauty of simple moments. Narayan's writing style is characterized by its humor, warmth, and keen observations of human nature, making the stories relatable and enjoyable for readers of all ages.

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Book 5

CLASS - 7A

Review of The Gulliver's Travel

Shipwrecked and cast adrift, Lemuel Gulliver wakes to find himself on Lilliput, an island inhabited by little people, whose height makes their quarrels over fashion and fame seem ridiculous. His subsequent encounters - with the crude giants of Brobdingnag, the philosophical Houyhnhnms and the brutish Yahoos - give Gulliver new, bitter insights into human behaviour. Swift's savage satire view mankind in a distorted hall of mirrors as a diminished, magnified and finally bestial species, presenting us with an uncompromising reflection of ourselves.

This text, based on the first edition of 1726, reproduces all its original illustrations and includes an introduction by Robert Demaria, Jr, which discusses the ways Gulliver's Travels has been interpreted since its first publication.

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Book 7

CLASS - 7A

Review of The Witches

This story is not about the fairy-tale kind of witches… There are REAL witches out there who can disguise themselves to look like ordinary ladies. But they are as evil as their fairy-tale sisters, and if you pay attention you can recognize them. When his parents die, the boy has to live with his Norwegian grandmother. She is a retired witchhunter, and tells him all about them. Real witches wear wigs, gloves and don’t have toes. Real witches think that children actually smell like dog droppings!

When they go to the coast on a short holiday, they actually run into a full blown witch meeting! Once a year the witches of every country get together to meet the Grand High Witch, and this year the English witches chose their hotel. The boy is soon discovered by them and won’t ever be the same… And soon both he and his grandmother are looking for a way to destroy the witches.

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Book 8

CLASS - 7A

Review of Oliver Twist

Oliver Twist is a classic book by Charles Dickens that most of us have read. It tugs at our heartstrings during the beginning and middle and gets us anxious at the end. It’s no wonder why this book is a popular classic and a must-read worldwide.

The plot of the book is simple: it revolves around a boy named Oliver who is an orphan. He escapes the workhouse he lived in, joins a gang of thieves and manages to escape them until they take him back, he then runs away and lives happily ever after. But it’s not the plot that makes this book amazing; it’s the characters.

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Book 9

CLASS - 7A

Review of The Dairy of Wimpy kid Series

Diary of a Wimpy Kid is an exceptionally captivating tale of a young protagonist’s journey that began with tiny daily entries on a website and later expanded into the renowned book series we know and love. It’s a storytelling saga that gave rise to a do-it-yourself book and a film feature.

The main character, Greg Heffley, speaks to all ages, delivering a witty reading experience. Readers accompany the young character as he traverses the highs and lows of his first year in middle school, and the manner in which author-illustrator Jeff Kinney captures his adventures in a comic book style with humor and wit is impressive. The book is full of funny scenes, antics, mistakes, and missteps that are sure to make readers burst out laughing.

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Book 10

CLASS - 7A

Review of Dork Daires

Many of us like to jot down our worst, most excellent, and dreadful minutes of our life in a diary. Written by Rachel Renée Russell, the Dork Diaries series is one diary series to be collected and cherished by all girls. It feels like a feminine version of Diary of a Wimpy Kid.

The protagonist of this series is a teenage ‘dork’ named Nikki Maxwell. She starts squirrelling away her deepest secret almost without a choice; her mother gifts her a diary instead of a new phone.

Nikki had just transferred to Westchester Country Day Middle School. She gets her locker next to Mackenzie Hollister, a CCP—cute, cool and popular. Being a CCP, Mackenzie’s public persona that exudes awesomeness and almost sickening perfection seems to make Nikki feel like a humongous loser. Nikki can’t stand it when Mackenzie and her friends stand next to her locker, giggling and gossiping.

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Book 11

CLASS - 7A

Review of Landour Days

Ruskin Bond is an inveterate diarist, but over the years the nature of what he wants to record has changed, for ‘In the autumn of my life, I grow reflective’. Although Landour itself is a magical world—where every month has its own flower, every walker his own style, and the countryside is filled with a beauty all its own—in his mind Bond ranges further afield. In Landour Days, he ponders on the experience of being a writer, on writers he has known and those that he loves reading, and on critics, handwriting and typewriters.

Filled with warmth and gentle humour, Landour Days captures the timeless rhythm of life in the mountains, and the serene wisdom of one of India’s best-loved writers.

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Book 12

Class:-7A

Book:- Geronimo Stilton

(Spacemice)

Beware !

space junk !

Author:- Elesabetta Dami

Summary:-This book is about a mice named Geronimo Stilton . In this book Geronimo is exploring space with his friends in a space craft.Suddenly one day a huge junk of waste has hitted the space craft .Geronimo finded out that the waste was coming from a planet called Sparklina.When they went to Sparklina they daw that they had a lot of junk in the planet so to clean the planet the people of sparklina where throwing the junk into the space .

To find a solutionfor this geronimo said you can recycle it to make new things.

At last the planet was clean and Geronimo Stilton and his friends continued their journey in space.

CLASS - 7A

Review of The Railway children

The Railway Children by Edith Nesbit. It was originally serialised in The London Magazine during 1905 and first published in book form in 1906. It’s ‘a feel good’ book about a family living in a world long gone – 1905 to be precise.

Three young children, Roberta, known as ‘Bobbie’ (12), Peter (10), and Phyllis (8) move from London to ‘The Three Chimneys’, a much smaller house in the countryside near a railway line, with their mother. Their father had mysteriously left their home in the company of two men one evening. The children don’t know where he has gone or why. Their lives are drastically changed as without their father’s income, their mother is now busy writing to earn money.

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Book 13

CLASS - 7A

Review of Treasure Island

Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson follows the quest of Jim Hawkins as he races pirates, friends, and outcasts to follow a pirate’s map to buried treasure. According to Goodreads, “Peg-legged pirates, colorful parrots, and plundered riches – they’re all here in Robert Louis Stevenson’s original seafaring adventure. When young Jim Hawkins decides to follow a map to buried treasure, he must befriend or outsmart memorable characters such as pirate Long John Silver, captain Billy Bones, and island man Ben Gunn. Mutinous plans, mysterious deaths, and a tangle of double crosses keep Jim guessing all the way to the prize. Inspired by real-life seafarers, Stevenson captures the adventurous spirit of the times and the imagination of readers, young and old alike.”

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Book 14

CLASS - 7A

Review of Emma

We’re introduced to Frank Churchill. Impressed by him earlier, Emma gets bored of him quickly. She tries to match Harriet with him instead, owing to the failure of her earlier matchmaking with Mr. Elton. She also meets Jane Fairfax and takes a disliking to her, calling her “cold” and “cautious” and assumes Jane is jealous of her because she has taken a liking to Frank. There is confusion when Emma presumes that Harriet likes Frank when she meant she adored Mr. Kinghtely. Frank, who had been flirting as a ruse with Emma all along, runs away and gets married to Jane instead.

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Book 7

Bond’s writing is simple yet poetic, painting vivid pictures of Indian life, monsoons, and mountains. What makes this book special is its emotional depth and relatable themes of belonging and self-discovery.

By- Sreenandana K M

Class:8B

The story blends mystery, time travel, and emotional depth in a beautiful way. As Tom visits the garden night after night, he begins to realize that time works differently there—and that his connection to Hatty is more meaningful than he first imagined.

Written by Philippa Pearce, the book is a classic of children's literature. Her storytelling is gentle, thoughtful, and filled with wonder. It’s a story about growing up, friendship, and how memories can live on in unexpected ways.

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Class: 8 B

Roald Dahl fills the story with imagination, silly words like “snozzcumber” and “whizzpopping,” and meaningful messages about courage, friendship, and kindness. The BFG and Sophie make an unforgettable team, and their adventure is both funny and exciting.

This book is perfect for readers who enjoy fantasy, humor, and stories where good defeats evil. Quentin Blake’s illustrations add extra charm and bring the characters to life.

Name: Sreenandana K M

Class: 8 B

The story explores themes like survival, isolation, faith, and human resilience. Crusoe’s journey isn’t just about living on an island—it’s also about self-discovery and learning what really matters in life.

Name: Sreenandana K M

Class: 8 B

Hamlet is a complex and fascinating character. His famous line, “To be or not to be,” shows how deeply he questions everything. The play is full of dramatic moments, emotional speeches, and intense action.

Although the language can be challenging, the story is powerful and timeless. It makes you think about choices, consequences, and how people deal with grief and revenge.

Name: Sreenandana K M

Class: 8 B

CLASS - 7A

Review of The Baby Sitter Club Series

The Baby-Sitters’ Club books by Ann M Martin are an American institution. Originally intended as a four-book series, the adventures of best friends Kristy, Claudia, Mary Anne, Stacey and Dawn proved so popular with their tween audience that between the publication of the first book in 1986 and the disestablishment of the club in 2000, the series had grown to more than 200 volumes (plus specials and spin-offs) engendering 180m sales in 20 languages, and uniting generations of readers. The middle schoolers from Stoneybrook, Connecticut, did not embed themselves in the UK psyche to the same extent as, say, Sweet Valley High did for slightly older readers in the 80s, or the Gossip Girl franchise did more recently. As such, while there might not be enough awareness of the books to make the new 10-part Netflix adaptation an automatic UK ratings winner, the pleasures of the adaptation may be enough to make the books a hit in Britain at last.

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Book 15

CLASS - 7A

Review of Cricket for the Crocodile

Cricket for the Crocodile by Ruskin Bond is a humorous tale. Beside a park where city boys and village boys gather to play cricket matches in acute rivalry, is a river in which dwells Nakoo, the lazy crocodile. Whenever boys come around the river bank to find a lost ball or for just splashing in water, Nakoo feels insecure, nervous and thus angrily swims across to the other side of the bank. On one hand, he doesn’t like human beings disturbing his dwelling place, while on the other hand he wishes to devour their limbs that seem promisingly juicy flesh; moreover, Nakoo is fed up of eating fish and birds.

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Book 16

Book name - Swami and Friends

Author - R.K Narayan

[Book Review]

Swami and Friends is the first book in the Malgudi Series and tells the story of Swaminathan [Swami], a 10 years old boy, growing up in British India. The novel beautiful portrays the joy mischief , and challenges of childhood, making it relatable for young readers. Swami is a lively and curious boy who enjoys playing with his friends Rajam and Mani. He dislikes school especially his strict teachers and often finds himself in trouble. The story takes an emotional turn when Rajam one of his closest friend, has to leave Malgudi, teaching swami a lesson about friendship, loss and growing up

The book highlights childhood innocence, the importance of friendship and the struggle of growing up. It also reflect India's social and clonical backdrops, making it more than just a children's story.

I highly recommend Swami and Friends to student and adults both if anyone who loves nostalgic childhood stories. It is a simple yet heartwarming novel that takes us back to the carefree days of childhood.

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Book No 2

Book name - Swami and Friends

Author - R.K Narayan

[Book Review]

Swami and Friends is the first book in the Malgudi Series and tells the story of Swaminathan [Swami], a 10 years old boy, growing up in British India. The novel beautiful portrays the joy mischief , and challenges of childhood, making it relatable for young readers. Swami is a lively and curious boy who enjoys playing with his friends Rajam and Mani. He dislikes school especially his strict teachers and often finds himself in trouble.

The story takes an emotional turn when Rajam one of his closest friend, has to leave Malgudi, teaching swami a lesson about friendship, loss and growing up

The book highlights childhood innocence, the importance of friendship and the struggle of growing up. It also reflect India's social and clonical backdrops, making it more than just a children's story.

I highly recommend Swami and Friends to student and adults both if anyone who loves nostalgic childhood stories. It is a simple yet heartwarming novel that takes us back to the carefree days of childhood.

'Thank you and have a nice Day'

Book 2

SIDDHARTH KRISHNAN R

Vl A

Author - R.K Narayan

[Book Review]

Swami and Friends is the first book in the Malgudi Series and tells the story of Swaminathan [Swami], a 10 years old boy, growing up in British India. The novel beautiful portrays the joy mischief , and challenges of childhood, making it relatable for young readers. Swami is a lively and curious boy who enjoys playing with his friends Rajam and Mani. He dislikes school especially his strict teachers and often finds himself in trouble. The story takes an emotional turn when Rajam one of his closest friend, has to leave Malgudi, teaching swami a lesson about friendship, loss and growing up.

The book highlights childhood innocence, the importance of friendship and the struggle of growing up. It also reflect India's social and clonical backdrops, making it more than just a children's story.

I highly recommend Swami and Friends to student and adults both if anyone who loves nostalgic childhood stories. It is a simple yet heartwarming novel that takes us back to the carefree days of childhood.

'THANK YOU AND HAVE A NICE DAY'

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is the fourth novel in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, where Harry Potter, now in his fourth year at Hogwarts, is unexpectedly chosen as a contestant in the dangerous Triwizard Tournament. The story explores themes of fear, ambition, and betrayal as Harry faces formidable challenges and uncovers a sinister plot involving the return of Lord Voldemort.

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"The Magic of the Lost Temple" by Sudha Murty – Story Review

The Magic of the Lost Temple is a delightful and heartwarming story written by Sudha Murty, known for her simple yet impactful storytelling. This children's novel is set in a peaceful village in Karnataka and follows the adventures of a curious and intelligent young girl named Nooni.

Plot Summary:

Nooni, a city-bred girl, visits her grandparents' village for the summer holidays. While adjusting to the slow-paced rural life, she begins to discover the charm and depth of village living. As she explores the fields, traditions, and stories of the village, she stumbles upon an ancient and mysterious stepwell (or temple) hidden in the forest. What follows is a magical journey full of discovery, excitement, and learning.

Key Themes:

• Heritage and history: The story highlights the beauty of India's rich architectural and cultural heritage.

• Curiosity and learning: It encourages children to explore, ask questions, and learn from their surroundings.

• Village life vs. city life: The contrast is portrayed in a way that brings appreciation for simple living.

• Friendship and family bonds: Nooni’s bond with her grandparents and new friends adds emotional warmth to the tale.

Why it's worth reading:

• The language is simple, making it accessible for children aged 8–14.

• It blends adventure with values and culture, making learning fun.

• The story instills curiosity about history and nature in young minds.

Overall Impression:

This book is a beautiful blend of fiction and heritage, wrapped in Sudha Murty's signature storytelling style. It is perfect for young readers who love a bit of mystery, learning, and adventure set in an Indian context.

By: Devangana Arun

Class: 6C

By: Devangana Arun

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"The Upside Down King: Unusual Tales about Rama and Krishna" by Sudha Murty is a beautifully written collection of lesser-known stories from the epics Ramayana and Mahabharata, focusing on Lord Rama and Lord Krishna. Here's a short review:

Review:

Sudha Murty's "The Upside Down King" is a delightful read for children and adults alike. With her signature simplicity and warmth, Murty brings to life fascinating stories that often go unheard in mainstream retellings of Indian mythology.

The book offers unique insights into the lives of Rama and Krishna, not as gods, but as humans with emotions, challenges, and responsibilities. It explores their childhoods, relationships, and the values they stood for, all while keeping the tone light, engaging, and thought-provoking.

Each story comes with a subtle moral lesson, and the author manages to blend mythology with contemporary relevance, making the stories resonate with today’s readers. The language is easy to understand, making it ideal for young readers or for parents to read aloud to children.

The title story, “The Upside Down King,” refers to the tale of King Trishanku, who wanted to ascend to heaven in his mortal body—symbolic of the theme of ego and desire, which runs through many of the stories.

The colorful illustrations and vibrant cover make the book visually appealing and add to the charm of the reading experience.

Verdict:

A must-read for those who love mythology and storytelling. Sudha Murty once again proves her talent for weaving simple stories with deep wisdom.

The book highlights the "Ugly" internal memo written by Andrew Bosworth, a Facebook executive, which exposed the company's prioritization of user growth above all else. This memo, along with other evidence, suggests that Facebook is willing to accept negative consequences if they lead to The Ugly Truth: An Ugly Truth About How Social Media Companies Prioritize Growth Over People's Well-being" is a non-fiction book by Sheera Frenkel and Cecilia Kang that explores the dark side of social media, particularly focusing on Facebook's (now Meta) decisions that prioritize user growth over user safety and well-being. The book delves into internal memos, employee testimonies, and news coverage to reveal how Facebook's algorithms and features have inadvertently contributed to negative consequences like the spread of misinformation, online harassment, and even real-world harm. It examines how Facebook's focus on connecting people has led to the creation of a platform that can be used to manipulate, exploit, and harm individuals and communities. 

The book highlights the "Ugly" internal memo written by Andrew Bosworth, a Facebook executive, which exposed the company's prioritization of user growth above all else. This memo, along with other evidence, suggests that Facebook is willing to accept negative consequences if they lead to more user engagement and retention. The authors argue that this approach has created a social media ecosystem that is inherently problematic and harmful, especially for vulnerable user engagement and retention. The authors argue that this approach has created a social media ecosystem that is inherently problematic and harmful, especially for vulnerable

Name: Aryan Pillai

class : 6-B

Macbeth is a famous play of Shakespeare

This book is made for young readers with a lot of illustrations which makes it enjoyable to read. It is story about Macbeths dark dream in which three witches make their prophecies which play on Macbeths mind. He kills his best Friend and puts to death anyone who dares oppose him. The brave general has become a cruel tyrant. in the end Macbeth loses everything. His wife goes mad and dies. Shakespeare seems to suggest, Evil is lurking inside us all, And we must constantly be on gaurd against it

Name: Aaradhya binesh

Class: 7-B

Author: Sudha Murthy

Ages ago , the god of love , Manmatha and his wife Rati prayed fervently to Brahma for a boon . They wanted a special bow and arrow , so they fasted and meditated for days and days , and finally Brahma appeared ,Manmatha said , dear lord give me a bow and arrow that will make anyone fall in love if i shoot at them . Brahma agreed to the request . he thought that it will encourage more human to fall in love , overtime children will increase in this planet , So he raised his right hand , so be it suddenly a bow of sugar cane and arrow of flowers appeared in front of Manmatha .

He thanked the lord and ween on his way . Soon he wanted to test the bow and arrow.

Without thinking too much he shot the first arrow at Brahma himself ,at that time Brahma was in the process of creating a beautiful maiden . She was named Shatarupa , her beauty was nothing like the world had ever seen, as soon as Brahma finished breathing life into her the magic of the arrow started to take effect . The lord began gazing at her so intensly that it scared her . She hadn't expected her creator to behave in such a manner . So she stepped away from him , turning to his right . to his surprise a second head sprang up on his right . shatarupa ran the other way to his left , but a third head was formed in that direction as well . Finally , Shatarupa was right behind Brahma and , another head was formed . now Brahma have four heads facing all direction - east , west , south , north. this way he was able to see Shatarupa no matter where she went . the maiden had no choice but to turn upward . Still another head sprang up on his first head. Shiva who had been watching the entire incident , was furious

' it is time for me to step in and help the poor girl ,

he thought Brahma is shataputra creator it is not right for him to fall in love with her like this . shiva cut off lord Brahma 's skyfacing head in one swoop with his trishul and cast a curse on him then he

realised that Brahma hadn't been responsible for his behaviour . it was manmatha 's arrow of love that started it all. it is now believed that Shiva has Brahman's fifth head

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CLASS : 7 B

This is the 10th in the series about the Wimpy Kid, Greg Heffley. They are “novels in cartoons” that have become a worldwide phenomenon since publication of the first diary in 2008. I’d heard of the Wimpy Kid, but Old School is the first I’ve read.

I was surprised (and delighted) to discover it’s illustrated throughout. Each page carries a cartoon on a page that looks like a school exercise book. This format makes it appealing and accessible to its 9-12-year-old target readers. Greg’s diary entries hilariously convey his day-to-day antics as he navigates junior-high, while co-habiting with his middle-class American family, and a venerated pet pig.

When Greg has to support his mother’s initiative to get the neighbourhood electronics free, he asks if life was really better in the old days. Greg documents what happens when Grandpa moves in and requires constant electronic surveillance; brother Rodrik gets arrested in a clown suit; and what ensues in the absence of toilet paper at the summer camp Greg’s forced to attend.

I read this in one sitting and had several laugh-out-loud moments. My 18-year-old loved it too. The Wimpy Kid has enduring appeal, sure to get most reluctant young readers hooked

CLASS -7B

CLASS: 6C

Author:Struan Murray

Domino, a girl stuck in a science lab that felt more like a prison , had a tough life. Everyone around her seemed to hate her, and Claudette was the absolute worst. Domino lived in fear, believing even a tiny drop of magic could kill her. Then she met Calvin, and everything started to change. She discovered that all the stuff the science bigwigs had told her was a total lie! So, Domino escaped to Abzalaymon , this amazing city packed with incredible science stuff, like walking thunder lizards! With the help of a wizard named Raphael and her awesome thunder lizard pal, Oshi, she started exploring the secrets of hidden magic. Turns out, Domino could use magic too!

But, uh oh, the science barons were soon on her trail. See, a big war was brewing between science and magic, a war that could wreck everything, and Domino might just be the key to stopping it all. As she explored more, she found out this crazy secret: she wasn't anyone's kid! This wicked wizard named Surphantile made her, and her blood and everything was just like his. But get this – that actually turned out to be a good thing!

Once Domino realized she was the only one who could stop the war, she decided to head to this special tree that could end it all. But when she got there, plot twist! Raphael turned into this other nasty witch and admitted he'd just been using her. Talk about a betrayal! Even though she was hurt, Domino decided to fight Raphael, and guess what? She won! He ended up looking like a super old man on the ground.

After all that, Domino decided she'd handle things her own way. With the help of her wizard friends, Oshi, and Calvin, she stopped Terronimous, who was the main boss of the science barons.

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In this book, there’s a girl. She tells everyone that her name is Devi, but her real identity has a little twist! She wanted to see if humans are doing good on earth and if they wanted anything more. She found three sisters who she felt have everything they needed to lead a happy life but the sisters said they were very bored with their lives.

To make their life of their own imagination, she gave them an opportunity. So, will the three sisters be able to make the most of that opportunity to make their life happier? Will the girl be able to make their lives interesting again? Read this book to find out how!

This book shows how the love and warmth of Mother Earth embraces everyone, while making sure that its beauty and serenity are not muddled and destroyed by people’s desires and greed to own it. Nobody can own Mother Earth’s creations like birds, animals, mountains, stars. In a bid to own more, we often forget to be grateful for what we already have and what nature has already blessed us with.

It also touches upon the vice that even a little bit of power makes us selfish and greedy.

This also reinstates that earth is our home and we need to care for it as much as it cares for us. We need to pledge together that we will not pollute air, water, land and protect its beauty the way it is.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

The Mystery:

Nancy's classmate, Willa, is worried about her friend Izzy, who has become erratic and withdrawn after visiting a supposedly haunted house on Heliotrope Lane.

The Suspect:

Izzy's strange behavior, including intense mood swings and a lack of memory about the day she visited the house, leads Willa to believe she's possessed.

Nancy's Investigation:

Nancy, a keen detective, initially dismisses the possibility of possession, believing there's a logical explanation for Izzy's behavior.

The Haunted House:

The story explores the history and atmosphere of the abandoned house, which is said to be haunted by the ghost of a previous resident.

Unsettling Events:

As Nancy investigates, she and her friends experience eerie events and unsettling encounters that lead them to question their initial skepticism.

The Climax:

The climax involves Nancy confronting the "haunted" house and uncovering the truth behind Izzy's strange behavior, which may or may not involve the supernatural,

Alice meets the White Rabbit again, who mistakes her for a servant and sends her off to fetch his things. While in the White Rabbit’s house, Alice drinks an unmarked bottle of liquid and grows to the size of the room. The White Rabbit returns to his house, fuming at the now-giant Alice, but she swats him and his servants away with her giant hand. The animals outside try to get her out of the house by throwing rocks at her, which inexplicably transform into cakes when they land in the house. Alice eats one of the cakes, which causes her to shrink to a small size. She wanders off into the forest, where she meets a Caterpillar sitting on a mushroom and smoking a hookah (i.e., a water pipe). The Caterpillar and Alice get into an argument, but before the Caterpillar crawls away in disgust, he tells Alice that different parts of the mushroom will make her grow or shrink. Alice tastes a part of the mushroom, and her neck stretches above the trees. A pigeon sees her and attacks, deeming her a serpent hungry for pigeon eggs.

CLASS : 7 A

THE DIARY OF A WIMPY KID

This is an amazing book written by Jeff Kenny. This book is about a boy named Greg heffley, who finds himself being bored in his summer vacation. His mother tries him to be engaged in various activities, but Greg would rather play video games. As the summer progressed, Greg faced a series of humor including a failed lawn care business, a run in with his annoying neighbour. He finds fault with his all friends and do not have a best friend. This story teaches us the importance of hardwork, togetherness, friendship.. Hope you enjoy the review.

CLASS : 7 A

This is an adventurous, thrilling book written by Elisabetta Dami. This book is about a fraidy mouse named Geronimo Stilton who finds himself dragged by Thea Stilton, Geronimo sister follows Geronimo and his family to find the legendary Ruby of Fire. Trap, Geronimo's cousin and Benjamin, Geronimo's nephew were also excited to move on a fascinating journey. There, Professor Paws von Volt is a scientist and a friend of Geronimo Stilton. He discovers the location of the Ruby of Fire, setting off a race between Geronimo and others to find it first. This book teaches us the importance of togetherness and many more.....

CLASS:-VII B

AUTHOR:-Lewis Carroll

NAME OF THE BOOK:-Alice's Adventure In Wonderland

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll is a children's fantasy novel .This book has been on my reading list for years and I have read a few pages here and there . When I finally found the audiobook , I started listing to it the story follows Alice , who falls down a rabbit hole and ends up in a fantasy world that is unique and weird yet wonderful .

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The book comes with colorful illustrations made by Priya Kuriyan. This one talks about human greed and how greed of an individual can even make the sea salty. It was hardly a 5 minutes read. But it was fun and amusing. I am sure my daughter will love to listen to this story. This story has all the elements we often found in our grandmother’s tales.

How the Onion Got Its Layers does justice to its name because the story is about how an onion got its layer! It’s enjoyable and funny. The children are sure to fall in love with colourful illustrations. The story revolves around a young princess who has an obsession for clothes. I know it sounds bizarre. You would be wondering how can a princess’ obsession with clothes be connected with Onion’s layers. Well, that’s the catch. The story is interesting and has an unanticipated climax.

Read this not only because it is by Sudha Murthy. Read this because it will transport you to a world where everything is possible.

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CLASS:-VIII C

AUTHOR:-J.K ROWLING

NAME OF THE BOOK:-HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is a fantasy novel written by British author J. K. Rowling. It is the first novel in the Harry Potter series and was Rowling's debut novel. Harry Potter has never ever heard of Hogwarts when the LETTERS start dropping on the doormat at number four , privet drive . Addressed in green ink on yellowish parchment with a PURPLE SEAL ,they are swiftly confiscated by his GRISLY aunt and uncle Then , on Harry ;s 11thbirthday a great beetle-eyed GIANT of a man called RUBEUS HAGRID bursts in with some ASTONISHING news:Harry Potter is a wizard, and he has a place at HOGWARTS SCHOOL OF WITCHCRAFT AND WIZARDRY.

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RENU MEHTA is a former primary school teacher and an artist who lives in England. Renu recently switched her attention to writing educational books and has completed a series of easy-readers to help develop reading and comprehension skills. Her latest series focuses on teaching children about the achievements of modern leaders and visionaries.

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SADHIKA S PAI ,

8A

They were not railway children to begin with. When Father mysteriously leaves home Roberta (everyone calls her Bobbie), Phyllis and Peter must move to a small cottage in the countryside with Mother. It is a bitter blow to leave their London home, but soon they discover the hills and valleys, the canal and of course, the railway. But with the thrilling rush and rattle and roar of the trains comes danger too. Will the brave trio come to the rescue? And most importantly, can they solve the mystery of their father's disappearance?

This book is written by Edith Nesbit was an English writer and poet, who published her books for children and others as E. Nesbit. She wrote or collaborated on more than 60 such books. She was also a political activist and co-founder of the Fabian Society, a socialist organisation later affiliated to the Labour Party.

BY,

SADHIKA S PAI ,

8A

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is a thrilling installment in the series where Harry unexpectedly becomes a champion in the Triwizard Tournament, a dangerous magical competition. The book explores Harry's coming-of-age, reveals a dark plot, and features a return of Voldemort. Reviews generally praise the book's red herrings, unexpected twists, and the escalating tension as Harry faces the growing threat in the wizarding world.

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CLASS - 6D

Once upon a time, there was a king.

The king have a son named - Badam.

He have a talent of Archery, he was a good archer. One day the king decided to spend time with his family and friends. The king and his party went to a beautiful garden. Suddenly

a eagle landed near to king's foot. A snake was tied around the eagle's neck. All the Soldier came and protect the king.

The king oderd badam to kill the snake.

Badam took aim and shoot the arrow. Eagle flew away. One year later🕐. The king went that garden again. That eagle landed near to the king's foot again. the eagle brought a

suspicious seed. The king ordered to grow it, he talked to the Gardenerer. After a few years one suspicious fruit Generated. General Secretary ( महामंत्री ) advised that the juice of this thing should be consumed. So

The king ordered to his servant " make the juce of it ". The juice was ready. Badam Suggested " it could be poisonous , so we should give it to a prisoner " The king visited the jail And gave the juice to a prisoner. The prisoner didn't die. so the king Drank the juice." Oh it taste havenly " the king said.

STORY ENDED

Guss which fruit was that 🤔

That was a grape 🍇

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CLASS:-VIII C

AUTHOR:-Jeff Kinney

NAME OF THE BOOK:-DAIRY OF WIMPY KID

The Meltdown is a popular in the "Dairy Of A Wimpy Kid "series , know for its humor and relatability . It follows Greg Heffley as he navigates a snowy winter break where his neighborhood transform into a battlefield of epic snowball fight and snow forts . while some find it funny and engaging , other find it less clever and amusing , than previous installments .

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The book is hosts 21 short stories. And every story has a unique flavour. The thing about Bond’s writing is that you read him now and you remember the stories for eons. And so some of the stories and characters from the past that find a space amongst the new lot were a happy nostalgia as I read through them. The vivid imagery and the immersive writing style held me in thrall. But that’s a given if we are reading Bond.

CLASS : 7 A

In "The Invisible Planet" by Geronimo Stilton, the Spacemice team, led by Geronimo, discovers a planet that appears and disappears on radar. They land on this mysterious planet, encountering aliens with a hidden secret and facing challenges in an environment that is, well, invisible. The story involves the Spacemice saving a planet, Planet Lockix, from annexation by other Inhabitants. There, the aliens becomes friends of the spacemice. The story is full of humor, adventure and many more....

CLASS:-VIII C

AUTHOR :-Charles Perrault,

NAME OF THE BOOK:-CINDERELLA

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful girl named Cinderella. She lived with her wicked stepmother and two stepsisters. They treated Cinderella very badly. One day, they were invited to a grand ball in the king’s palace. But Cinderella’s stepmother would not let her go. She and her two stepsisters went to the ball, leaving Cinderella alone at home. Cinderella felt very sad and began to cry. Suddenly, a fairy godmother appeared and said, “Don’t cry, Cinderella! I will send you to the ball!”

The fairy godmother waved her magic wand and changed Cinderella’s old clothes into a beautiful new gown! The fairy godmother then touched Cinderella’s feet with the magic wand and she had beautiful glass slippers! “How will I go to the grand ball?” asked Cinderella. The fairy godmother found a pumpkin and mice and touched them with her magic wand and the mice became shiny horses and coachmen and the pumpkin turned into a golden coach. Cinderella was overjoyed and set off for the ball in the coach. Before leaving, the fairy godmother said ,“Cinderella, this magic will only last until midnight! You must be home by then!”

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Class: 6B

Harry Potter is the " One Who Lived ". When the 1 year old baby Harry defeated the Dark Lord everyone had questions how did the boy survive? etc. Harry lives with his Aunt and Uncle Petunia Dursley and Vernon Dursley and his Cousin Dudley Dursley. One night as the family and Harry are away a giant comes into the house and tells Harry he is a wizard and about his parents. The next day he goes buys all the things he will need. On September the first Harry goes on the train ride to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He makes best friends with Ron Weasley Harry also makes best friends with Hermione Granger a muggle born. An amazing adventure awaits the best friends at Hogwarts.

Class: 6B

This review is based on the book Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days. Written by Jeff Kinney. Our main character Gregory Heffley likes to stay home in Summer Vacations and play video games in the DARK. But his mom like the lights ON. So Greg already has a bad beginning but something shifts Greg's entire world upside down his dad got a dog they named it sweetie. But the problem is Greg's dad didn't get mom's permission to get the dog so he agreed to anything mom said for the dog. Greg is outnumbered. It could be a real dog of a Summer.

This is one of my favorite book , I really recommend this to my every friends , It was an amazing experience reading this book

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Class: 6B

This is about a book named A Thousand Splendid Suns written by Khaled Hussain. Mariam is only fifteen when she is sent to Kabul to marry Rasheed. Nearly two decades later, a friendship grows between Mariam and a local teenager, Laila, as strong as the ties between mother and daughter. When the Taliban take over, life becomes a desperate struggle against starvation, brutality and fear. Yet love can move people to act in unexpected ways, and lead them to overcome the most daunting obstacles with starting heroism.

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CLASS:6c

Author :Ruskin Bond

Whoooosh! The wild wind was a real bully, banging open windows, choking the chimney with its gusts, and whipping clothes right off the line as it huffed and puffed its way through the Himalayan village.

Just over the way, on that spooky little hill everyone said was haunted, lived Usha, Suresh, and Binaya. Their grandparents had filled their heads with tales of ghosts on Haunted Hill – the spirits of two kids who got caught in a terrible lightning storm up there.

This day felt even more intense. Usha was heading back from the bazaar when a deep rumble echoed down the mountainside. Suddenly, a flash of lightning split the sky, and fat raindrops started splattering down. Looking for any kind of cover, Usha ducked into the ruins on Haunted Hill. Against the dark sky, the hill looked seriously grim and creepy. Inside, the old tin roof groaned like something was in pain, weird shadows danced in the corners, and little Usha couldn't stop the shivers creeping down her spine.

As she cautiously moved deeper into the ruins, she saw these eerie figures of two children. Her heart leaped – were these the ghosts everyone talked about? But wait! To her surprise, it was actually her brother Suresh and her friend Binaya! Turns out, they'd been searching her. Since the rain just wouldn't quit that night, they all huddled together. The next morning, as they were finally getting ready to head home, they all swore they heard someone whispering goodbye... or maybe it was just the wind ?

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Class: 6B

This book is written by R . L . Stine. This is the old book I guess! You shouldn't just read the book instructions are given at the end of the page. Late one night I and my friends go to sneak and see the carnival but we don't know what might happen if we get caught! A person named Big AI asks US to test the rides we go on each and every one and at the end the doom slide if I go correct I will get out with my friends or I will keep on going till my doom. There are over 20 different endings to choose from.

Story Summary:

The book "In the Bear's Den & More Adventures of Little Shambu" is a collection of stories featuring the character Little Shambu and his dog, Dum Dum. Some of the stories involve bears, such as one where an angry bear in a rescue center is annoyed by Shambu and Dum Dum, and another where Shambu plays the role of a bear on a film set.

This is a story of bear and a dog , and also a most finest book I have ever read 📚 , and I also suggest this book to everyone

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The stories often emphasize themes of kindness, compassion, and the importance of making the right choices

Key Aspects of the Story:

The story focuses on two blind individuals who meet on a train and are unaware of each other's blindness.

The male narrator goes to great lengths to disguise his blindness, hoping to create

an illusion of normalcy.

The female passenger captivates the narrator with her appearance and demeanor, even though she is not aware of his blindness.

The story's twist is revealed when the narrator learns the young woman is also blind, highlighting the shared vulnerability and irony of their situation.

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CLASS :7-B

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever” is a young adult novel by Jeff Kinney. It is the sixth installment in Kinney’s “Wimpy Kid” series. “Cabin Fever” follows the misadventures of Greg Heffley as his attempt to earn money for Christmas gifts gets him in trouble at school just as a massive blizzard sets in. When the novel begins, Thanksgiving has just passed, and Greg is panicked about being as good as he can so that Santa Claus will bring him many gifts. Greg spends much of his free time playing the game Net Critterz online. Greg needs cash to buy his virtual pet Chihuahua various items, but his mom says she will not give him any money. Further, she reveals that Greg will have to earn his own money to buy gifts for others this year. Greg asks for money to be left behind the church in an envelope request on the church’s Giving Tree, where people help one another out anonymously.

Class: 8D

Name of the book: Tales of Norse mythology

Tales of Norse Mythology by Hélène A. Guerber is a book that tells old stories from Norse myths in a way that’s easy to understand. It talks about how the world was made, the powerful gods who live in Asgard, and the strange creatures in different lands. The book shares exciting tales about famous gods like Odin, Thor, Loki, and Freya—showing their powers, personalities, and adventures. These stories come from old writings and include battles, magical items, and big events like Ragnarök, which is the end of the world. The book helps readers learn about Viking beliefs and the stories they told long ago. It’s a fun and interesting way to explore Norse mythology, whether you’re new to the topic or already a fan of these ancient tales.

CLASS : 7 A

This is a wonderful book written by Jeff Kenny.

After a disastrous field-day competition at school, Greg decides that when it comes to his athletic career, he's officially retired. But after his mom urges him to give sports one more chance, he reluctantly agrees to sign up for basketball. Tryouts are a mess, and Greg is sure he won't make the cut. Greg was tired after the basketball training. He don't know how to play basketball. Greg always dreamed to join in sports but his dream would not come true. Hope you enjoy the review.....

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The main moral of "The Magic Faraway Tree" is that belief in oneself, faith, and imagination are essential for experiencing the magic of life and achieving one's dreams.

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A young man is given a seed that grows into a beautiful fruit-bearing tree. After tasting the fruit, he can see into the future, including events that will put the lives of others in danger. A king and his lovely princess daughter test the boy's predictions, and love ensues.

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The Priory of the Orange Tree tells the story of a world besieged by fire-breathing wyrms. One side of the world despises all dragons and believes that as long as there is a living descendent of their first king on the throne, the dreaded and deadly Nameless One cannot reawaken.

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Overall, "Room on the Roof" is a heartwarming and thought-provoking novel that explores themes of identity, friendship, and self-discovery in a beautifully written narrative.

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Overall, "House of Cards" by Sudha Murty is a captivating novel that explores human relationships and cultural differences, offering valuable insights into personal growth and family dynamics.

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a timeless tale that will live on in the hearts of readers forever, its whimsical world and memorable characters etching themselves into our collective imagination, making it a must-read for all ages.

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the BAILEY SCHOOL KIDS series, Liza, Howie, Melody, and Eddie find adventure wherever they are in Bailey City. They're sure their town is creepier than it seems, that there are mysteries to be solved, and that they're the ones to do it.

"The Bailey School Kids" series by Marilyn Kaye features a book titled "Frank Frankenstein Doesn't Plant Petunias." The story follows a group of kids who encounter a mysterious and possibly supernatural teacher, Mr. Jenkins, who claims to have ties to famous literary figures. In this particular book, the kids investigate whether Mr. Jenkins is actually Frankenstein's monster. The story blends humor, mystery, and adventure, showcasing the kids' resourcefulness and creativity as they try to uncover the truth about their enigmatic teacher.

It's a fun and engaging read that sparks imagination and curiosity, perfect for kids who love mystery and adventure.

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CLASS : 7 A

In this book written by JK Rowling,"Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," orphaned Harry Potter learns he's a wizard and is invited to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He best friends Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger, discovers his fame as the boy who defeated Voldemort, and gets sorted into Gryffindor. At Hogwarts, Harry, Ron, and Hermione uncover a plot to steal the Sorcerer's Stone, which grants immortality, and find themselves facing Voldemort's followers and a dangerous confrontation with the dark wizard himself. The central message of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is that love and friendship are powerful forces that can overcome adversity and even evil. The story also emphasizes the importance of making your own choices and the power of individual bravery against overwhelming odds. Hope you enjoyed my review.

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The journey starts off full of promises, then quickly takes several wrong turns. Petrol-station,bathroom,crazed seagulls,a fender bender and a runway pig- not exactly Greg heffley's idea of a good time. But even the worst road trip cancelled turn into an adventure - and this is one the Heffleys won't soon forget.

But when Greg realized this means he's going to be sent to a dhifferent school to his best freind,Rowly Jefferson,he changes his tune . Can Greg and his classmates save their school before it's shuttered for good? Or is this the start of a whole new chapter for Greg?

The Diary of a Wimpy Kid : No Brainer

Greg wishes he could take his brain out of his head, leave it at school for the day, and go out and have fun. Instead, he and his brain are stuck in a school with bad test scores and so little funding there's talk that it may close.

This was a rlly fun and interesting book to read cuz it was full of rlly interesting parts and i highly recommend it to you all.

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CLASS:- 7th B

Author:- Enid Blyton

Name of the Book:-

*Noody Colour & Play Pad

This colour and play pad is a great activity book for kids, offering a variety of fun and creative exercises. The pad includes different themes and illustrations, allowing children to express their artistic side through colouring, drawing, and playing.

The quality of the paper and the design of the activities are suitable for young children, making it an excellent choice for parents and caregivers seeking to engage kids in creative play.

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The Magic of the Lost Temple” is a story of Nooni, a young girl, who gets enchanted and fascinated by the story of an old stepwell told to her by her grandparents. This stepwell, which was apparently created by a “celestial architect” was used by “celestial maidens”, and now is lost to the village forever.

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CLASS : 7 A

In "The Phantom of the Subway," Geronimo Stilton, a mouse journalist and publisher of The Rodent's Gazette, investigates strange occurrences in New Mouse City's subway tunnels. Rumors of a ghostly phantom have the city's rodents on edge, and Geronimo is determined to get to the bottom of the mystery. As he navigates the tunnels, he encounters spooky surprises, unexpected twists, and thrilling adventures. With the help of his friends and family, Geronimo unravels the mystery, learning valuable lessons about bravery, teamwork, and the power of curiosity. This book is a fun, action-packed mystery that combines humor, adventure, and suspense, making it a delightful read for kids and fans of the Geronimo Stilton series.

CLASS : 7 A

"The Getaway" by Jeff Kinney is the 12th book in the "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series. The story follows Greg Heffley and his family on a tropical vacation that's filled with hilarious misadventures. From getting lost in the resort to dealing with eccentric relatives, Greg navigates the challenges of family travel with humor and wit. With Jeff Kinney's signature illustrations and satire, the book offers a lighthearted and entertaining read, exploring themes of family, travel, and the unexpected twists of life. A fun addition to the series, "The Getaway" is perfect for fans of humor and adventure. Hope you enjoyed my review....

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CLASS : 7 A

This book, written by Sudha Murty shows how the love and warmth of Mother Earth embraces everyone, while making sure that its beauty and serenity are not muddled and destroyed by people's desires and greed to own it. Nobody can own Mother Earth's creations like birds, animals, mountains, stars.How the Earth got its beauty is the story that spans over years when the Earth was created and humans lived together harmony. Decades later Mother Earth wondered whether humans were happy or not and went to visit the land of humans, transforming herself as a ten-year-old girl.

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Auther - Hannah gold

Iam astonished with this book as this book tells a beautiful, emotional with the themes of conversation,courage and the importance of nature it also has adventure and the deep connection between the last polar bear and April wood. It is filled with important lessons about protecting environment and standing up for what is right. It is rich with cornern for the Arctic Circle and iceberg also the polar bears where effected with global warming. The last few chapters where emotional coaster .the main character were so helpful for each other this book helps young ages to take a decession with their own and help's a lot.

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CLASS: 6 c

Author: Louis May Alcott

This novel is all about Louisa May Alcott's own childhood with her three sisters. You might know some of her other books like Little Men, Eight Cousins, An Old-Fashioned Girl, Rose in Bloom, and Jo's Boys. This story really shows the ups and downs of being a kid for the four March sisters: Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy.

It was getting close to Christmas, super cold outside, and the four sisters were huddled around the fireplace chatting about what Santa might bring. But bummer for them, they were totally broke. First up was Margaret, who everyone called Meg. She was the pretty one, around 15. Next was Josephine, or Jo. She wasn't about looks, but she did have this awesome thick brown hair. Then there was Elizabeth, sweet Beth, who was just kind to everyone. She had a lovely face and bright eyes and could really play the piano. Last but not least was Amy, the baby of the family at 12. She had blonde hair and blue eyes and was all about painting and drawing – she dreamed of being a famous artist someday!

Christmas wasn't just about presents; it was also about hanging out with friends and going to parties with the neighbors. That Christmas, they made a new friend named Laurie, their neighbor's grandson. From that Christmas to the next, a lot happened, both good and bad. Like how Meg learned a lesson the hard way. How Jo wrote this funny story and decided to get it published. Remember that time Amy and Jo had a huge fight, and Amy, being totally mad, ripped up this whole book of stories Jo had been working on for a year? Then there was that lazy week where the girls did absolutely nothing. And then things got serious when their father got sick in November.

Since their mom, Mrs. March, went off to the hospital in Washington to take care of their dad, the March girls decided they needed to get jobs. But poor Beth wasn't feeling well, and Amy was too young to really work. One day, Beth wasn't doing great and asked the others to visit the Hummels. They didn't want to go, so she went out in the cold rain by herself and got back really late. Sadly, the Hummels' baby had scarlet fever and passed away. Three of their other kids had it too, and unfortunately, Beth caught it. Mr. Hummel got a doctor, and he was the one who sent Beth home. Jo and Meg felt terrible because they realized they had already had scarlet fever, so if they had gone to the Hummels', maybe Beth wouldn't have gotten sick.

Because Beth was so ill, Amy was sent to stay with their aunt. As the days went by, Beth got worse, but thankfully, she eventually started to get better. Their father's health also improved, and the best part? He came home to see them for Christmas!

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CLASS : 7 A

"The Famous Five: Five on a Treasure Island" is the first book in the beloved series by Enid Blyton. The story follows the adventures of four siblings - Julian, Dick, Anne, and their cousin George (Georgina) - who spend their summer holidays at Kirrin Island with George's mother, Aunt Fanny, and her husband, Uncle Quentin.

During their stay, the children discover an old map that supposedly leads to a hidden treasure on the island. As they embark on a thrilling adventure to uncover the treasure, they encounter obstacles, puzzles, and exciting challenges.

Throughout the book, Enid Blyton masterfully weaves together themes of teamwork, bravery, and problem-solving, showcasing the unique bond between the four friends. With its blend of mystery, adventure, and humor, "Five on a Treasure Island" sets the stage for the rest of the series, introducing readers to the iconic characters and their exciting escapades.

The book's engaging storyline, memorable characters, and nostalgic charm have made it a timeless classic, captivating readers of all ages and cementing its place as a beloved favorite in children's literature.

CLASS : 7 A

"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" by Roald Dahl is a classic children's novel about a poor but kind boy named Charlie Bucket who wins a golden ticket to visit the mysterious and magical Wonka Chocolate Factory. Alongside four other children, each with their own unique flaws, Charlie meets the eccentric and brilliant chocolatier Willy Wonka.

As they explore the factory, the children face various challenges and learn valuable lessons about behavior, temptation, and responsibility. Through a series of humorous and unexpected events, the children are gradually eliminated, leaving Charlie as the last one standing.

Wonka reveals that the true purpose of the contest was to find a worthy successor to inherit the factory. Charlie, having demonstrated kindness, humility, and integrity, is chosen to take over the factory, and his life is forever changed. The story is a timeless tale of good character triumphing over spoiled and entitled behavior.

CLASS : 7 A

"James and the Giant Peach" by Roald Dahl is a captivating tale of adventure, friendship, and self-discovery. James, an orphaned boy living with his cruel aunts, finds solace in a mysterious old man who gives him magical crocodile tongues. These tongues sprout into a gigantic peach, which becomes the vessel for James' extraordinary journey.

Inside the peach, James befriends a cast of oversized insects, each with unique personalities. Together, they roll into the ocean and embark on a thrilling adventure, facing obstacles and dangers along the way.

Through James' journey, Roald Dahl explores themes of courage, resilience, and the power of imagination. The story is a testament to the idea that even in the darkest of times, hope and friendship can lead to remarkable transformations.

With its richly imaginative world-building and memorable characters, "James and the Giant Peach" is a beloved classic that continues to enchant readers of all ages. Its blend of fantasy, adventure, and humor makes it a timeless treasure in children's literature.

CLASS : 7 A

This is an adventurous book written by Elisabetta Dami.

Geronimo Stiltonix, the captain of the spaceship Mouse Star 1, embarks on a space adventure, encountering new planets and alien creatures.

The spaceship's engine is failing, and the only solution is to find a rare element called tetrastellium to stabilize it.

Geronimo and his crew set out to find tetrastellium, eventually landing on a planet called Rattos.

On Rattos, they are offered tetrastellium by friendly pink mousoids, but they soon discover that the tetrastellium is pink instead of blue and that the mousoids are actually being manipulated by a sentient, pink goo.

The pink goo takes control of the ship, and Geronimo and his crew must go to Rattos' surface to defeat it.

Geronimo and his team bravely fight the goo and manage to save the ship, ensuring a safe return for the spacemice.

CLASS : 7 A

"Dork Diaries: Tales from a Not-So-Happy Birthday" is the fifth book in the popular series by Rachel Renée Russell. This installment follows Nikki Maxwell as she navigates the ups and downs of middle school, friendships, and family dynamics, all while dealing with the chaos surrounding her birthday. The book is filled with humor, doodles, and relatable moments that young readers love.

The story likely explores themes of birthday disappointment, friendship drama, and Nikki's signature wit and humor. As with the rest of the series, this book would appeal to readers who enjoy lighthearted, comedic stories about middle school life. With its engaging storyline and illustrations, "Tales from a Not-So-Happy Birthday" is sure to delight fans of the series.

The Dork Diaries series has gained a massive following worldwide, praised for its entertaining and engaging storytelling. The books have been translated into multiple languages and have become a staple in many young readers' bookshelves. If you're looking for a fun, relatable read, "Tales from a Not-So-Happy Birthday" is an excellent choice.

CLASS : 7 A

"The Magic Of The Lost Story by Sudha Murty is a historic novel about a girl named Nooni, who visits Somanahalli, in Karnataka to see her grandparents, Ajja-Ajji after a lockdown. As she explores her family's history and heritage, Nooni finds so much of mysterious puzzles to uncover and discover. About the tungabhadra river, the book is full of artworks, terrains and cultural description of the place. It is an interesting novel that is written by Sudha Marty's own imagination.

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CLASS : 7 A

"Matilda" is a classic children's novel by Roald Dahl. The story revolves around Matilda, a brilliant and kind 5-year-old girl who is born into a family of uncaring and neglectful parents. Despite their indifference, Matilda discovers she has telekinetic powers and begins to defend herself against her family's cruelty.

Matilda's life takes a dramatic turn when she starts attending Crunchem Hall Primary School, where she faces the tyrannical headmistress, Miss Trunchbull. However, she finds solace in her kind teacher, Miss Honey, who recognizes and nurtures Matilda's exceptional abilities.

Through her intelligence, courage, and determination, Matilda outwits Miss Trunchbull and finds a way to claim the life she deserves.

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CLASS : 7 A

This is and adventurous and interesting book written by Daniel Defoe. This book involves and man named Robinson Crusoe, who travelled in the sea as a sailor and trapped in an island due to a sudden storm in the sea. Because of his courage and determination, he started living in that island with no inhabitants. He saw footprints larger than his when compared to. With Daniel Defoe's imagination, this story became popular.

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Author - Ruskin Bond

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The Blue Umbrella is a story about a girl named Binya from the mountains of Himachal, who falls in a love with a Blue coloured Umbrella. She gets the Blue Umbrella in exchange for her lucky leopard's claw pendant from a tourist. the umbrella was so beautiful that everyone in the village admired it as well as was jealous of Binya who owned it especially, the shopkeeper Ram Bharosa the story has multiple emotion including materialistic love, jealousy self - satisfaction and kindness.

The Blue Umbrella gives the important message of humanity, kindness and the consequence of jealousy and envy.

I liked this story very much. I liked the simple writing style of the author. The story is simple and short. Overall, this book is a wonderful read. I highly recommend it for both kids and adult.

Main Characters - Binya, Bijju, Ram Bharosa and Rajaram.

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The story goes around silver and her parents, aren't happy. With the nursery they decorated with all love for silvers little sibling is gathering cobwebs.so,when her father get an opportunity to rescue the turtles at the centre of costa rica, she sees it as a family trip or adventure.

She becomes suprising and exciting when they reach there surrounding by nature witnessing spider, monkeys and turtles. Things become dengerous when turtles eggs are stolen.

Now silver and her friends must wander into the dense forest or a dense jungle to locate the turtle eggs before it's too late ...

'this dramatic story best yet '

'rich in thrilling adventure '

The beauty of the nature showed in the book with its flora and fauna is amazing.

The book really speaks to a readers soul...

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CLASS- 7

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Tinkle Double Double Digest: Volume 2 is a delightful collection of 356 pages filled with humor, adventure, and moral lessons, making it a cherished read for both children and adults. This volume brings together some of the most beloved characters from the Tinkle universe, including Suppandi, Shikari Shambu, Tantri the Mantri, and Nasruddin Hodja. This book is hilariouse funny and enjoyable. I recommend this book.

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho is more than just a novel — it is a journey of self-discovery, destiny, and the importance of listening to one’s heart. Set against the backdrop of the Spanish countryside, African deserts, and the majestic Egyptian pyramids, the novel tells the story of Santiago, a young shepherd who dares to follow his dreams. Guided by omens, strangers, and his own inner voice, Santiago's journey to find a hidden treasure becomes a metaphor for the journey we all must take to discover our true selves.

Coelho's writing style is simple and poetic, making profound philosophical ideas easy to grasp. He weaves themes of fate, perseverance, love, and faith throughout the story, encouraging readers to reflect on their own lives and dreams. The novel’s strength lies in its universal message: when a person truly desires something, the entire universe conspires to help them achieve it. This theme resonates deeply with readers from all walks of life and has made The Alchemist a global phenomenon.

The characters Santiago meets along his journey — the King of Salem, the Englishman, Fatima, and the Alchemist — each represent different aspects of wisdom, knowledge, love, and mentorship. Through these encounters, Santiago learns that true treasure is not always material wealth, but rather the wisdom, experiences, and personal growth gained along the way.

One of the most admirable aspects of the book is its optimistic tone. Even when Santiago faces hardships — being robbed, feeling lost, or doubting himself — he learns valuable lessons that push him closer to his Personal Legend. This message of resilience and faith in one’s journey is uplifting and empowering.

However, some critics argue that the novel’s simplicity might feel repetitive or overly idealistic for readers looking for complex plots or characters. Despite that, The Alchemist remains a timeless and powerful read because it speaks directly to the soul, inspiring readers to trust their instincts and pursue their dreams fearlessly.

Overall, The Alchemist is a modern classic — a book that offers new insights every time it is read. It is a reminder that life's true treasures are found within, and that the courage to pursue one’s dreams is the greatest treasure of all.

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The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern

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The Night Circus is a mesmerizing and atmospheric fantasy novel that centers around Le Cirque des Rêves, a magical circus that only opens at night. The circus itself is a wonder, a series of tents that hold fantastical, otherworldly creations, each one more breathtaking than the last. The plot of the novel revolves around a secret, high-stakes competition between two young illusionists, Celia and Marco. From childhood, they are bound by their mentors to a contest of magical prowess, with the circus itself serving as the venue.

Celia and Marco are bound by a mysterious agreement that they have little control over. As they grow older and develop their powers, their competition intensifies, and the circus, which was meant to showcase their talents, becomes a battleground for their growing rivalry. However, the rules of the competition are complex, and neither Celia nor Marco fully understands the consequences of their actions—particularly when their magic starts to affect not just their own fates but the lives of those around them.

The novel moves between multiple points of view, jumping through various characters’ perspectives to slowly unravel the story. While Celia and Marco are central to the plot, we also get glimpses into the lives of the circus performers, patrons, and other people who are drawn to the circus, all of whom are affected by the competition in ways they don't fully understand. Morgenstern carefully weaves together these diverse threads, building a world that is both magical and tangible, where the boundaries between fantasy and reality blur.

The writing itself is lush and poetic, with Morgenstern’s prose evoking the sense of wonder and enchantment that defines the circus. She crafts the setting in such a vivid way that readers can almost feel the cool night air, smell the strange scents from each tent, and hear the soft, mysterious music that accompanies the circus’ performances. The circus becomes a character in itself, a place of beauty, danger, and illusion that captivates both the characters and the readers.

One of the most compelling aspects of the story is the relationship between Celia and Marco. What begins as a forced, distant rivalry slowly grows into something much deeper. As they learn more about the consequences of their actions, their feelings for each other evolve, leading to moments of love, sacrifice, and ultimately heartbreak. Their bond, along with the secrets they uncover about the true nature of their competition, is what drives the emotional core of the novel.

Themes of fate, free will, and the consequences of one's choices are explored throughout the novel. The characters often grapple with the idea that they are being controlled by forces beyond their understanding. The book challenges the reader to consider whether true freedom is possible when your life is dictated by forces larger than yourself.

While The Night Circus is a fantasy novel, it’s not one full of epic battles or larger-than-life conflicts. Instead, it is a quiet, contemplative story about love, destiny, and the search for meaning in an unpredictable world. The ending is bittersweet, and while it ties up the story’s central plot points, it leaves readers reflecting on the nature of dreams and magic long after the final page.

The Night Circus is not just a book; it’s an experience. It’s for readers who enjoy immersive, atmospheric stories and complex, morally ambiguous characters. The novel’s structure may seem disjointed at first, but it gradually comes together, revealing a story full of mystery, magic, and emotion. Morgenstern has created a world that feels as if it exists beyond the pages of the book, a place where the impossible is possible, and where wonder lurks aro

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The Silent Patient is a psychological thriller that centers on Alicia Berenson, a famous painter who, seemingly without reason, shoots her husband Gabriel in the face five times, then never speaks another word. Alicia is arrested, and her case becomes a media sensation. She is placed in a psychiatric institution, where her silence becomes both a mystery and an obsession for many.

Theo Faber, a forensic psychologist, becomes fascinated with Alicia's case. Determined to understand why she shot her husband and why she refuses to speak, he takes on the challenge of becoming her therapist. Over the course of the novel, Theo delves into Alicia's past, her relationships, and her mental state. As he gets closer to uncovering the truth, he finds himself entangled in a web of secrets, personal trauma, and disturbing revelations.

The narrative unfolds through Theo’s perspective, offering readers insight into his thoughts and his own complex past. As he becomes more involved with Alicia, his obsession with solving the mystery begins to cloud his judgment, and the line between professional duty and personal involvement becomes increasingly blurred. His own struggles with his past and his troubled marriage create a compelling backdrop for the unfolding mystery.

The plot is tightly structured, with many twists and turns that keep the reader guessing until the very end. Michaelides uses multiple layers of storytelling, shifting between the present and flashbacks, to gradually peel back the layers of Alicia's life and the events that led to her silence. The tension builds slowly, and the sense of foreboding is ever-present as both Theo and Alicia’s stories slowly come together.

One of the most striking features of The Silent Patient is its well-executed twist. The revelation at the end of the novel is unexpected, cleverly crafted, and ties all the elements of the story together in a satisfying, if chilling, way. It challenges the reader’s assumptions and leaves a lasting impact.

The book explores themes of obsession, trauma, and the complexity of the human mind. It delves into the darkness that can lie beneath seemingly ordinary lives, questioning the motivations behind actions and the lengths people will go to in order to protect themselves and their secrets. The idea of silence, both literal and metaphorical, is also explored throughout the novel, as Alicia’s refusal to speak becomes a symbol of her deeper emotional and psychological turmoil.

The Silent Patient is a gripping and intelligent psychological thriller that will appeal to readers who enjoy complex characters, a dark and suspenseful atmosphere, and an intricate, twist-filled plot. It is a story that keeps you on the edge of your seat, constantly reevaluating your understanding of the characters and their motivations, until the final shocking revelation.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson

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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is the first book in Stieg Larsson's Millennium Trilogy, a gripping crime thriller that intertwines two complex storylines—one involving a decades-old mystery, and the other a powerful exploration of corruption, revenge, and justice.

The story revolves around two main characters: Mikael Blomkvist, a journalist who has recently been convicted of libeling a powerful businessman, and Lisbeth Salander, a brilliant but troubled hacker with a dark past. Blomkvist is approached by an elderly tycoon, Henrik Vanger, to investigate the mysterious disappearance of his niece, Harriet, over 40 years ago. The Vanger family owns a massive industrial empire, and Henrik believes that one of the family members is responsible for Harriet's vanishing, but no one has been able to solve the case.

Blomkvist teams up with Lisbeth, who has her own personal agenda. Despite being an outsider with a troubled background, Lisbeth is an incredibly skilled hacker with a sharp mind and an unflinching ability to uncover secrets. Together, they dig into the Vanger family's dark past and uncover hidden secrets that put both their lives in danger.

The novel is deeply atmospheric, set in Sweden against a backdrop of icy landscapes and remote locations, creating a sense of isolation that mirrors the tone of the story. Larsson’s writing style is detailed and meticulous, offering readers a thorough understanding of the characters, the mystery, and the complex systems of power and corruption at play. The narrative alternates between Blomkvist’s investigation and Salander’s life, which provides a multi-layered perspective and enhances the suspense.

Lisbeth Salander is one of the most memorable characters in modern thrillers. She is an enigmatic and fascinating figure, a social misfit with a fierce intellect and a personal history marked by abuse and injustice. Her character arc is one of the most compelling aspects of the book, as she seeks to balance her desire for revenge with her need for justice. Her relationship with Blomkvist develops slowly throughout the novel, moving from professional collaboration to a deeper, more personal connection.

The plot moves at a steady pace, filled with twists, revelations, and shocking discoveries. Larsson expertly layers the mystery, and while the primary focus is on Harriet Vanger’s disappearance, the book also addresses larger issues of systemic corruption, abuse of power, and gender violence. The themes of personal freedom, justice, and the struggle for control over one’s life run throughout the novel, with both Blomkvist and Salander dealing with personal and professional challenges that push them to the edge.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a thrilling and intense novel that grips readers from the first page. It is not just a murder mystery, but a deep dive into the complexities of human behavior, the nature of justice, and the way that power is abused in both personal and institutional contexts. Larsson's tight plotting, unforgettable characters, and timely social commentary make this book a compelling read for fans of crime fiction and psychological thrillers alike.

The novel’s success led to multiple sequels and adaptations, solidifying it as one of the most popular thrillers of the 21st century. With its intricate plot and unforgettable characters, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a must-read for those looking for a dark, suspenseful, and thought-pr

ovoking thriller.

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The Road is a stark and haunting post-apocalyptic novel that follows a father and his young son as they struggle to survive in a desolate world. The novel opens in a landscape devoid of life, with ash falling from the sky, and the remnants of civilization reduced to ruins. The father and son make their way south, hoping to reach a warmer climate, and their journey is one of survival, endurance, and love in the face of overwhelming despair.

The novel's strength lies in McCarthy's sparse, poetic prose, which mirrors the bleakness of the world they inhabit. The lack of names for characters and places adds to the sense of isolation, emphasizing the anonymity and hopelessness of the post-apocalyptic world. The father, whose love for his son is his driving force, constantly battles not just for survival but to preserve some sense of humanity in a world that has lost both hope and moral structure. The child, innocent and vulnerable, represents purity and hope amidst the darkness, and their relationship is the emotional core of the story.

Throughout their journey, they face physical dangers such as starvation, exposure, and violence from other survivors. The novel explores the collapse of societal norms and the brutal survival instincts that take over when civilization breaks down. Despite the overwhelming odds against them, the father’s determination to protect his son and to impart moral lessons provides a small glimmer of hope.

The novel also explores the theme of the human condition in the face of devastation. The father often questions whether survival is worth it if it means losing one’s humanity in the process. This philosophical exploration is juxtaposed with the immediate need for survival, creating a tension that drives the novel’s grim tone.

The Road is an emotionally devastating yet beautifully written exploration of love, loss, and survival. The bleakness of the world McCarthy has created is undeniable, yet the bond between father and son offers a sense of enduring hope, even in the darkest of times. The novel’s slow, meditative pace may not appeal to all readers, but its emotional depth and philosophical musings on life and survival make it a profound and unforgettable read.

The novel won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2007, and its success speaks to the power of its stark, minimalist style and the universal themes it addresses. The Road is not just a story of survival; it is a meditation on the human spirit’s ability to persist, even when the world seems to have lost all hope.

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The Catcher in the Rye is a classic novel that explores the inner turmoil and alienation of a disaffected teenager, Holden Caulfield. The story is narrated by Holden himself, a teenager who has just been expelled from a prestigious prep school and is wandering around New York City in the aftermath. Throughout the novel, Holden’s voice is filled with cynicism, frustration, and a deep sense of confusion about the adult world.

Holden is a deeply troubled character, struggling with the recent death of his younger brother, Allie, and his growing sense of disillusionment with the world around him. As he drifts through the city, he encounters various people, from former classmates to strangers, but he is unable to connect meaningfully with anyone. He views the adult world with disdain, labeling it as "phony" and superficial, while also feeling a strong desire to protect the innocence of children, which is symbolized by his fantasy of being the "catcher in the rye" who saves children from falling into the corruption of adulthood.

The novel is often noted for its portrayal of teenage angst and alienation, capturing the feeling of being misunderstood and disconnected. Holden’s narrative voice is raw and unfiltered, making him an unreliable but compelling narrator. His struggles with his own identity and the painful process of growing up resonate with readers, especially those who have experienced the tumultuous emotions of adolescence.

Salinger’s writing style is notable for its colloquial tone and the depth with which it captures the intricacies of Holden's thoughts. Despite his bitterness, there is a vulnerability to Holden that makes him a sympathetic character. His emotional journey, filled with erratic behavior and moments of clarity, shows the complexities of growing up and facing the harsh realities of life.

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The Outsiders is a timeless and influential novel that explores the lives of two rival groups of teenagers—the Greasers and the Socs—growing up in a small American town in the 1960s. The story is told from the perspective of Ponyboy Curtis, a 14-year-old Greaser who struggles to navigate the social divide between his working-class family and the more affluent Socs. The novel focuses on themes of class struggle, identity, and the bonds of friendship, while offering a raw and honest portrayal of adolescence.

Ponyboy and his brothers, Darry and Sodapop, are part of the Greaser gang, a group of boys known for their long hair, leather jackets, and their struggle to fit into a society that views them as troublemakers. The Socs, on the other hand, are wealthy and privileged, but despite their outward appearance of perfection, they too struggle with their own pressures and emotional turmoil. The tension between these two groups forms the central conflict of the novel.

The novel takes readers through several critical events in Ponyboy’s life, from the violent clash between the Greasers and the Socs, to the death of a close friend, Johnny, which changes everything for him. Throughout the story, Ponyboy’s relationships with his brothers, his friends, and the people around him evolve, and he begins to realize that things aren’t always as simple as they seem. The Greasers are not just victims of society, and the Socs are not as happy and perfect as they appear.

What makes The Outsiders so impactful is its exploration of universal themes such as friendship, loyalty, and the challenges of growing up. The characters are deeply relatable, and Hinton’s writing captures the emotional intensity of adolescence in a way that resonates with readers of all ages. The bond between the members of the Greaser gang, and their sense of solidarity in the face of adversity, is a core element of the novel, showing how important loyalty and support are in navigating the difficulties of life.

Hinton also addresses the senselessness of violence and the ways in which societal divisions can lead to unnecessary conflict. Through Ponyboy’s journey, the novel suggests that the differences between the Greasers and the Socs are not as wide as they might seem, and that understanding and empathy can bridge the gap between them.

The Outsiders is a poignant and powerful coming-of-age story that offers a vivid look at the struggles and experiences of young people. Its exploration of class, identity, and the search for meaning in life remains just as relevant today as it was when the novel was first published. The book’s timeless appeal lies in its relatable characters, its emotionally charged moments, and its enduring message about the importance of looking beyond external differences and recognizing our shared humanity.

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The Great Gatsby is a quintessential American novel that captures the decadence, disillusionment, and tragic pursuit of the American Dream during the Roaring Twenties. The story is narrated by Nick Carraway, a young man from the Midwest who moves to New York to work in the bond business. He rents a house in Long Island’s North Shore, next door to the grand mansion of Jay Gatsby, a mysterious and wealthy man known for throwing lavish parties every weekend.

Through Nick’s observations and interactions with Gatsby, the novel explores themes of ambition, love, and the corrupting influence of wealth. Gatsby, who was once a poor young man named James Gatz, reinvents himself in an attempt to win back his lost love, Daisy Buchanan. Daisy, now married to Tom Buchanan, is the object of Gatsby’s obsession, and much of the novel revolves around Gatsby’s futile efforts to recreate the past and reclaim her affection.

As Nick gets closer to Gatsby, he uncovers the truth behind Gatsby’s wealth and the lies he has constructed to secure his place in society. Gatsby’s desire for Daisy becomes a symbol of his broader pursuit of the American Dream, which ultimately proves to be an illusion—one built on materialism and unattainable ideals.

Fitzgerald’s prose is elegant and richly descriptive, painting a vivid picture of the opulent yet hollow world of the 1920s. His use of symbolism is particularly striking, with the green light at the end of Daisy’s dock representing Gatsby’s unattainable dreams and the eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg, watching over the characters like a godless figure, symbolizing the moral decay of the time.

At the heart of The Great Gatsby is the tragic figure of Gatsby himself—a man whose wealth and status are meaningless in the face of his unrequited love and ultimate death. His failure to achieve his dream highlights the hollowness of the American Dream, which promises success through hard work but often leads to emptiness when driven by illusion and materialism.

The novel is also a sharp critique of class, examining the gap between the old-moneyed aristocracy represented by Tom and Daisy Buchanan, and the new-moneyed elite represented by Gatsby. It explores the idea that no matter how much wealth or social status one attains, there are immutable boundaries between classes, and some things—like love, or the dream of upward mobility—are out of reach.

The Great Gatsby is both a social critique and a deeply tragic story about love, loss, and the human pursuit of an idealized future. Its exploration of the American Dream and its ultimate futility has made it one of the most enduring and widely studied novels in American literature. Despite being published in 1925, its themes remain remarkably relevant today, making it a must-read for those seeking insight into the complexities of wealth, love, and the American experience.

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The Kite Runner is a deeply moving and poignant novel that explores themes of friendship, betrayal, guilt, and redemption. The story is set against the backdrop of Afghanistan’s turbulent history, spanning from the 1970s to the early 2000s. The narrator, Amir, recounts his childhood in Kabul, where he forms a close bond with Hassan, the son of his father’s servant. Despite the deep friendship between the two boys, there is an unspoken division between them, fueled by societal class differences and Amir’s inner insecurities.

The heart of the novel lies in a moment of betrayal, when Amir fails to defend Hassan from a brutal attack. This incident becomes the turning point of both boys’ lives, as Amir’s guilt festers over the years. Hassan remains loyal and devoted to Amir, while Amir’s inability to confront his own shame and make amends causes a rift between them. The story follows Amir’s journey of self-discovery, his exile to the United States after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and his eventual return to a Taliban-controlled Afghanistan to seek redemption.

Hosseini’s prose is rich and evocative, vividly capturing the sights, sounds, and emotions of Afghanistan. Through Amir’s story, the novel paints a portrait of a nation ravaged by political turmoil, war, and the erosion of its cultural fabric. The personal story of betrayal and forgiveness is deeply intertwined with the political events of the time, making the novel not just a story about friendship, but also an exploration of identity, belonging, and the impact of history on personal lives.

One of the most powerful aspects of The Kite Runner is its exploration of guilt and redemption. Amir’s internal struggle with his past mistakes and his quest to make things right with Hassan form the emotional core of the novel. Hosseini masterfully portrays the complexity of human relationships, illustrating how love and loyalty can exist alongside pain and betrayal.

The relationship between Amir and Hassan is also a central commentary on social class and ethnic divisions in Afghan society. Hassan, a Hazara, is subjected to prejudice and discrimination from the Pashtun-dominated society, including Amir’s own family. The novel poignantly addresses the systemic inequalities that define relationships and shape the lives of its characters.

At its heart, The Kite Runner is about the redemptive power of love and the difficult journey of facing one’s past in order to find forgiveness. The novel’s portrayal of Amir’s emotional and moral growth, along with its depiction of the bond between him and Hassan, leaves a lasting impact on the reader. The final lines of the book, filled with hope and emotional resolution, suggest that it’s never too late to make things right, no matter the past.

The Kite Runner is a heartbreaking and beautifully written novel that resonates deeply with readers. It is a testament to the human capacity for love, forgiveness, and the enduring need to reconcile with one’s past. The novel has been widely praised for its rich storytelling, emotional depth, and its insightful look at the impact of personal choices on the larger political and cultural context. It is a must-read for anyone seeking a compelling narrative about friendship, guilt, and redemption.

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The Book Thief is a beautifully written historical novel set in Nazi Germany during World War II. Narrated by Death, the story follows Liesel Meminger, a young girl living with a foster family in the small town of Molching. Liesel's life is marked by loss and hardship, having lost her brother and been separated from her mother. As she settles into her new home, she discovers a love for books, which becomes a form of solace in the midst of war and suffering.

Liesel steals her first book, The Gravedigger's Handbook, after her brother's burial, and this act of thievery sets the tone for the rest of the novel. She begins to steal books from various sources, including the mayor's library and even from burning piles of books created by the Nazis. As she learns to read, books become a means of escaping her grim reality and a way to make sense of the chaos and destruction surrounding her.

The novel delves into the lives of those around Liesel, including her foster parents Hans and Rosa Hubermann, who provide her with love and stability, despite the ongoing war. Hans, a gentle and kind-hearted man, teaches Liesel to read and becomes a key figure in her life, offering both emotional support and acts of quiet defiance against the Nazi regime. Liesel's friendship with Rudy Steiner, a lively and loyal boy, also forms an essential part of the narrative, as their bond grows through shared experiences in a world filled with fear and loss.

The Book Thief explores themes of the power of words, the impact of war, and the complexities of human nature. Death, as the narrator, reflects on the brutality of war and the fleeting nature of life, offering both a detached and deeply empathetic perspective on the events unfolding. The novel is deeply human in its portrayal of how ordinary people cope with extraordinary circumstances, with each character facing their own moral dilemmas and striving to find meaning in a world consumed by violence and hatred.

The novel's structure, interspersed with chapters that Death narrates and gives occasional reflections on, adds a layer of depth and poignancy to the story. These interludes allow readers to reflect on the broader themes of mortality, the randomness of life, and the resilience of the human spirit.

What makes The Book Thief stand out is its portrayal of the small, everyday acts of kindness and resistance in the face of unimaginable evil. The theft of books symbolizes more than just rebellion against the Nazi regime; it represents the preservation of knowledge, humanity, and hope in a time when both were at risk of being extinguished. Through Liesel's eyes, readers witness the power of literature to provide comfort, understanding, and a sense of identity in even the darkest of times.

The novel’s emotional depth is overwhelming, as it examines loss, guilt, and love in a world filled with death and destruction. The story is heart-wrenching and poignant, yet ultimately hopeful, as it reminds readers of the enduring human capacity for kindness and the importance of stories in times of despair.

The Book Thief is a remarkable and unforgettable read. It’s a story about the profound impact of words and the ability of individuals to make a difference, even in the most dire circumstances. Markus Zusak’s masterful writing and unique narrative perspective make this book a modern classic, one that stays with you long after the final page is turned.

During their journey, they encounter strange new species of plants, prehistoric creatures, and breathtaking underground landscapes. The explorers face many dangers, but their bravery and teamwork guide them through the unknown. Eventually, after many thrilling experiences, they return to the surface through the eruption of another volcano.

Jules Verne masterfully blends science and imagination in this exciting tale, making Journey to the Center of the Earth a timeless adventure full of wonder and discovery.

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CLASS- 7B

AUTHOR- CHARLES DICKENS

The story is about a boy whose name is DAVID COPPERFIELD. David's father dies six months before David is born. 7 years later, David's mother marries Mr. Edward Murdstone. David does not like his stepfather as he thrashes David for falling behind with his studies. He is sent away to a boarding school, salem house

In the meantime, his mother dies. He walks all the way from london to dover to find his only relative, his aunt Miss BETSY. She decides to bring David up despite Mr. Murdstone's bid to regain custody of David. The entire story revolves round DAVID as he grows to adulthood, and is enlivened by many well-known chacters- peggothy, little em'ly steerforth, micawber, uriah , heep and , last but not least,

agnes - who enter , leave , and re-enter his life.

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Class: 6-B

Author: R.L. Stine

Matt hates his tiny bedroom. It,s so small, It practically a closet! Still Matt,s mom refuses to let him sleep in guest bedroom. After all, they might have guests .Some day. or year Then matt does it. Late one night. When everyone was he sneaks at the guest bedroom and falls asleep. Poor matt. He should have listen to his mom. Because when he wake up ,His whole life has changed. For the worse. And every time he falls asleep, He woke up in a whole new nightmare. . . By- Aryan Class - 6 B

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Author .Paulo Coelho

"The Alchemist" is a novel by Brazilian author Paulo Coelho.The story follows santiago a shepherd boy from Andalusia ,who is on a quest to fulfill his personal legend santiago has a recurring dream about a treasure hidden at the base of the Egyptian pyramids and is convinced that it is his destiny to find it.

CLASS : 7 A

"The Ugly Truth" is the fifth book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series by Jeff Kinney. The story revolves around Greg Heffley as he navigates the challenges of middle school. Greg's best friend Rowley seems to be getting more childish and Greg's diary writing gets disrupted due to the school's insistence on online blogging. Greg also deals with the embarrassment of his mom posting videos of him online when he was younger. As Greg tries to fit in and survive middle school, he faces various embarrassing situations, friendships, and family dynamics. The book offers a humorous and relatable account of adolescence, highlighting the struggles of growing up and finding one's identity. Through Greg's experiences, Jeff Kinney provides a lighthearted yet insightful look at the ups and downs of middle school life.

CLASS : 7 A

This is a book written by Jeff Kinney. This book involves a boy named Greg, who wishes that he could take his brain out from his head, leaving it in the school and have fun so that he do not have to study or do his homework. His brain is struck in the school with so much bad scores in this class tests. This book involves Jeff Kinney's imagination, with so much of humour, fun and many more....

I enjoyed this book very much...

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Class - 8C

Geronimo Stilton and the Emerald Eye is a thrilling adventure where Geronimo, a timid but lovable mouse journalist, embarks on a quest to find the legendary Emerald Eye. Alongside his friends, Geronimo navigates through puzzles, hidden treasures, and ancient secrets. The story is filled with humor, excitement, and teamwork, making it an engaging read for children. With its blend of mystery and adventure, this book showcases Geronimo's signature blend of bravery and wit as he faces challenges to save the day.

Author.Dr.Apj Abdul kalam

About Book .'wings of fire's is a inspirational autobiography that gives deep insight into the life and personality of Dr.Apj Abdul kalam , The book provides a compelling storyof kalams remarkable life.

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Binya learns about the true meaning of happiness and forgiveness, eventually giving the umbrella to Ram Bharosa, who then becomes more pleasant and friendly.

The Blue Umbrella" is a heartwarming story that explores the power of innocence and the complexities of human emotions.

The story is set in a picturesque village, creating a nostalgic and charming atmosphere.

The characters, particularly Binya and Ram Bharosa, are well-developed and relatable.

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This story is gripping with more emotions. This is also a book which helps develope our own feelings develope our our inspirations. The story has fanciful idea of "the last bear"... When rio is sent to live with a grandmother he barely knew california.

He feels too alone or lonely.

He made a friend on the foggy beach -a girl named marina . She teaches about so many whale to rio . Among his mother's things is noticed a several drawing of a whale she named white beak. Rio finds out that the whale is still alive. He thinks if he gets picture. It will Make his mother better or happy.....

A chance to learn on life, nature, the beauty of the flora and fauna at he ocean !

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CLASS- 7

SECTION -'A'

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This story teach us the value of friendship.

Two friends , a cock and a dog journeyed together. Then a fox try to trick the cock the dog saved him.They showed the teamwork and loyalty

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Tom thought about it and realised he had been wasting his precious time. He decided to make each day count, balancing his fun with his responsibilities.

Years later, Tom became successful and happy, always grateful for the lesson he learnt. He understood that time, once lost, could never be regained, and the each moment was a gift to be cherished.

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In this book, she explains about how her granddaughter takes interest in her grandparent's talks, while her parents have left her because of their work and both grandfather and grandmother take the responsibility to take care of her..she also makes new friends in her village and explore and learns new-new things that she never even heard of. She learns how to cycle, how to balance on cycle with the help of her friends. She explores new paths in her village, she also explored her grandparent's garden in which she saw new flowers, growing of fruits and trees,etc. She heard new stories from her grandmother while she used to put oil on her head, before sleep she used to listen stories and her grandmother never got tired of that.. They also did swimming in the river which was not that far away and with her , her grandmother used to come with them, bringing snacks for them and clothes.. She then with her grandfather and friends went to visit a temple which was filled with different stories and mysteries..And finally her time came and went back home but before that she also asked her grandmother to come with her but she refused to as she was getting old and wanted to take care of her and told that she will be waiting for her till her next holidays.

Devi Priya Vejesh

7A

Kendriya Vidyalaya Number 2 Naval base Kochi

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He remembers his days in Delhi, where he lived with his father for one magical year when they explored monuments, cinema halls and shops selling ice-creams and comics. And he recalls his time in Dehra when he developed his love of reading and writing, cycled far and wide and loafed in the bazaar with new-found friends

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Overall, "The Name of the Wind" is a captivating and immersive fantasy novel that will leave you spellbound and yearning for more.

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In conclusion, "The Power" by Naomi Alderman is a thought-provoking and impactful novel that will leave you questioning the dynamics of power and society. I highly recommend it, and I'll definitely suggest this book to anyone looking for a gripping and thought-provoking read that explores themes of feminism, power, and social change. 😊

In conclusion, "The Selfish Giant" is a timeless tale that explores kindness, generosity, and redemption, making it a thought-provoking and emotionally resonant read that I highly recommend.

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In conclusion, "The Kite Runner" is a heart-wrenching and thought-provoking novel that will leave you reflecting on the importance of forgiveness, loyalty, and redemption. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a powerful and emotional read.

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In conclusion, "Island of the Blue Dolphins" is a timeless classic that will leave you in awe of Karana's strength and resilience, making it a must-read for anyone looking for a powerful and emotional story of self-discovery and survival.

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In conclusion, "The Silent Patient" is a masterfully crafted thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. With its unexpected twist and thought-provoking themes, it's a must-read for fans of psychological suspense.

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In conclusion, "Gone Girl" is a masterfully crafted thriller that will leave you stunned and intrigued, with its dark and clever plot that will stay with you long after you finish reading.

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The story explores Evelyn's seven marriages, each with a different husband, and the reasons behind each union, whether it was for love, convenience, or career advancement. Along the way, Evelyn faces challenges such as racism, sexism, and homophobia, all while navigating the complexities of her own identity and desires. The novel ultimately becomes a powerful exploration of identity, love, and the power of storytelling, as Evelyn's life story unfolds and intersects with Monique's own.

In conclusion, "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo" is a heartwarming and thought-provoking novel that will make you fall in love with Evelyn's story and the Old Hollywood era, leaving you with a newfound appreciation for the power of storytelling and the complexity of human relationships.

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In conclusion, "The Last House Guest" is a gripping read that will keep you on the edge of your seat, with a complex and flawed protagonist and a plot full of surprises.

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CLASS : 6C

AUTHOR: Rachel Renee Russell

So, picture this: Nikki Maxwell and her band, well, they had a major "oops" moment on stage thanks to a rogue water bottle. Can you even imagine the horror? And of course, Mackenzie "Queen of Mean" Hollister was there to capture it all on video for the world to see. Talk about mortifying!

Nikki, feeling totally humiliated, almost quits the band! But then, plot twist! Trevor Chase calls her up with some seriously exciting news: they were going to Paris for a magazine cover shoot for "Ooh La La Chic," not the Bad Boyz! This was their chance!

But hold up, because you know Mackenzie couldn't stay out of the drama. Guess who ends up being the one covering their trip? Yep, Mackenzie. Cue the eye rolls!

Then, things go from bad to worse for Nikki. She accidentally tosses her perfect Paris outfit in the trash! Gone! Poof! And at the airport, in a classic Brianna move, her little sister swaps Nikki's bag for her own, which is full of her beloved teddy, Mr. Hans. So Nikki ends up being late and doesn't even get to sit next to her crush, Brandon. Ugh, talk about a rough start to a dream trip!

Trying to salvage the situation, Nikki attempts to order food in French, but hilariously messes it up and ends up saying something like, "I would like you to smell my feet!" Needless to say, she got the boot from the shop.

Thankfully, her mom had given her a credit card for emergencies, specifically to buy clothes at a place called "Mon Amour." Crisis averted, right?

Later, when Nikki and Brandon are about to grab some ice cream, Victoria introduces them to Andre, her old friend who becomes their guide. Turns out, Andre's godmother works at a clothing store. When Nikki mentions needing an outfit from "Mon Amour," Andre says his sister shops there and he'll pick something up for her. How convenient!

Brandon, though, is totally not feeling Andre. While Nikki and Brandon are chatting, Andre shows up with a gift-wrapped dress. He hands it to Nikki and says, "Mon amour for you, Nikki!" And Nikki, thinking he's talking about the store, replies, "Oh, Andre, Mon Amour for me!" This whole misunderstanding makes Brandon super jealous and he starts giving Nikki the cold shoulder. Poor Nikki!

Days go by, and Nikki is stressing big time because she still doesn't have an outfit for the photoshoot. Then, Mackenzie, surprisingly, suggests they check out a "French boutique" nearby. But surprise! It's not a boutique at all – it's a creepy underground catacomb filled with, like, 230 floors of human remains! Talk about a detour! They get locked in, but thankfully, Nikki's quick thinking helps them escape, and even Mackenzie is grateful.

Another attempt to find Nikki a dress with her besties Chloe and Zoey hits a snag when they realize they don't have enough cash. Mackenzie, in another unexpected move, offers to chip in! But they pretend the dress is for Chloe's birthday to keep the real reason a secret.

Then comes the day Mackenzie claims she bought the dress and will wear it. Of course, disaster strikes, and they accidentally tear it! Nikki is devastated. But wait for it… when she opens Brianna's "sugar plum" bag, there it is! Her original outfit! Brianna, being the sneaky little sister she is, had packed it with a note saying her friends would help her with it. Aww!

Nikki makes it to the photoshoot just in time, and Mackenzie is giving her some serious side-eye the whole time.

On the flight home, Brandon finally asks Nikki what's up. He's all confused about her calling Andre "Mon Amour." Nikki explains that it's the name of the store, and finally, everything clicks for Brandon, and they're back to being their adorable selves!

It was such a whirlwind trip for Nikki, filled with embarrassing moments, unexpected friendships (and rivalries!), and of course, a little bit of Parisian magic! What did you think of the whole Andre misunderstanding? Did you see that coming?

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In conclusion, "The Hate U Give" is a timely and impactful read that will leave you thinking about the importance of empathy, activism, and standing up against injustice, making it a must-read for fans of contemporary and socially conscious fiction.

In conclusion, "The Night Circus" is a mesmerizing read that will transport you to a world of magic and wonder, with its vivid descriptions, complex characters, and intricate plot, making it a must-read for fans of fantasy and magical realism.

CLASS :6C

AUTHOR :David Walliams

Spaceboy by David Walliams is a captivating and humorous adventure set in 1960s America during the height of the Space Race. The story centers around Ruth, a resourceful twelve-year-old orphan living with her unpleasant aunt on a remote farm. Ruth escapes her dreary reality by gazing at the stars and dreaming of cosmic adventures.

One fateful night, her dreams begin to materialize when she witnesses a flying saucer crash-landing in a nearby field. Upon investigating, Ruth discovers a mysterious alien inside. This encounter sparks an extraordinary friendship and plunges Ruth into a thrilling escapade filled with mystery, action, and plenty of laughs.

As Ruth tries to understand and protect her extraterrestrial friend, whom she names Spaceboy, she finds herself navigating the complexities of a world obsessed with space exploration and the potential secrets it holds. The narrative cleverly weaves together elements of science fiction with heartwarming themes of friendship, courage, and the wonder of the unknown.

Walliams masterfully crafts a story that appeals to a wide range of readers, blending his signature humor with moments of genuine emotion and suspense. The backdrop of the Space Race adds an engaging historical context to the fantastical elements of the plot. Accompanied by Adam Stower's delightful illustrations, Spaceboy is a cinematic and imaginative tale that explores the boundless possibilities of the universe and the power of an unexpected connection.

In this collection, award-winning author Sudha Murty reintroduces the fascinating world of India's greatest epic through these little-known but extraordinary tales, each of which is sure to fill you with wonder and amazement.

Sudha Murty was born in 1950 in Shiggaon in north Karnataka, She did her MTech in computer science, and is now the chairperson of the Infosys Foundation. A prolific writer in English and Kannada, she has written novels, technical books, travelogues, collections of short stories and non-fictional pieces, and several bestselling books for children. Her books have been translated into all the major Indian languages. Sudha Murty is the recipient of the R.K. Narayan Award for Literature. She received the Padma Shri in 2006, the Attimabbe Award from the Government of Karnataka for excellence in Kannada literature in 2011, the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2018 Crossword Book Awards and the Padma Bhushan in 2023. She weaves magical tales and especially enjoys writing for young readers. A generation of children has grown up reading her books, and her stories have been included in textbooks across schools in India.

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Bestselling author Sudha Murty takes you on an arresting tour, all the while telling you of the days when demons and deities walked alongside humans, animals could talk and gods granted the most glorious boons to common people.

Sudha Murty was born in 1950 in Shiggaon in north Karnataka. She did her MTech in computer science. She is the founder of Infosys Foundation and is currently the chairperson of Murty Trust. A prolific writer in English and Kannada, she has written novels, technical books, travelogues, collections of short stories and non-fictional pieces, and several bestselling titles for children. Her books have been translated into all the major Indian languages. Sudha Murty is the recipient of the R.K. Narayan Award for Literature. She received the Padma Shri in 2006, the Attimabbe Award from the Government of Karnataka for excellence in Kannada literature in 2011, the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2018 Crossword Book Awards and the Padma Bhushan in 2023. She weaves magical tales and especially enjoys writing for young readers. A generation of children has grown up reading her books, and her stories have been included in textbooks across schools in India.

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8 A

"Bah!" said Scrooge, "Humbug!"

In the city of London, on the night of Christmas Eve, Ebenezer Scrooge - a bitter, cold-hearted old miser-refuses his nephew's invitation for Christmas dinner and rudely turns away the gentlemen seeking donation for the poor.

And as he comes to sit down alone in his cold, dark apartment, he is visited by the ghost of Jacob Marley, his dead partner. Haggard and double-ironed, Marley is cursed to wander the earth. As Marley relates his unfortunate story, Scrooge is warned. And before Marley leaves, Scrooge is told that he would be haunted by Three Spirits.

As the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Christmas Present, and Christmas Yet To Come take Scrooge on respective journeys, will he learn the true meaning of the season? Will Ebenezer Scrooge be redeemed?

One of the best-loved Yuletide tales by Dickens, A Christmas Carol is filled with compassion and humour. With larger than life characters, who continue to live outside the pages, this Ghost story of Christmas will make you laugh and cry in the same breath. Published more than two centuries ago, it continues to be adapted into films, stage operas, and other media.

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SADHIKA S PAI ,

8A

"The story school " by Nandini Nayar is a funny and moving adventure story about maymo an orphan who discov ers she can tell stories .she break the "story law" and run away , ending up at a stange school where stories are forbidden . Maymo and a few other uncover pockets of resistance and fight to tell stories, even facing the story  sensors

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By : Nakshathra. Am 
Class: 6 . B

Author - Sudha Murthy

So this book of sudha murthy have lot informative things to learn in life as I have only read two chapters of the book I can only tell about them so let's start

1. 4th chapter -The Upside Down King

The suryavanshi king of Ayodhya satyavrata has ruled his land fairly and after he grew old he crowned his son to be the next king . After that his next desire was to retain his mortal body to heaven so he told his guru sage vasishta to assit him vasishta denied and said his wish was not natural no god's will accept it but he was adamant .Sage told him that your good deeds will let you to heaven but going with mortal body is against the rules so the king pressurized his son shakti in exchange of wealth but this all was seen by the sage and he told u have got 3 sins not listened to ur guru, take things in ur underhand and ur unnatural wish so the guru gave him a curse to wander around the world .one he came across a sage who was also like him he helped him to go to heaven with his mortal body .the gods in heaven senses that somthing was wrong and he send indra to make the king go back to earth the sage gave his full power to make him go to heaven but then good decided to make a another world not on erath or on heaven but in between both and because of pushing the king became upside down and has been called the upside down king 😊😊👍 that's it .

CLASS - 8C

One day, by mistake he deoped his axe into the a big sea . After a while a maermed apear.

" Why are you sad " she asked to the woodcutter. " By mistake I droped my axe into water ". " I will bring it, for you " the mearmed said. She dive into water and brought a golden an axe. " Is this your axe " the mearmed said. " No I am not that much rich that, I can buy golden. This is not my axe ". Then she dive again and water and this time she brought a dimond axe. Now she ask same question and she got same answer. And she dive one more time brought a stone axe. " Yes ! this is my axe ! ". The woodcutter said.

" You are a honest man, you can take all three axes."

Story ended.

NAME - PARAG

CLASS - 6D

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This story is about a poor boy called Arun,

Who loved to draw. The dream he saw turned out to be real, and the king in this story was very greedy.

The message I got from this story is:"greedy people will never achieve anything in their life".

This story is from one of my favourite story collections. I loved to read this story very much, I was happy and felt good after reading it .❤️❤️

Name: Sara Monica Jacob

Class:6th D

CLASS : 7 A

The Blue Umbrella" by Ruskin Bond is a heartwarming story about Binya, a young girl in a small Himalayan village, who exchanges her lucky charm for a beautiful blue umbrella. The umbrella sparks jealousy and conflict among the villagers, especially the shopkeeper Ram Bharosa. Ultimately, Binya learns the value of honesty and the importance of kindness, while Ram Bharosa realizes the importance of forgiveness and redemption. This book teaches us the value of not to be jealous of anyone, togetherness and many more....

CLASS : 7 A

The Magic of the Lost Temple” is a story written by Sudha Murty. This book is about a girl named Nooni, a young girl, who gets enchanted and fascinated by the story of an old stepwell told to her by her grandparents. This stepwell, which was apparently created by a “celestial architect” was used by “celestial maidens”, and now is lost to the village forever. I love this book very much...

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CLASS : 7 A

Gulliver's Travels is a fascinating story written by Jonathan Swift. This book is about Lemuel Gulliver, who embarks on four incredible journeys to fantastical lands. Along the way, he encounters tiny people, giant people, and even intelligent horses who rule over savage human-like creatures called Yahoos. Through his adventures, Jonathan Swift cleverly comments on the good and bad aspects. With its blend of adventure, satire, and social commentary, Gulliver's Travels is a thought-provoking and entertaining classic that continues to captivate readers to this day.

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Name of Story :The Aged Mother

Author: Matsuo Basho (1644-1694)

"The Aged Mother" by Matsuo Basho is a Japanese folktale about a farmer and his elderly mother who defy a cruel ruler's decree to abandon the age This story gives me a heartfelt care as well as a great love of a mother and son. The Son love his mother very much and some circumstances leads to helpless decisions. There lived a poor farmer and his aged, widowed mother, they were humble, peaceful, and happy. There is a despotic leader who though a warrior, suggestive of failing health and strength. He gave a strict order that all aged people put to death. Those were painful, the custom of abandoning old people to die was not uncommon. The order filled his heart with sorrow. One day when his day’s work was ended he took some food and water, lifted his mother to his back and start a painful journey to a mountain. They roads to mountain was long and steep, re-crossed many paths but he climbs blindly to the mountain named Obatsuyama (“abandoning of the aged). On the way her mother was noticing everything and she felt that her son doesn’t know the way to mountain and while return there may be a chance to mislead the way, so she snapped the twigs from brushes they passed

. Finally, they reach the mountain and he made a soft cushion and tenderly lifted his old mother onto it, with tearful eyes and an aching heart he said farewell. The unselfish love mother said that “The mountain road is full of dangers. LOOK carefully and follow the path which holds the piles of twigs. That broken his heart and cried, he said your kindness breaks my heart! I will not leave you. Together we will follow the path of twigs. They came back to home and he hide her in a kitchen shelf and supply her with everything she needed. Days passed the governor next demand was that his subjects should present him with a rope of ashes. One night, in great distress, the son whispered the news to his hidden mother. The mother said that she will think and gave a solution, the next day she told him how to make a rope of ashes. “Make rope of twisted straw, burn it on a windless night.”. The governor pleased the youth and demanded that who did it and how. The Farmer with deep bows he related his story. After hearing that the governor lifted his head. “Shining needs more than strength of youth,” he said gravely. That very hour the cruel law was abolished, and custom drifted into as far

Book Review: Geronimo Stilton: The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid

Author: Geronimo Stilton
Genre: Fiction / Adventure / Humor

Overview:

The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid is the second book in the Geronimo Stilton series, a beloved children’s series filled with humor, adventure, and creative storytelling. Written in the voice of the titular character, Geronimo Stilton—a mouse who is both a newspaper editor and an unwilling adventurer—this book takes readers on a wild journey from New Mouse City to the mysterious deserts of Egypt. With colorful fonts, engaging illustrations, and clever wordplay, this story is not just fun to read—it’s an experience.

Plot Summary:

In The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid, Geronimo is tricked by his cousin, Trap, into going on a trip to Egypt. Though Geronimo is more of a homebody who loves a quiet life filled with books and cheese fondue, he finds himself boarding a plane headed straight into one of the hottest, driest places on Earth. His goal? To write an article about the Great Cheese Pyramid and uncover the secrets hidden within it.

As the adventure unfolds, Geronimo encounters ancient mouse civilizations, uncovers buried treasures, and narrowly avoids dangerous traps—both literal and metaphorical. True to the series’ style, the humor is constant, the pace is brisk, and there’s always something unexpected waiting on the next page.

The novel not only tells a personal story but also paints a vivid picture of Afghan culture, history, and the immigrant experience. It is widely regarded as a modern classic and is often taught in high schools and universities due to its powerful themes and rich narrative.The novel centers on Amir, a privileged boy from Kabul, and his loyal friend and servant Hassan, the son of a Hazara (a persecuted ethnic group). Despite their bond, Amir’s insecurity and desire for his father's approval lead him to make a terrible mistake—one that haunts him for decades.

Summary

After fleeing to America during the Soviet invasion, Amir builds a new life. However, years later, he is called back to a Taliban-ruled Afghanistan to "be good again" and confront the ghosts of his past. His journey becomes one of atonement, sacrifice, and the search for redemption.

life.

Sudha Murty is an Indian educator, author, and philanthropist. She is the Founder-Chairperson of the non-profit charitable organization Infosys Foundation. She is married to the co-founder of Infosys, N. R. Narayana Murthy. In 2024, Murty was nominated as Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha on 8 March 2024 for her contribution to social work and education. Murty was awarded the Padma Shri, the fourth highest civilian award in India, for social work by the Government of India in 2006. In 2023, she was awarded the Padma Bhushan, the third highest civilian award in India .

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SADHIKA S PAI,

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To prove this, Greg decides to make a horror movie with his best friend, Rowley. He believes this movie will make him famous and finally earn him some respect. But as always, things don’t go as planned. From dealing with strange school events to navigating tricky friendships and embarrassing situations, Greg finds himself in one mess after another.

Meanwhile, Halloween is approaching, and Greg’s imagination runs wild with spooky thoughts, especially after he eats some old Halloween candy that gives him weird dreams. His movie project slowly starts to fall apart, and he learns that being famous or doing something extraordinary isn't as easy as it seems.

In the end, Greg realizes that maybe he doesn’t need to do something huge to be special. Sometimes, just being yourself is enough.

Author - Daniel Defoe.

[Book Review]

Robinson Crusoe is a young man who wishes to explore the sea. However, his parents are not in favour on this decision. Nonetheless, he defies them and wishes to go on with his decision. On his journey at sea, he faces a series of violent storms.

The central message of Robinson Crusoe is about survival, resourcefulness, and the human capacity to adapt and thrive in challenging circumstance. It also explores themes of self-reliance, spiritual transformation, and the potential for both individual and social growth through adversity.

I highly recommend Robinson Crusoe to children, adult, teacher etc. Robinson Crusoe is a compelling novel that chronicles the remarkable journey of man's survival and resilience on a deserted island.

Main Characters - Robinson Crusoe, Friday, Xury and The portuguess captain.

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Class: 6B

This is the fifth book of the Harry Potter series written by J.K Rowling. This book holds alot of emotions as people start to die. Harry and Ron and Hermione and Luna and Neville and Ginny go to save Harry's Godfather ( Sirius Black) from the ministry. But when the reach the place Harry and his friends realised that they stepped into an enormous trap set by the Dark Lord and the death eaters. Harry and everyone start fighting with the death eaters that's when the Order of the Phoenix people come Harry's Godfather Sirius also came but he was killed Harry was very sad. I really liked this book it is enormous but the story is amazing.

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CLASS - 7B

THE NOVEL ' OLIVER TWIST' NARRATES THE STORY OF AN ORPHAN NAMED OLIVER TWIST, WHO AFTER SPENDING 9 YEARS OF HIS LIFE IN A WORKSHOP OR POOR HOUSE ESCAPES FROM THERE AND TRAVELS TO LONDON WHERE HE COMES ACROSS THE ARTFUL DOGER, LEADER OF OF A GANG OF JUVENILE PICKPOCKETS. FROM THERE OLIVER TWIST IS LED TO THE DEN OF AN ELDERLY CRIMNIAL TRAINER FAGIN. OLIVER TWIST IS NAIVELY UNAWARE OF THEIR UNLAWFUL ACTIVITIES. BOTH DOGER AND FAGIN TRY THEIR LEVEL BEST TO DRIVE YOUNG OLIVER INTO THE WORLD OF CRIME. IN THE MIST OF CORRUPTION AND DEGRADATION, THE ESSENTIALLY PASSIVE OLIVER REMAINS PURE-HEARTED.HE STEERS AWAY FROM EVIL AND IS REUNITED WITH MR. BROWNLOW, FROM WHOM IS SEPARATED BY HIS CONSPIRATORS. MR. BROWNLOW HELPS OLIVER TRACE HIS FAMILY CONNECTIONS AND FINALLY ADOPTS HIM AS HIS SON. EVENTUALLY, OLIVER RECIEVES HIS REWARDS HEADING FOR A PEACEFUL LIFE, SURROUNDED BY KIND FRIENDS.

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NAME OF THE BOOK:THE JACKEL AND THE DRUM

AUTHOR:PANDIT VISHNU SHARMA

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NAME OF THE BOOK:THE UNHAPPY DOG (PANCHATANTRA)

AUTHOR:VISHNU SHARMA

In Hot Mess, Greg Heffley is stuck in the middle of a wild and overheated family vacation. His parents have the not-so-bright idea to combine two sides of the family—Mom's and Dad's—into one chaotic beach getaway. They all cram into a tiny, stuffy beach house in the middle of a heatwave, and predictably, things fall apart fast.

As the house turns into a war zone of clashing personalities and short tempers, Greg finds himself on a new mission: to uncover the secret recipe for his Gramma’s legendary meatballs. But this secret might be bigger—and messier—than he expected. Between family arguments, sand in uncomfortable places, and attempts to survive the heat, Greg tries to hold it all together without completely melting down.

In the fifth installment of the Harry Potter series, Harry returns to Hogwarts burdened by the trauma of Voldemort's return and the Ministry of Magic's refusal to believe him. As a new, tyrannical teacher—Dolores Umbridge—takes control of the school, Harry and his friends form "Dumbledore’s Army" to fight back. The story explores themes of resistance, isolation, and growing up. It’s darker and more emotionally intense than earlier books, showcasing Harry’s struggles with anger, loss, and responsibility. The climax at the Ministry of Magic is action-packed and tragic, marking a turning point in the series. I Recommend this book to children who love magic and long stories

CLASS:- VIII C

AUTHOR:- Sudha Murthy

NAME OF THE AUTHOR:-THE MAGIC OF THE LOST STORY

"THE MAGIC OF THE STORY" by Sudha Murthy is a captivating tale that revolves around NOONI , a young girl who visit her grandparents in SOMANAHALLI after a year - long lock down . As she explore her grandparents" place, she stumble upon a mysterious puzzle in her family's history , which sets her on an unforgettable journey along the Tungabhadra river.

Overall ,THE MAGIC OF THE LOST STORY is a literary gem that blends fantasy with real wisdom , encouraging readers to reflect on their life experiences and societal awareness .

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CLASS:-VIII C

AUTHOR:-Jeff Kinney

NAME OF THE BOOK :-THE DAIRY OF WIMOY KID:- OLD SCHOOL

"DAIRY OF WIMPY KID : OLD SCHOOL is hilarious and entertaining book that explores the challenge of modern technology and traditional values . Greg's adventures at hardscrabble farm and his grandfather's arrival bring plenty of laughs and excitement . A fun read for kid and adult alike . The book's Light Hearted tone and illustration add to its charm , making it for kid to read.

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WIMPY KID :- OLD SCHOOL

"Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School" is a hilarious and entertaining book that explores the challenges of modern technology and traditional values. Greg's adventures at Hardscrabble Farm and his grandfather's arrival bring plenty of laughs and excitement. A fun read for kids and adults alike! WIMPY KID OLD SCHOOL.

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Lost Treasure of the Emerald Eye

Geronimo Stilton, a quiet and book-loving mouse who runs The Rodent’s Gazette, is pulled into an unexpected adventure by his energetic sister, Thea. Along with their cousin Trap and nephew Benjamin, they set off in search of the mysterious Emerald Eye treasure. Their journey takes them across the ocean to a tropical island full of danger, humor, and surprises. Along the way, Geronimo faces his fears and learns the value of teamwork and courage .

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AUTHOR : Rachel Renee Russell

So Nikki's phone rings while she's in the shower, and her sister Brianna answers it. It's Brandon, Nikki's crush! Brianna totally embarrasses Nikki by saying she's hogging the bathroom and then goes on about how messy Nikki is and how scary she looks in the morning with hairy legs and crusty eye boogers.

Mortified, Nikki snatches the phone. Brandon just asks if she's coming to his party, which totally surprises her. Later, Nikki finds out Brandon volunteers at an animal shelter and thinks it's super sweet! When he mentions the shelter might close and the animals could become homeless, Nikki wants to help.

Then she remembers the school's charity skating competition – perfect for raising money! Only problem? Nikki can't skate at all. And to make things worse, Mackenzie, who can skate, is also in the competition and trying to win Brandon over. But Brandon seems to be on Nikki's side.

Nikki decides to talk to Betty, the shelter owner Brandon told her about. Betty's surprised by Nikki's idea. She mentions her husband broke his leg falling off a ladder while painting. Nikki jumps in, explaining the "Holiday on Ice" program and how they could raise money. Betty gets super emotional, calling Nikki her "guardian angel." She also mentions Mackenzie, that "lip gloss addicted scorpion," already called about Holiday on Ice.

Then comes a huge shock. Betty talks about her grandson whose parents passed away. When Nikki sees a kid playing outside, she can't see his face at first. But when he turns around? It's Brandon! Nikki's mind is blown – is Brandon Betty's grandson?

Another day, Nikki's mom asks her and Brianna to bake cookies. Nikki hasn't baked since she was five! So, they try, but Brianna accidentally sets the oven to 247 degrees, and it's a total disaster with smoke everywhere.

Nikki starts practicing for the skating competition and is a complete mess, constantly falling. She starts to doubt if she can even win. Then, her teacher assigns them this massive, boring book called "Moby Dick" – 672 pages! – with a report due. Ugh.

For a change of pace, Nikki plays dolls with Brianna, which isn't so bad. Then, a creative idea hits her: they could do a video presentation for the book report! Brianna becomes the killer white whale.

At school, Nikki faces major public humiliation when the coach rates their skating. Mackenzie gets a 9.5, while Nikki gets a pathetic 4.0. She still makes it into the event, but winning seems impossible. The coach, Victoria Steel, is super strict and known for yelling and even kicking skaters off the show for being embarrassing. So, Nikki's definitely at risk.

Christmas rolls around. Nikki's wishlist doesn't come true – she gets matching outfits with Brianna and has another disaster at the "Princess Sugar Plum" show. When she's out buying a gift, she runs into Mackenzie, and their conversation actually fires Nikki up for skating. Oh, and she also gets a phone!

Despite surviving Victoria Steel's intense skating classes (even though Nikki falls every time Victoria looks away but pretends nothing happened), the program day arrives with chaos. Mackenzie locks Nikki, Chloe, and Zoey in a room and sends their costumes to Paris! But they escape and, with the help of clown dresses and Brianna, they win the crowd and the money. Brandon gives Nikki flowers and a hug, leaving her wondering if it was a friend hug or something more. She feels like such a dork!

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Review : This book is about sherlock holmes and his friend Dr. Watson. Together they solve many interesting and tricky cases in London. Sherlock uses a sharp eyes and brains to catch the criminals

Conclusion: If you like solving puzzles and mysteries this book is perfect

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By Anoushka KV

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Author - Sudha Murty.

[Book Review]

''The Magic of the Lost Temple'' is a story of Nooni, a young girl, who gets enchanted and fascinated by the story of an old stepwell told to her by her grandparents. This stepwell which was apparently created by a ''celestial architect'' was used by ''celestial maidens'' and now is lost to the village forever.

Essentially, The Magic of the Lost Temple by Sudha Murty is a moving examination of moral principles, revealling the subtleties of truthfulness, determination, as well as compassion, and thankfulness under the perspective of Nooni's life-changing experince.

I liked this story very much. I belive it will be good for children in the age of 7 to 13 years. Children who liked adventure stories will also enjoy it very much. children who likes stories about group of friends will also enjoy it. my favourite character in the book is, of course, Nooni.

Main Characters - Nooni, Dr. Shekhar [father of Nooni], Usha [mother of Nooni], Ajja [Grand Father of Nooni] and Ajji [Grand Mother of Nooni].

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class:-7A

Book:-Suppandi has a remedy

CLASS: 7D

In this installment, Greg Heffley finds himself entangled in his older brother Rodrick's rock band, Löded Diper, as they strive for stardom. The narrative delves into the band's chaotic journey, from basement rehearsals to the pressures of the "Battle of the Bands." Greg documents these events, offering readers a humorous perspective on the rock 'n' roll lifestyle. This book is really hilarious.

Class: 7D

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NAME : GOLIVI DEEPAK

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NAME : Golivi Deekshita

CLASS: 7D

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A pilot crashes his plane in the Sahara Desert and meets a strange young boy, the Little Prince. The Prince asks him to draw a sheep. Slowly, the pilot learns the boy is from a tiny asteroid called B-612. On this planet, the Prince cared for a special rose, but her proud and demanding behavior confused him. Feeling lonely and unsure about their relationship, he decided to travel and explore the universe.

The Little Prince visited six planets. Each was inhabited by a single adult who showed the strange ways grown-ups think:

1. A king who only wants to give orders.

2. A vain man who only wants praise.

3. A drunkard who drinks to forget he's ashamed of drinking.

4. A businessman who only counts stars and claims to own them.

5. A lamplighter who blindly follows orders to light and put out a lamp.

6. A geographer who writes about places but never explores them.

The Prince realized that adults often care more about power, pride, money, or rules than about real meaning or beauty.

When he arrives on Earth, he meets many things but learns the most from a fox. The fox tells him that important things are invisible and can only be understood with the heart. The fox also teaches him about love and friendship, saying that once you form a bond with someone, they become special to you. The Prince understands then that his rose is unique because of the time and care he gave her.

He decides to return to his planet to care for his rose. To do this, he allows a snake to bite him, which causes his body to die but lets his spirit go home. The pilot fixes his plane and survives. He misses the Little Prince and hopes others will look at the stars and remember the boy who loved a flower.

The story is about love, imagination, friendship, and how adults of

ten forget what truly matters.

Mowgli, a human child, is found by wolves in the jungle after his parents are killed by the tiger Shere Khan. He is raised by the wolves, with Bagheera the panther and Baloo the bear teaching him the ways of the jungle. Shere Khan continues to threaten Mowgli, wanting to kill him.

Mowgli eventually uses fire to defeat Shere Khan. Despite being accepted by the jungle, Mowgli realizes he doesn’t truly belong in either the jungle or with humans, so he chooses to return to the jungle after spending time in a human village.

Other stories include "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi," about a mongoose protecting a family from cobras, and "Toomai of the Elephants," about a boy who witnesses the secret dance of eleph

ants.

Tom Sawyer, a young boy living with his Aunt Polly, often gets into trouble and enjoys playing pranks. He has a close friend named Huck Finn, who is an outcast. Tom is always looking for adventure and ways to escape his chores.

One day, Tom and Huck witness a murder by Injun Joe. They are terrified and vow to keep it a secret. Tom later gets involved in a treasure hunt with Huck and their friend Joe Harper. They go to an abandoned cave and discover treasure hidden by Injun Joe, who is also after it.

Tom also falls in love with Becky Thatcher, and he tricks other boys into whitewashing a fence by making it seem like a fun task. Tom eventually becomes a hero when he testifies against Injun Joe, who dies while trying to escape. Tom and Huck later find the treasure and become wealthy.

Tom grows up, learns lessons about life, and continues to have adventures wit

h Huck.

Alice, a young girl, falls down a rabbit hole into a strange world called Wonderland. There, she meets talking animals and bizarre characters like the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, and the Queen of Hearts.

As she explores, Alice experiences many odd changes, including growing and shrinking in size. She attends a mad tea party, plays a chaotic game of croquet, and faces many confusing and illogical situations.

Eventually, Alice is put on trial by the Queen of Hearts. As the nonsense builds, she grows frustrated and finally wakes up to realize it was all a dream.

The story shows Alice’s journey through a world that doesn’t follow normal rules, filled with strange creatures and unpredictable events.

Set in the 1930s in the Southern United States, the novel follows Scout Finch, a young girl living in the town of Maycomb, Alabama. Her father, Atticus Finch, is a lawyer appointed to defend Tom Robinson, a Black man falsely accused of raping a white woman, Mayella Ewell. Despite strong evidence proving Tom’s innocence, he is convicted by an all-white jury and later killed while trying to escape prison.

The story also explores Scout and her brother Jem’s childhood experiences, including their fascination with their reclusive neighbor Boo Radley. In the end, Boo saves the children from an attack by Mayella’s father, Bob Ewell. The novel exposes racial injustice and moral growth through the perspective of a child.

Amir, a boy from Kabul, grows up in a wealthy family alongside Hassan, the son of his father's servant. Despite their close bond, Amir betrays Hassan after witnessing him being assaulted and doing nothing. Overcome with guilt, Amir causes Hassan and his father to leave.

Years later, after moving to the U.S., Amir learns that Hassan was his half-brother and has died. He returns to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan to rescue Hassan's son, Sohrab, from an orphanage. Facing danger and emotional turmoil, Amir brings Sohrab to safety and begins to find redemption by raising him.

The novel explores themes of guilt, redemption, friendship, and the lasting impact of past act

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Pi Patel, a teenage boy from India, survives a shipwreck that kills his family while they are migrating to Canada. He ends up stranded on a lifeboat in the Pacific Ocean with a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker. Over 227 days, Pi uses his knowledge of animals, faith, and survival skills to coexist with the tiger and stay alive.

After being rescued, Pi tells two versions of his survival story—one with animals, and one with humans replacing the animals, implying cannibalism and violence. The novel leaves it to the reader to decide which story is true. It explores themes of faith, survival, and the nature of truth.

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WRITTEN BY : Hans Christian Andersen

Danish author

The story is based upon the protagonist's desire for a pair of shoes and the consequences of her temptation. There was a girl named karen was very poor and looks beautiful. But in summer she has to go for barefoot. In winter she will put a wooden shoe that was uncomfortable for her. Her legs colour changed into red, one day her mother got sick and she went for buying medicine. On the way she saw a red shoe which suite to her leg, she took that to home. her mother told her to use that on other day and on the same day her mother passed away. She wore that red shoe and everybody got shocked at that time a rich lady came and said that she will take care of her and finally she left with her. Years passed she grown up as rich and one day she told her to throw away her red shoe and will get a new one. She agreed and on the way of shopping she saw another red shoe and she insist to buy that and her mom denied and told her to buy black shoe. Once the Queen travelled through the country, and had her little daughter with her; and the daughter was a Princess. the little Princess stood in a fine white dress at a window, and let herself be gazed at. She had neither train nor golden crown, but she wore splendid red morocco shoes; once karen went to church with stiff collars and long black garments, fixed their eyes upon her red shoes. On a Sacrament Sunday Karen went to church with red shoes and there she found a old soldier and after seeing her red shoe he said “Look what pretty dancing shoes!”. When the people went out of church, and the Old Lady stepped into her carriage. Karen lifted up her foot to step in too; then the Old Soldier said, “Look, what beautiful dancing shoes!”. Then karen start dancing she can’t control the steps and she can’t stop it as, when she wished to go to the right hand, the shoes danced to the left, and when she wanted to go up-stairs, the shoes danced downward, down into the street and out at the town gate. She danced, and was obliged to dance, straight out into the dark wood. Days passed and karen danced with dancing shoes she met a angel in the church and angel gave a solution for the dancing shoes. One fine morning the old lady also dead with a heartfelt pain karen went to executioner dwelt  and provoked him and he said he will cut bad people head by his axe ,karen replied   “Do not strike off my head,” said Karen, “for if you do I cannot repent of my sin. But strike off my feet with the red shoes?”

And then she confessed all her sin, and the Executioner cut off her feet with the red shoes; but the shoes danced away with the little feet over the fields and into the deep forest. Next Sunday they all went to church, and she was asked if she wished to go too; but she looked sadly, with tears in her eyes, at her crutches Her soul flew on the sunbeams to heaven; and there was nobody who asked after the Red Shoes.

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Book:-TINKLE DOUBLE DIGEST

Summery:- Tinkle Double Digest is an amazing book to read. This book contains characters of tinkle universe

like Suppandi,Shikari Shambu etc.

This book contains 33 different stories and comics. This Tinkle double digest has many volumes and I have the 27th

volume. This is a book that adults and children can read. I love to read tinkle double digest books.

A young boy, Aladdin, stumbles upon a magic lamp in a cave by rubbing the lamp he summons a genie who grants him wishes to become rich and powerful, eventually marrying the sultans doughter. However, a sources also seeks the lamp for its magic, leading to a dramatic showdown. ARUSH RAVI PK CLASS-7C

Meanwhile, his parents and neighbors grow deeply worried and begin searching everywhere for him. The story shows how strong the love between parents and their child can be. After a tense and emotional time, Tommy is finally found, bringing great relief and happiness.

This story highlights the dangers of nature, the bravery of a child, and the unbreakable bond of family.

Feeling sorry, the old man went to look for the sparrow and was kindly welcomed by it and other sparrows in the forest. As a gift, the sparrow offered him a choice between two baskets. He chose the smaller one, which turned out to be filled with treasures.

When the greedy wife found out, she went to the sparrow’s home too. But she chose the larger basket, hoping for more treasure. On her way home, she opened it out of greed—and it was full of monsters and dangerous creatures! She was punished for her greed, while the kind old man lived happily.

Strange things begin to happen as ancient Egyptian gods return, the legendary Queen Nefertiti makes an unexpected comeback, and magical forces threaten to disrupt the balance of time itself. Miu, with his sharp tongue and even sharper instincts, must travel across time and cultures, face powerful enemies, and uncover the truth behind the Eye's magic.

Packed with humor, history, and heart, The Eye of Nefertiti is a thrilling journey through the wonders of ancient Egypt and the charm of 19th-century England—all seen through the wise (and often sarcastic) eyes of a very extraordinary cat.

Quaint Korea is a travel book written by Louise Jordan Miln in 1895. It shares her experiences visiting Korea during the late 19th century, a time when the country was going through big changes. Miln describes Korean customs, traditions, homes, and festivals in great detail. She talks about interesting things like underground heating systems, colorful celebrations, and the importance of fences in Korean houses.

A big part of the book focuses on the lives of women in Korea, who were often kept out of public life. Miln also explores Korean art and notes how it reflects the culture’s values—especially how people and women are rarely shown in paintings. Along with this, she discusses Korea’s political situation and its relationships with nearby countries like China and Japan.

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The series follows these dragonets—Clay, Tsunami, Glory, Starflight, and Sunny—who were raised in secret to fulfill this prophecy. However, their journey is not an easy one. After escaping the safety of their hidden home, the dragonets find themselves facing challenges, enemies, and betrayal in a world that is far more dangerous than they had ever imagined. As they struggle to discover who they really are and what their true destiny is, they must learn about loyalty, courage, friendship, and sacrifice.

With epic battles, heart-pounding adventures, and deep character development, Wings of Fire is perfect for readers who love dragons, fantasy, and thrilling quests. The series explores themes of fate, survival, and the importance of choosing one’s own path, making it a must-read for anyone seeking a magical and action-packed story.

Septimus turns out to be alive and gifted with powerful magic. He becomes an apprentice to the ExtraOrdinary Wizard and begins a journey filled with spells, hidden tunnels, enchanted creatures, and dark sorcery. Along the way, he discovers who he really is and what he’s meant to do.

The series takes readers through a magical world full of quirky characters, ancient spells, and dangerous adventures. Each book builds more suspense, as Septimus and his friends face powerful enemies and uncover long-lost secrets. It's a story about courage, friendship, and finding your true destiny

If you have read my previous review on the book "Aston Martin: The Great British Institution", then you might know that I am a huge fan of cars. As an enthusiast myself, I can assure all car enthusiasts that this is a wonderful, different and informative book about the infamous "Land Rover Discovery". All the details about this car is given in this book, deep information like the engine specifications, drivetrains, the evolution of this car that was first produced in 1948 in a place named "Solihull", near Birmingham. This book, apart from the information given above, provides detailed diagrams of the insides of the car, showing the engine, driveshaft, suspension, brakes, even the turbos! Now for the non-enthusiast people, these parts are the nerves, heart and the lungs of every single car ever made, and its so professionally drawn that even I don't understand some parts of it. There are photos of the interiors and the exteriors of every model of this car, even its 1st generation photos dating back to 1948, still as clear as modern photos in this book! If you read this thing as an enthusiast, you'll absolutely love it!

• By Bharath B Nair

• Class VIII-A, 15/05/25

It's a fantastic story especially for childrens to read.

Nivedhitha.S.Nair

STD- 7A

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William Shakespeare is undoubtedly one of the greatest playwrights to have ever lived. He gained fame for his excellent ability to portray human emotions in the form of comedies, tragedies, tragic-comedies and historical plays. Some of his greatest plays include Macbeth, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Julius Cae-sar, As You Like It, Othello, The Tempest, and many more. He has been credited with giving the world a plethora of new words and phrases, which are used in our daily language today.

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SADHIKA S PAI ,

8A

William Shakespeare is undoubtedly one of the greatest playwrights to have ever lived. He gained fame for his excellent ability to portray human emotions in the form of comedies, tragedies, tragic-comedies and historical plays. Some of his greatest plays include Macbeth, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Julius Cae-sar, As You Like It, Othello, The Tempest, and many more. He has been credited with giving the world a plethora of new words and phrases, which are used in our daily language today.

BY,

SADHIKA S PAI,

8A

William Shakespeare is undoubtedly one of the greatest playwrights to have ever lived. He gained fame for his excellent ability to portray human emotions in the form of comedies, tragedies, tragic-comedies and historical plays. Some of his greatest plays include Macbeth, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Julius Cae-sar, As You Like It, Othello, The Tempest, and many more. He has been credited with giving the world a plethora of new words and phrases, which are used in our daily language today.

BY,

SADHIKA S PAI

8A

Jeff Kinney’s style is fun and easy to read, making this book great for kids who enjoy comedy and cartoons. It’s a light-hearted, entertaining read that shows the ups and downs of growing up.

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It's an very nice book and shows the creative writing of jeff kinney

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CLASS : 8 - C

BOOK AUTHOR: HAR-ANAND

This novel is about a brave and clever sailor named Sindbad, who goes on seven amazing voyages across the seas. In first he meets his friends to have fun in his castle then he sails 7 Seas in each journey is full of danger, mystery, and magic! From escaping sea monster. In the other seas he sails to india but a big storm pushed his boat towards the coast of an island. Then he is safe but it is in mind but this is not a safe coastal island several hours passed he was so tired then he slept into deep sleep the three of the sailors with him but they thought he was dead then the sailors gone with his boat to continue to india but sindbad is not there in his boat then he heard a loud noise it was a bird but that was not small it is giant gigantic bird then he was so afraid the bird will kill him then he take the birds flight then the bird lands and gone then he discovered high hills of high mountains and it was a treasure island there was a lot Diamond s💎 💎 💎 in different colours he took much as he could then he found his friends approaching in the coastal island and he called his friends, then friends ran towards him and discovered diamonds and with the help of his friends they killed the gigantic bird and escaped then shared some of his diamonds to his friend and they lived happily, And it a fantastic adventure of all.

It's a story that teaches us to be bold, curious, and never give up, no matter how hard the challenge is. With fun pictures and exciting adventures, this book is a perfect ride for young readers who love stories full of action and wonder.

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NAME : SRINIDHI K.N

CLASS : 6 B

NAME OF AUTHOR : O. Henry

NAME OF STORY : A Strange Story

O. Henry's 'A Strange Story' is both a short story about the Smothers family. The story follows two families over multiple generations. In the first generation, John Smothers leaves to get medicine for his sick daughter one night but never returns. Years later, his daughter has a daughter of her own who also gets sick one night, on the anniversary of John's disappearance. Her husband John Smith tries to leave to get medicine but his wife refuses out of fear he too may disappear. Suddenly, the original John Smothers, now old, enters with medicine for the sick child. He explains he was delayed waiting for a streetcar years ago when he disappeared. The family consisted of John Smothers, his wife, himself, their little daughter, five years of age. One night after supper the little girl was seized with a severe colic, and John Smothers hurried down town to get some medicine. He never came back. The little girl recovered. The mother grieved very much over her husband's disappearance, and it was nearly three months before she married again, and moved to San Antonio. The little girl grown up and married, she also had a little girl five years of age. One night by a remarkable coincidence her little girl was taken with cramp colic on the anniversary of the disappearance of John Smothers, "I will go downtown and get some medicine for her," said John Smith, but his wife didn’t allow by thought of earlier experience After a little Pansy seemed to grow worse, and John Smith again attempted to go for medicine, but his wife would not let him. Suddenly the door opened, and an old man, stooped and bent, with long white hair, entered the room. "Hello, here is grandpa," said Pansy. She had recognized him before any of the others. The old man drew a bottle of medicine from his pocket and gave Pansy a spoonful. She got well immediately. "I was a little late," said John Smothers, "as I waited for a street car." The story gives moral that 'when one loves, no service seems too hard. Really it’s a strange story

Cinderella is a beloved fairytale about a kind girl mistreated by her step mother and stepsisters. With the help of a fairy god mother, she attends a royal ball, falls in love with a prince , and is ultimately rescued from her cruel home when the prince identifies her through a lost slipper. The story emphasizes kindness and the triumph of good over evil, with Cinderella's reward being a happy ending. By Nivedhitha.S. Nair. Class: 7A

Author - Jeff Kinney

This book is about Greg who's school is going to close because of standardized Test. Larry Mack who is a millionaire, who owns a car dealership. Larry Mack was the principal of the school for 10Years, so the school decided to put his name as Larry Mack Middle School,he was so popular that the school even made a statue of him. Some reports started poking around where he got the money?, With some little Dectitive work they found out that he was stealing money from the middle school and he was sent to jail. The standardized test score was low ,so Principal Mr Bottoms started renting the C wing to other companies because they didn't have money to buy perfect equipment to study. After all that, The day of Standardized test came,nobody did well.The newspaper said the middle school is going to close,So they closed. After weeks Larry Mack Jr decides to open the Middle School.

I love this book there are some parts which I love so much such as, The Middle School closed so a millionaire decide to open the school,and I liked the New School (Fulson Tech) which has sleeping pods and many other things.

You should also read this book, it is an amazing book!

By Arjith Vishnu

Class - 7D

In Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hot Mess, Greg Heffley finds himself in the middle of another series of funny and embarrassing situations. Whether it’s trouble at school, awkward moments with his friends, or chaos at home, Greg always seems to land in a hot mess. As he tries to survive the madness, his hilarious thoughts and drawings show that growing up isn’t as easy—or as cool—as he hoped.

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8 A

In this installment of the Dork Diaries series, Nikki Maxwell is faced with a big and adorable challenge—taking care of a litter of abandoned puppies! With the help of her best friends Chloe and Zoey, Nikki tries to keep the puppies a secret, especially from her parents and her frenemy MacKenzie. As if hiding a bunch of playful puppies wasn't hard enough, Nikki also has school, drama, and her crush Brandon to deal with.

This book is full of humor, friendship, and heartwarming moments that fans of the series will love. It’s perfect for readers who enjoy diary-style stories with fun illustrations and lots of puppy cuteness.

Adithi Anil S

8 A

This book is packed with humor, creative drawings, and the everyday adventures (and misadventures) of school life, making it a fun read for fans of diary-style and illustrated novels.

Adithj Anil S

8 A

It's a quirky, laugh-out-loud book full of weird inventions, silly humor, and unexpected twists—perfect for kids who love fun, fast-paced stories.

Adithi Anil S

8 A

The book is packed with humor, drawings, and diary-style entries that make it super fun to read—especially for animal lovers and kids who enjoy laugh-out-loud stories.

Malala yousafzai became a brave activist while she was a young girl.Before she fearlessly fought for girls right to education,she was a thoughtful kid who enjoyed school, sports, and education,she she was a thoutful kid who enjoyed school sports , and daydreaming. Then Malala was told that girls would not longer be able to go to school. She didn't let that stop her,Malala stood up for ewuel rights and became the youngest person ever to recive the Nobel peace price

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This book is about a bird in China who's name is Nightingale. This bird sings beautifully,one day a fisher was coming back from the sea at that moment he heard someone singing beautifully,so the fisher found out it was Nightingale. It was so famous that even the Emperor heard about it, he order his servents to find the Nightingale and bring it to him. They found the bird and gave it the Epemror. The Emperor told the bird to sing in the court, the bird sang and flew away. So the servents made a artificial bird but the artificial bird didn't sing beautifully but the people liked it. One day the artificial bird was damaged, the clock maker said to handle it with carefully. But one day the Emperor was going to die, The Nightingale came and sang the song beautifully but, something amazing happend! The Epemror didn't die, The Nightingale went ant the Emperor was alive.

This is a amazing book I like this book, I liked some parts such as, How the bird sang beautifully. You should also read this book.

Name - Arjith Vishnu

Class - 7D

Class: 7th - D

Book name: Oliver Twist

Author: Charles Dickens

☆Oliver Twist follows the journey of an orphaned boy who faces hardship in a workhouse, encounters a criminal underworld, and ultimately finds a benevolent guardian and a fulfilling life. The story explores themes of poverty, social injustice, and the potential for redemption. 

Elaboration:

• Early Life and Workhouse:

  Oliver Twist, born in a workhouse, endures a difficult childhood, spending time in a "child farm" (orphanage) and later facing mistreatment and unfair labor practices. 

• Entry into the Criminal Underworld:

  Oliver runs away to London and is taken in by Fagin, a criminal mastermind, and his gang of pickpockets, including the Artful Dodger. 

• Encounter with Kindness and Peril:

  Oliver is rescued from the criminal world by Mr. Brownlow, a kind gentleman, but he is pursued by Fagin's gang and experiences danger and betrayal. 

• Secrets and Revelations:

  The story unfolds with revelations about Oliver's parentage and the machinations of a man named Monks, who seeks to exploit Oliver for financial gain. 

• Redemption and Happy Ending:

  Through the help of kind characters like Mr. Brownlow and Rose Maylie, Oliver's life is transformed, and he finds a stable, happy existence. 

• Social Commentary:

  The novel critiques the harsh realities of Victorian society, including poverty, child labor, and the criminal underworld, while highlighting the potential for good and redemption. 

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CLASS - VIII C

CLASS - VIII C

CLASS - VIII C

CLASS - VIII C

AUTHOR : Jeff kinney

SUMMARY :

A boy named Greg during wants a relaxing break playing video games, but his mother insists him to go outside and be active. Greg faces embarrassing moments at the pool with his best friend Rowley, and a awful family trip. Nothing goes the way he plans leading to a summer full of fun and frustrating adventures.

By : TANVI MANESH (7A)

AUTHOR : Elisabetta Dami

SUMMARY :

In "The Haunted Castle," Geronimo Stilton and his family are invited to Penny Pincher Castle by their Uncle Samuel S. Stingysnout for a surprise. They are told that a friend of their grandfather, Big Wig, has passed away, and a ceremony will be held to honor him. Upon arriving at the castle, the Stiltons discover that no one else seems to know about Big Wig or the supposed ceremony. Geronimo and his sister Thea, along with their cousin Trap and nephew Benjamin, investigate the empty tomb, which initially leads them to believe Big Wig's death was a hoax. Through their investigation, they uncover a secret plot by Uncle Samuel, who turns out to be preparing a wedding for his daughter, and the surprise was actually a way to save money.

BY : TANVI MANESH (7A)

AUTHOR : Rachel Renée Russel

SUMMARY :

In this book, Nikki Maxwell loses her diary and goes to panic tring to find it. While she searches, shw shares her best tips and fun ideas of writting a diary for your own.

BY : TANVI MANESH (7A)

AUTHOR : Elisabetta Dami

SUMMARY :

Geronimo Stilton and his nephew Benjamin are in Rome to learn about the city's history, but they get caught up in a mystery: the Colosseum is haunted by a gladiator ghost, and tourists are scared away. Geronimo and Benjamin must solve the mystery and dispel the ghost to save the Colosseum and its reputation.

BY : TANVI MANESH (7A)

AUTHOR : Sudha Murty

SUMMARY :

"The Magic of the Lost Temple” is a story of Nooni, a young girl, who gets enchanted and fascinated by the story of an old stepwell told to her by her grandparents. This stepwell, which was apparently created by a “celestial architect” was used by “celestial maidens”, and now is lost to the village forever.

BY : TANVI MANESH (7A)

AUTHOR : Elisabetta Dami

SUMMARY :

Geronimo stilton, a mouse journalist,who is pulled into an exciting adventure when his sister, Thea finds a Treasure map. Along with their cousin, trap and nephew Benjamin, they travel to a distance Island in search of the Emerald Eye treasure. The journey is full of surprises, funny moments and teamwork

BY : TANVI MANESH (7A)

Author : Enid Blyton

Summary :

It is about a spoiled girl named Elizabeth Allen who is sent to Whyteleafe, a boarding school. She plans to be so naughty that she will be sent home. But the schools fair and friendly system, along with new friendships, slowly changes her. In the end, Elizabeth decides she wants to stay and become a better person.

BY : TANVI MANESH (7A)

Author : Sudha Murty

Summary :

This book introduces, Gopi a friendly labrador puppy, as he joins his new family. It is written from Gopi spoint of you and it chapter its early days. What gobi sees, what gobi feels, what he place etc...

BY : TANVI MANESH (7A)

Publisher :universities press

Publication year: January1999

𝗚𝗲𝗻𝗿𝗲: autobiography

𝗟𝗮𝗻𝗴𝘂𝗮𝗴𝗲:English

𝗔𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗮𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿: Dr APJ Abdul Kalam (1931-2015) was an Indian scientist, engineer, writter and statesman, his full name was Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam..

He served the Country has 11th president of India from (2002-2007)

And is the widely regarded as the 'people president'' for his selfless attitude and connect with the masses.... He was entitledas the Missile man of India because of his contribution to India's missile and space programs.

𝗔𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗼𝗼𝗸: 'Wings of Fire' he is an inspirational autobiography that keys deep inside into the life and personality of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam written with co-author Arun Tiwori the book provide a compelling story of the Kalam's remarkable life. In the book, Dr. Kalam has shared story his early life.

𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: 'Wings of Fire' is an inspiring and thought - proving book that trace the journey of a man who Rose from humble beginnings to the president of India, through his autobiography, APJ Abdul Kalam us of the importance of perseverance.........

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Author: Eiichiro Oda
Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy

Summary:
One Piece follows Monkey D. Luffy, a joyful and fearless pirate with a body made of rubber and a dream to become the Pirate King. He sails the seas with his crew, the Straw Hat Pirates, facing enemies and uncovering secrets. Luffy later awakens the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika, a mythical Zoan Devil Fruit, becoming the Sun God Nika, symbol of freedom and liberation.

Why I liked it:
It’s an epic mix of action, friendship, dreams, and Luffy’s unbreakable spirit. Every page inspires me to never give up.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Author: Jeff Kinney

Genre: Comedy, Slice of Life

Summary: Greg Heffley’s diary tells funny stories of surviving school, dealing with family, and awkward moments with his best friend Rowley. His life is full of hilarious fails and clever schemes that rarely go right. Why I liked it: It’s relatable, super funny, and makes everyday life look like an adventure. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½

Verdict: A classic mystery that's perfect for young readers who enjoy mystery and adventure.

BY COROLYN KEENE

DHAYABARAN.M

6A

It's mystery and pure adventure

BY ENID BLYTON

DHAYABARAN.M

6A

Author - James Baldwin

There was once a slave in Rome who's name was Androclus. One day he escaped and goes into a cave, in the cave he found a lion he became scared but the lion was injured , as paw had long sharp thorn which hurted it. Androclus removed it and the lion was happy, then he bought food to the lion and they became best friend. One day soldiers came to forest and they found Androclus in a cave ,they took him back to Rome. They told Androclus to fight a hungry lion as it was a law and he was very afraid of the lion.The lion. Jumped out from the cage and laid down at Androclus's feet, Androclus was amazed when he looked at the lion,it was the lion where he met in the cave. People were amazed and we're saying " Live and be free", " Live and be free". So Androclus And The lion went back to the cave and remained to best friends

I like this book it shows what real friendship. You should also read this book.

Name - Arjith Vishnu

Class - 7D

CLASS - 8C

class:- 7-A

ONCE ON A FARM LONG AGO, a Mama Duck sat on her nest. “How long must I wait for my babies to hatch? I have to sit here all by myself!” But what could she do? A Mama duck must keep her eggs warm till they hatch. At last, the eggs began to crack. One yellow duckling stepped out of its shell, then another. Each little chick shook its wings. “Quack, quack!Look at you! cried Mama Duck with joy. “You're all so cuteCome line up," said Mama Duck. "We will go down to the lake for your very first swim.” She counted – one, two, three, four, five. “Oh dear!” she said with a frown. “I had six eggs. I should have six ducklings.”Mama duck and chicksOne large egg was still in the nest. “Well!" said Mama Duck, "it looks like that big egg will take more time.” So she went back to sit on her nest again and wait some more.

Usha, dark haired and rose cheeked, struggled with her grandfather’s long loose shirt. She was Eleven or twelve. Her younger brother, Suresh, was doing his best to hold down a bed-sheet while Binya, a slightly older girl, Usha’s friend and neighbour, was handing them the clothes, one at a time.

CLASS -7A

Review of Matilda

It has been a great escape from the world for me, and it has also been a go-to to read to my nephews when they were growing up.

Overall, it is a classic story that should be on the reading list of all children (and grown-ups, for that matter). It is a testament to the power of imagination, kindness, and determination and a reminder that hope exists even in the bleakest circumstances.

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CLASS -7A

Review of Harry Potter

Harry Potter is a series of novels by British author J. K. Rowling. The novels follow Harry Potter, an 11-year-old boy who discovers he is the son of famous wizards and will attend Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Harry learns of an entire society of wizards and witches.

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CLASS -7A

Review of invisible planet

In "The Invisible Planet" by Geronimo Stilton, the Spacemice, including Geronimo himself, discover a mysterious planet that appears and disappears on their radar. They investigate and find that the planet is inhabited by mysterious aliens who are keeping a secret. The Spacemice must figure out the planet's invisibility and the aliens' intentions, leading to an exciting adventure.

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CLASS - 7A

Review of The Famous Five

it was a great adventure Book and my favourite character was Timmy the dog because his character is smart and brave. Yes I would recommend it to my friends as this has challenging vocabulary. Re-reading the entire Famous Five series this summer, Enid Blyton's classics never get old! I loved this book.

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CLASS -7A

Review of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

The darkly funny novel features Charlie Bucket, a boy living in poverty with his parents and grandparents. They live in a town that is home to a famous chocolate factory. Charlie is one of five children who win admission to tour the mysterious chocolate factory, alongside its owner Willy Wonka.

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When a young girl brings her beloved stuffed fox to the playground, much to her astonishment, a real fox takes off with it! The girl chases the fox into the woods with her friend, the boy, following close behind, but soon the two children lose track of the fox.

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Class - 6 B

Story Name : The angel

Writer Name - Hans Christian Andersen

Hans Christian Andersen (1844) a Danish writer who received international attention for his fairy tales' humor, authenticity, and dark imagination. This story narrates a journey of a dead child to almighty and a angel who came to take a child a heaven .

Summary

A child has died, and an angel is escorting him to Heaven. They wander over the earth for a while, visiting the child's favourite places. Along the way they gather flowers to transplant into the gardens of Heaven. The angel takes the child to a poverty-stricken area where a dead field lily lies in a trash heap. On the way to heaven there stood near them a slender, beautiful rose-bush; but a wicked hand had broken the stem, so that all the branches, covered with half-opened buds, were hanging around, quite withered “The poor rose-bush!” said the Child. “Take it, that it may bloom up yonder.” after that they picked some rich flowers and the wild pansy and the despised buttercup. But they didn't fly instead they spend some time in city. they went through the small street where everything was messy with broken plastics, plates, hats and pots, the angel picked the broken flower pot and said that we can take it to heaven. Then the Angel narrate a story of poor sick boy who spend his life in crutches.  On a spring day the neighbour’s boy brought him also field flowers, and among them was, by chance, one to which the root was still hanging; and so it was planted in a flower-pot, and placed by the bed, close to the window. And the flower had been planted by a fortunate hand; and it grew, threw out new shoots, and bore flowers every year. He takes care of all the flowers with his best and the flower itself was woven into his dreams, for it grew for him and gladdened his eyes, and spread its fragrance about him; and toward it he turned in death. “But how do you know all this?” asked the Child. “I know it,” said the Angel, “for I myself was that boy who walked on crutches. I know my flower well.” the Father pressed the dead Child to His bosom, and then it received wings like Angel, and flew hand in hand with him. And the Almighty kissed the dry withered field flower, and it received a voice and sang with all the angels hovering around some near, and some in wider circles, and some in infinite distance, but all equally happy. And they all sang little and great, the good, happy Child,

"The Angel" is that God sees and appreciates all life, even the most insignificant, and that even in death, a child's love for the world can continue to shine in heaven

What happens to the boy in The Witches?

The Boy is turned into a mouse by witches at the Hotel Magnificent. His grandmother then helps him turn the witches into mice, who are chased from the hotel. The Boy remains a mouse, and he and Grandmamma plan to turn all the witches into mice so cats can kill them.

Why is The Witches a banned book?

The book has been banned for being misogynistic. Critics say that the story encourages children to fear powerful, beautiful women.

Why did Roald Dahl write The Witches?

Roald Dahl partly based The Witches on his childhood summers in Norway, where his mother would tell him scary bedtime stories. He also partly based the grandmother's character on his mother. thanks that's what i got

Crusoe soon learns he is the sole survivor of the expedition and seeks shelter and food for himself. He returns to the wreck’s remains twelve times to salvage guns, powder, food, and other items. Onshore, he finds goats he can graze for meat and builds himself a shelter. He erects a cross that he inscribes with the date of his arrival, September 1, 1659, and makes a notch every day in order never to lose track of time. He also keeps a journal of his household activities, noting his attempts to make candles, his lucky discovery of sprouting grain, and his construction of a cellar, among other events. In June 1660, he falls ill and hallucinates that an angel visits, warning him to repent. Drinking tobacco-steeped rum, Crusoe experiences a religious illumination and realizes that God has delivered him from his earlier sins. After recovering, Crusoe makes a survey of the area and discovers he is on an island. He finds a pleasant valley abounding in grapes, where he builds a shady retreat. Crusoe begins to feel more optimistic about being on the island, describing himself as its “king.” He trains a pet parrot, takes a goat as a pet, and develops skills in basket weaving, bread making, and pottery. He cuts down an enormous cedar tree and builds a huge canoe from its trunk, but he discovers that he cannot move it to the sea. After building a smaller boat, he rows around the island but nearly perishes when swept away by a powerful current. Reaching shore, he hears his parrot calling his name and is thankful for being saved once again. He spends several years in peace.thaku

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She faces many challenges and learns valuable lessons. In the end, she wakes up back in the real world, reflecting on her amazing adventures in Wonderland.

Deekshitha SP

Vlll C

Deekshitha SP

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6A

The magic of the Lost Temple

Sudha Murty

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6 A

Harry potter

J.k .Rowling

Harry potter

J k Rowling

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6A

CLASS -7TH B

AUTHOR -E.B.WHITE

BOOK -CHARLOTTE'S WEB

REVIEW-

Charlotte’s Web is a heartwarming story of friendship between a pig named Wilbur and a spider named Charlotte. When Wilbur is in danger of being slaughtered, Charlotte writes words in her web to save him. The story teaches us about kindness, sacrifice, and loyalty. I loved how Charlotte used her intelligence and care to protect her friend. The ending was emotional and meaningful. I recommend this book to everyone who enjoys stories about animals and friendship.

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Name of thr book: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Author: Ronald Dahl

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a fun and exciting book about a boy named Charlie who wins a golden ticket to visit Willy Wonka’s famous chocolate factory. Inside the factory, he sees amazing things like chocolate rivers and magical sweets. He goes on the tour with four other kids, but they all get into trouble because of their bad behavior. Charlie is kind and polite, and in the end, he gets a big reward. I really enjoyed this book because it was full of imagination and surprises.

Book Review: Future Hero – Race to Fire Mountain

Author: Remi Blackwood

This is a fast-paced and exciting story about Jarell, a boy who finds a portal to a magical world called Ulfrika. There, he discovers he’s a chosen hero meant to stop an evil sorcerer. The book is full of action, cool technology, and African-inspired magic. It teaches you to believe in yourself and your talents. A great read for anyone who loves adventure and fantasy!

Story: Cinderella

Cinderella is a kind girl who lives with her mean stepmother and stepsisters. They treat her badly and make her do all the work. One day, there's a royal ball, but they don’t let her go. With the help of her fairy godmother, Cinderella gets a beautiful dress and goes to the ball—but she must return by midnight. She dances with the prince, but leaves behind her glass slipper when she runs away. The prince finds her by using the slipper, and they live happily ever after. It's a sweet story about kindness and believing in magic.

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Class : VII B

Book : The Case Of The Missing Bicycle

Author : Milo Stone, Shawn Martinbrough, and Joseph P. Illidge

Review :

The Case Of The Missing Bicycle is a short story for young readers, in this story a boy's bicycle goes missing. His 2 other friends help him to find his bicycle. They search through many clues to find that their one friend had actually borrowed it. It is a small story but these small pages can hold a lot of meaning, moral and emotion inside. It was fun reading this book, and it was surely shocking to know the conclusion.

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Once upon a time, there was a tree and a little boy who loved to play in its branches. The boy would swing and play, and the tree was happy to provide shade and support. As the days went by, the boy grew bigger and taller.

One day, the boy asked the tree, "Can you give me some money?" The tree replied, "I'm sorry, I don't have money. But you can pick my apples and sell them." The boy did so, and the tree was happy to see the boy happy.

As the boy grew older, he came back to the tree and asked for more. The tree gave him its branches to build a house. Years went by, and the boy returned again, this time with a wife and children. He asked the tree for wood to build a boat, and the tree sacrificed its trunk.

Years passed, and the old tree was left with nothing but its roots. The boy, now an old man, came back to the tree, tired and worn out. The tree said, "I'm sorry, I don't have anything left to give you. All I have is my roots." The old man sat down under the tree's roots, and the tree was happy to provide shade once more.

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7 A

Pm shri kendriya Vidyalaya Number 2 Naval Base Kochi

Cinderella, a kind and beautiful young woman, is reduced to a life of servitude by her wicked stepmother and stepsisters after her father's death. Despite her hardships, Cinderella remains hopeful and gentle.

One day, the King invites all the young women in the kingdom to a grand ball, and Cinderella's stepsisters are excited to attend. However, Cinderella is not allowed to go.

Her Fairy Godmother appears and helps Cinderella get ready for the ball by transforming a pumpkin into a magnificent carriage, mice into horses, and a rat into a coachman. Cinderella attends the ball and captivates Prince Charming with her beauty and charm.

When the clock strikes midnight, Cinderella flees, leaving behind one of her glass slippers. The Prince searches for the girl whose foot fits the slipper, and eventually finds Cinderella.

They fall in love, get married, and live happily ever after.

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7 A

Pm Shri kendriya Vidyalaya Number 2 Naval base Kochi

The story begins with the introduction of Vernon and Petunia Dursley, who live in a small town. They're not thrilled about their nephew Harry Potter, who's been left on their doorstep as a baby.

The Dursleys treat Harry poorly, and he lives in the cupboard under the stairs. On Harry's eleventh birthday, strange things start happening, and he receives a letter addressed to him.

The letters keep coming, and the Dursleys try to intercept them. However, Hagrid, the Hogwarts gamekeeper, arrives to deliver Harry's letter in person.

Hagrid reveals that Harry's parents, James and Lily Potter, were wizards who were killed by Lord Voldemort. Harry himself is famous in the wizarding world for being "The Boy Who Lived."

Hagrid takes Harry to Diagon Alley to buy school supplies, and they discuss Harry's first year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

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7 A

Pm Shri kendriya Vidyalaya Number 2 Naval Base Kochi

A prince is cursed to live as a beast unless he finds true love. Belle, a kind and intelligent young woman, takes her father's place as the Beast's prisoner.

Despite initial fears, Belle grows to care for the Beast and learns to see beyond his physical appearance. The two fall in love, breaking the curse and transforming the Beast back into the prince.

The story is a timeless tale of love, acceptance, and inner beauty.

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7 A

Pm Shri kendriya Vidyalaya Number 2 Naval base Kochi

Mowgli, a young boy, is raised by wolves in the jungle after being orphaned. He's guided by the wise bear Baloo and the panther Bagheera.

As Mowgli grows, he faces challenges from the villainous tiger Shere Khan. With the help of his animal friends, Mowgli learns to navigate the jungle and ultimately finds his place among humans.

The story is a thrilling tale of survival, friendship, and self-discovery.

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7 A

Pm Shri kendriya vidyalaya no 2 Naval base Kochi.

Ariel, a mermaid princess, falls in love with Prince Eric, a human. She makes a deal with the sea witch Ursula to trade her voice for legs.

Ariel navigates the human world, facing challenges and learning about love and sacrifice. Meanwhile, Ursula plots to use Ariel's voice to seduce Prince Eric.

In the end, Ariel and Eric overcome obstacles and fall in love, and Arielk finds her happily ever after.

The story is a classic tale of love, sacrifice, and following one's dreams.

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7A

Pm Shri kendriya vidyalaya no 2 Naval base Kochi

Peter Pan, a boy who refuses to grow up, lives in Neverland with the Lost Boys. Wendy Darling and her brothers, John and Michael, visit Neverland after being sprinkled with fairy dust by Tinker Bell.In Neverland, they encounter the villainous Captain Hook and his pirate crew. Peter Pan and the children engage in thrilling adventures, battles, and friendships.Ultimately, Wendy and her brothers return home to London, but Peter Pan remains in Neverland, forever young.The story is a timeless tale of youth, adventure, and the power of imagination.

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Rapunzel, a beautiful princess, is stolen from her royal parents by a wicked witch named Mother Gothel. Mother Gothel locks Rapunzel in a tall tower, where she's kept prisoner and forced to care for the witch's magical hair-growing powers.

Years pass, and Rapunzel's hair grows incredibly long. One day, Prince Eugene becomes lost in the forest and hears Rapunzel singing. He discovers the tower and climbs up Rapunzel's hair to meet her.

Rapunzel and Prince Eugene fall in love, and she learns about the world outside the tower. However, Mother Gothel discovers their plan to escape and tries to stop them.

Rapunzel and Prince Eugene outsmart the witch, and they ultimately escape the tower. Prince Eugene's eyes are healed from being blinded by thorns, and they get married, living happily ever after.

The story is a timeless tale of love, freedom, and overcoming adversity.

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7 A pm Shri kendriya vidyalaya no 2 Naval Base Kochi

The story revolves around the lives of two Indian twins, Rahel and Estha, growing up in Kerala. The novel explores themes of love, loss, family secrets, and social hierarchy.

The twins' lives are marked by tragedy, including the death of their cousin Sophie and the false accusation against their uncle, Velutha. The novel weaves together past and present, revealing the complexities of human relationships and the impact of societal expectations.

Through the twins' experiences, Roy critiques India's caste system, social norms, and family dynamics. The novel is a powerful exploration of memory, love, and the long-lasting effects of childhood experiences.

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7 A

Kendriya Vidyalaya Number 2 Naval base Kochi

Wings of Fire is the autobiography of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, one of India’s most distinguished scientists and former President, tracing his remarkable journey from a modest upbringing to national prominence. Born in Rameswaram in 1931 to a poor but spiritually rich Tamil Muslim family, Kalam’s early life was shaped by strong family values, hard work, and deep faith. His father, a boat owner and imam, instilled in him a sense of simplicity and integrity, while his teachers and mentors encouraged his curiosity and love for learning. Driven by a passion for aeronautics, Kalam pursued his education in physics and aerospace engineering, eventually joining the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and later the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). Under the mentorship of great visionaries like Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, he played a key role in India’s civilian space program and military missile development efforts, leading projects such as SLV-III, Agni, and Prithvi. Despite numerous challenges and setbacks, his resilience, teamwork, and faith in God helped him overcome obstacles and lead successful missions. The book also touches upon his deep-rooted patriotism, his spiritual beliefs influenced by both Islamic and Hindu traditions, and his commitment to national development. Collaborating with young scientists and guiding technological innovation, Kalam became a symbol of India’s scientific potential. The autobiography, written in simple yet powerful language, reflects his humility and dedication, offering inspiration to readers to dream big, work hard, and serve their country with selflessness and courage. Wings of Fire is more than a life story—it is a testament to how determination, vision, and faith can transform an ordinary boy from a small town into the "Missile Man of India" and a beloved leader who ignited minds across generations.

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7 A

Pm Shri kendriya vidyalaya no, 2 Naval base Kochi

The 17th book in the series shifts focus from Greg Heffley to his brother Rodrick, lead singer of Löded Diper. Rodrick's dreams of rock stardom drive the story as Greg becomes the band's manager. They navigate chaotic gigs, quirky promotions, and band drama.

The book showcases humor and comic-style illustrations, sibling dynamics, and challenges of chasing fame and following dreams. It's a fun, music-themed addition to the Wimpy Kid series.

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7 A pm Shri kendriya vidyalaya no, 2 Naval base Kochi

Submitted by Devi Priya Vejesh

7 A pm Shri kendriya vidyalaya no, 2 Naval base Kochi

Submitted by Devi Priya Vejesh

7 A pm Shri kendriya vidyalaya no, 2 Naval base Kochi

Submitted by Devi Priya Vejesh

7 A pm Shri kendriya vidyalaya no, 2 Naval base Kochi

Submitted by Devi Priya Vejesh

7 A pm Shri kendriya vidyalaya no, 2 Naval base Kochi

Author:Jeff Kinney

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7A PM Shri kendriya vidyalaya no, 2 Naval base Kochi .

CLASS - 7D

In the sixth book of the Harry Potter series, J.K. Rowling takes the story into darker, more emotional territory. As Harry learns about Voldemort’s past and the mystery of the Horcruxes, the stakes grow higher than ever. The bond between Harry and Dumbledore deepens, while characters like Draco Malfoy and Severus Snape reveal unexpected depth.

Though there are lighter moments with teenage romance and Quidditch, the tone is more serious, leading to a shocking and tragic ending. Rowling expertly blends suspense, character growth, and emotional impact, making this a powerful lead-in to the final book.