Mansi Nehra 
X C 

Must read this book...

It gave us the moral - don't underestimate the power of a common women....

Shrishti 

9a

मोक्षिता।

8'स'

Despite the complexities of any novel, l think it's useful when studying structure to see if a novel plot can be distilled into one line . (Screenwriter might call this a logline.)

In the secret garden, this might be:

When Mary parents die and she is sent to live with her uncle, she must discover the secret of his estate and bring a garden back to life in order to gain her own happiness and save the life of her cousin .

Gayatri

8th C

MORAL : Never underestimate yourself ,no dream is giant if you believe it is .

Name : Rohan Rana

Class : 8'C

Roll no : 46

This book is about various tales from Mythology (including The Sage with Two Horns)! The stories are interesting and many of them are not heard of before.

The book contains short stories of kings, gods and sages.The stories are very fascinating and interesting. The vocabulary words are also easily understandable.

Overall, it is a must read book by all whoever wants to know about Indian mythology.

Book written by - Sudha Murty

Keerthi, 9th A rollno. 24

Thank you

Name : Ianto Manoj

Class: 8 C

Roll no : 31

The story begins with Kalam’s childhood. He was born in Rameswaram’s middle class family and spent his childhood in Rameswaram with his brother-in-law and partner Ahmed Jalal Uddin. Ahmed tells him about literature and scientific research. Samusuddin was also with him, who was the only news paper distributor in his city. He talks about his childhood education and college, and also life at MIT.

After completing the engineer, he was in front of two opportunities. First Air force and Second Ministry of Defense, Director of Technical Development and Production. He applied for both but was selected in the Ministry of Defense. Later he met Dr. Vikram Sarabhai who helped him a lot. Due to Sarabhai’s guidance and hard work, he was able to touch the sky’s height.

Due to all the successful trials, he was later asked to make missiles for India. Then surface to surface, Prithvi. Tactical for vehicle repair defense, Akash. Anti-tank missile, nag. And took decision to make medium range ballistic missile, Agni.

Prithvi was tested on 1988. The launch date of Agni was kept on 30 April 1989. Agni Missile’s team has more than 500 scientists. Launching preparations were made and the surrounding villages were evacuated at the time of launching. The entire project was started 14 seconds later and the problem was fixed. But the station ordered it to stop and the launch was postponed.

The newspaper and media made a lot of fun of it and this made the team disappointed but still the project continued to work and Agni finally completed the flight after 5 years of hard work. Likewise India also joined all those countries which had such power and technology. Later, Kalam was awarded the title of Missile man.

And this is how the book ends.

Thank you

Name : Ianto Manoj

Class : 8 C

Roll no :31

Class 6b

My family isn’t very big. There are four people in my family: my father, my mother, my brother, and me. My brother is named Mark, and he’s not married; he’s single. We also have a pet cat named Whiskers. We live in an apartment in the middle of the city, but we also have a big house in the countryside. We usually go to the countryside on weekends.

My father is an engineer, and he works at the local firm. My mother is a nurse. My dad enjoys playing basketball, and my mom loves gardening. We often have dinner together. We have a large table for dinners in our apartment. My mom always makes delicious meals for us. My dad and I often watch movies together. We usually sit on our big couch and watch comedies. My brother, Mark, likes to read books and listen to music.

YOU CAN READ ABOUT THEM FROM THE BOOK GREAT WORKS OF MAHATMA GANDHI

ANSHUMAN CHAUHAN

8th B

• Introduction to object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts like classes, objects, inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism, and abstraction.

• Basic Java syntax, data types, variables, operators, and control flow statements.

• Methods, arrays, strings, and wrappers.

• Exception handling and debugging.

Part 2: Building Blocks of Java Programming:

• Classes and objects, constructors, member methods and variables.

• Access modifiers and packages.

• Inheritance, polymorphism, and overriding methods.

• Abstract classes and interfaces.

Part 3: Advanced Java Features:

• Multithreading and concurrency, including threads, synchronization, deadlocks, and monitors.

• I/O streams and files, networking basics, and sockets.

• Collections Framework, including lists, sets, maps, and queues.

• Generics for type-safe collections.

• Lambda expressions and functional programming.

Part 4: The Java API:

• A comprehensive overview of essential Java API classes and packages, including:

  • java.lang package: fundamental classes like String, Math, and System.

  • java.util package: utilities like collections, dates, and scanners.

  • java.io package: I/O streams and file handling.

  • java.net package: networking classes for sockets and URLs.

  • Other important packages like java.awt for graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and java.sql for database connectivity.

Part 5: Applets and JavaFX:

• Creating applets for web applications.

• Introduction to JavaFX for building desktop and mobile applications.

Additionally:

• The book includes numerous code examples, illustrations, and quizzes throughout each chapter to reinforce learning.

• Appendices cover topics like Unicode, regular expressions, Java compiler options, and command-line arguments.

Name-Luvdeep kumar

Class-9-A

Roll no.-42

YOU can read this book from library

Gandhi (an autography ).

NAME: G SAI ASHREET

CLASS: 7

SEC: C

ROLL NO: 14

HARSHIT KUMAR

9B

Book Summary:

The Secret - Book summary

The Secret is the Law of Attraction, which says that “like attracts like”, and our thoughts create our lives. In this book, Rhonda Byrne sheds light how The Secret works, sharing anecdotes, insights, and quotes from luminaries like Einstein, Jung, and Emerson, alongside New Age and self-help experts. In this free version of The Secret summary, you’ll learn about the Law of Attraction and how to apply it to achieve what you want in your life.

Introduction to The Secret

Everything in the universe is made of vibrating atoms and energy, including us. When examined under a microscope, we are masses of energy, within larger masses of energy.

Energy vibrates at specific frequencies; our thoughts are magnetic with their frequencies too. Our personal vibrations are determined by our thoughts and feelings. When we think of something, we are transmitting these frequencies to the Universe, like a human transmission tower, and they magnetically attract things of the same frequency. In short, like attracts like, and we attract things, people and circumstances that are of a similar vibration or frequency as ourselves.

The Secret Book Summary_law of attraction

WE ATTRACT WHAT WE THINK OF THE MOST

The Law of Attraction is a law of nature. It is as impartial and as predictable as the law of gravity, and works regardless of whether we know or believe it. We attract what we think of the most, including:

• Good and bad thoughts: The law of attraction doesn’t distinguish between good or bad thoughts, and it doesn’t recognize whether you want or don’t want something. It simply delivers what you are thinking about most persistently. Most people don’t get what they want because they are focusing more on what they don’t want (e.g. they don’t want to be fat/ lonely), and hence end up getting more of it.

• Conscious and sub-conscious thoughts: The law of attraction does not only focus on conscious thoughts. You may say that you want more money, but sub-consciously feel undeserving or doubtful about your ability to earn/ attract the money – the Universe recognizes and delivers on those sub-conscious thoughts.

SHORTCUTS TO THE SECRET

We have about 60,000 thoughts a day, and it’s not possible to control all these thoughts. Our feelings can be used as a tool to become aware of what we are thinking, and to accelerate the manifestation of what we want.

• Use feelings to identify our thoughts: We cannot concurrently feel good and bad at the same time – if you are feeling good, you know you are holding “good thought”, and bringing more of what makes you feel good. If you are feeling bad, you can quickly catch yourself and the underlying “bad thoughts”, and shift back to the positive.

• Use feelings to supercharge what you wish to attract: When you feel something strongly, it sends out strong frequencies to attract what you are feeling. That is why what we resist tends to persist (because we give it focus and feeling, attracting more of the same).

You do not need to be worried about every negative thought that you may have, because:

• Not all fleeting thoughts are manifested; what manifests most predictably are sustained thoughts that are super-charged with feelings.

• Positive thoughts are much more powerful than negative thoughts, and it takes many persistent negative thoughts to bring something negative into being.

Hence, the best short-cut is to feel good, happy and positive everyday, because that will bring more good things and happiness to you.

Using The Secret: Tips & Processes

THE CREATIVE PROCESS

To change our lives, we first change our thoughts. The power of creation is in the present, in the now, when the thought is formed and being transmitted. In our full 12-page version of The Secret summary, we explain more about these 3 key steps involved in using The Secret: Ask, Believe, Receive.

USING THE SECRET

To use The Secret, we need to develop awareness, and manage our thoughts and feelings. In our full book summary, you’ll learn more about what it means to master your thoughts, manage your feelings, and use various processes to speed up the shift in your reality, including cleaning up your frequencies, leveraging the power of expectation, the power of gratitude, and the power of visualization.

The Secret in Action

Using the laws of attraction principles, Bryne gives specific tips and various examples of how to apply it to different aspects of our lives, including having our ideal body, money, relationships, health and an abundant life. If you’d like to find out more about the Secret and how to apply it in your life, do check out our full book summary bundle. This includes a one-page infographic summary in pdf, a 12-page text summary in pdf, and a 24-min audio summary in mp3.

The Secret summary - book summary bundle

This book combines points from The Secret film with quotes and insights from teachers and other famous personalities like Einstein, Jung and Emerson, as well as additional points from Byrne. You can purchase the book here.

Want a different, modern take on the Law of Attraction? Do check out these summaries as well:

You Are a Badass;

You can Heal Your Life

The Science of Getting Rich

Think and Grow Rich

Secrets of the Millionaire Mind

About the Author of The Secret

The Secret was written by Rhonda Byrne (born 1951)–an Australian television writer and producer, best known for the book and film The Secret. She currently lives outside of Los Angeles.

Byrne began her career as a radio producer before moving into television production. In 2007, she appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show and was featured in Time Magazine’s “The TIME 100: The People Who Shape Our World”. Besides The Secret she has also written book sequels The Power, The Magic, and The Hero.

You can read this book from library of Kv bsf camp CHHAWLA.

Rating: ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

Ayush

9A

Name -Rohan gowda

Class - 9 B

Extinction is occurred when a type of species is completely dies out. It can happen due to many factors like:-

1:- Environmental factors

2:- Climatic change

3:- habitat destruction

4:- Evolutionary changes

Some examples of Extinct Animals and Plants include:-

Dodo

Sea cow

Labrador duck

Rocky mountain locust

Thaylacine

Hawaii chaff flowers

Golden toad

St. Helena olive tress

Alula.

And this is how the book ends.

Thank you

Name:- Ianto Manoj

Class:- 9C

Roll no:- 38