AUTHOR :THOMAS HARDY

CHARACTERS: BATHSHEBA EVERDANE, GABRIEL OAK, WILLIAM BOLDWOOD, FANNY ROBIN, SGT.FRANCIS TROY.

Review:

I read this book on my summer vacation, this book is one of my favourite books I have read.

This book is the story of a farmer called Gabriel Oak. Gabriel Oak is one of the main characters in this book.

Far from the Madding Crowd is a classic novel by Thomas Hardy that tells the story of love, choices, and consequences set in the English countryside.

The story follows Bathsheba Everdene, a strong and independent woman who inherits a farm. She is admired by three very different men:

Gabriel Oak – kind, loyal, and hardworking

Sergeant Troy – attractive but irresponsible

William Boldwood – serious and reserved

The novel shows how Bathsheba’s decisions affect her life and the lives of others.

It’s a thoughtful and emotional story about love, pride, and responsibility. The message shows that true love is often steady and patient, not dramatic.

SAYANORA SAJEESH OF CLASS 7C.

Author:Rudyard Kipling

Characters:Mowgli, Bhageera, Baloo, Sher khan etc...

REVIEW:-

This book is written by British author Rudyard Kipling born on 1865 who got a nobel prize for his literature.

This book is about an orphan boy Mowgli who lived in the jungle with the animals his main friends were the animals in the jungle but an animal always wanted to it him, a tiger called Sher khan.

This story tells us about survival, adventure & about animals.

-By Sayanora Sajeesh

Author- JOHANNA SPYRI

CHARACTERS-GRANDFATHER, HEIDI, CLARA, PETER etc......

REVIEW:-

This story is about an orphan girl called heidi, she lived with her aunt Dete.

Her parents died when she was very young,

When she was five, Her aunt left her at her grandfather's house.which was on the mountains.

After leaving her she left to Frankfurt for work.

She lived there happy and healthy and had a friend Peter who was a shepherd, he took the goats from the whole village and graced them on the mountains of Dorfili.

After three more years Dete came to take Heidi to Frankfurt because a rich family in Frankfurt had a only daughter on a wheel chair and they needed a child to keep her company.

As Heidi went to Frankfurt she became homesick, but became good friend with Clara though she was 4 years older than Heidi. As Heidi became homesick she was taken back her village Dorfili.

Later, Clara always visited Heidi on vacations. Peter later became jealous of Heidi &Clara, and kicked Clara's wheelchair. Soon, he & Heidi helped Clara to walk.Clara's family were happy to see her walk and rewarded them.

This story teaches us sincerity, trust, love and caring for each other.

- By

Sayanora Sajeesh

7c

ISHANVI R

VIII A

CLASS VIII A

ISHANVI R

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Author : J. K. Rowling

Country : United kingdom

Language :English

Year of Publication : 2005

Published : Bloomsbury

About the book : Harry Potter and the half blood prince by J. K. Rowling is a darker and more mature entry in the series that follows the harry sixth year in Hogwarts uncovers crucial details about Voldemort’s past and growing power; blending moments of teenage friendship and romance with rising tension, the novel deepens key characters like Draco Malfoy and Snape, and builds toward a shocking, emotional climax that sets the stage for the final battle.

Rating for this book is : 5/5

By: Mahima. R. Prabhu

Class : 7C

CLASS:8A

Bond's "The Great Train Journey" is a story set in small-town India, centred on the nostalgia, magic, and human connections experienced during train travel. The title story follows a young boy named Suraj who sneaks into a stationary goods train, only to be trapped inside as it speeds off, taking him on an unexpected, magical, and adventurous journey Suraj was Bored during his summer break, Suraj explores a railway siding and boards a goods carriage. The door slams shut, and the train starts moving, forcing him into a quiet adventure on his own.Inside, he finds crates of apples and a new world away from his ordinary life.The train carries him away before later bringing him back to his original location, giving him a sense of adventure, maturation, and a desire to travel more. The overall book, which includes stories like "The Night Train at Deoli" and "The Eyes Have It," celebrates the nostalgic charm of railway stations, the scenery of North India, and the diverse characters met on journeys.

This stories amazing those who love to travel will like this story very much..

Thank you 😊

CLASS:8A

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens is a novella about Ebenezer Scrooge, a cold-hearted miser who despises Christmas. On Christmas Eve, he is visited by the ghost of his partner, Jacob Marley, and three spirits—Past, Present, and Yet to Come—who show him the error of his ways, leading to his transformation into a generous, kind man. The story is a moral tale highlighting the importance of generosity, empathy, and social responsibility. Waking on Christmas morning, a terrified and remorseful Scrooge becomes a changed man, helping the Cratchit family, donating money, and embracing the holiday spirit. A terrifying figure shows a future where Scrooge is dead, unloved, and unmourned, while Tiny Tim has died.Shows Scrooge the poverty-stricken but happy Cratchit family, including the crippled Tiny Tim, and his nephew Fred’s joyful party.Takes Scrooge to his childhood, his apprenticeship with the jolly Fezziwig, and his former fiancée, Belle, who left him due to his love for money.

The story is very interesting and amazing to read

Thank you😊

Author: Jeff Kinney

Review

It tells us about a kid whose name is Greg who tells us that it is hot outside even though it is winter and then in the story he explains about his school days, as a child I enjoyed those portions.The story has given some advice like not to watch mobile instead to play outside .

When I read this story I felt it relatable in many scenarios .This is one of my favourite,I will rate this 10 out of 10.

RISHIK PRAJEESH

7 C

Author : Dr. APJ Abdul kalam and Arun Tiwari

Publisher :Universities

Publisher year :1999

Genre: Autobiography

Country : India

Language : English

About the book :Wings of Fire is an inspiring autobiography that traces the life journey of A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, from his early years in a small village to becoming a prominent aerospace engineer and eventually the President of India. The narrative provides valuable insights into India's space and defense programs offering a compelling story of resilience determination and patriotism. It's not just a biography but a motivational guide for aspiring individuals

Rating : 5/5

By: Mahima. R. Prabhu

Class: 7C

Once upon a thriller

Author : Carolyn Keene

Published in :September 24, 2013

This story is about a girl named Nancy. She goes on a trip with her friends, Bess and George, to a small town called Avondale to visit Moon Lake. It was George’s idea, and they reached there in about an hour. Nancy was super excited because her favorite mystery writer, Lacey O’Brien, lived there.

But things quickly go wrong. A bookstore owned by Paige, which had Lacey’s books, gets burned down. On top of that, a sculpture made by Rick (Lacey’s husband) is stolen. Nancy barely escapes the fire, and then things get crazier—someone even tries to run her over with a car, but she manages to escape again.

Nancy starts noticing that everything happening is similar to events from Lacey’s books. Using her brain, she figures out who did it. Turns out, it was Paige. She was angry because Rick used to love her, but when Lacey came, he fell for her instead. So Paige decided to take revenge.

By the end, Nancy feels kind of messed up because their trip turns into a complete disaster.

Overall, the story is really thrilling with lots of twists. I’d give it a solid 10/10.

Book - The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid

Author- Elisabetta Dami

Summary -

The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid is an adventurous and humorous story that follows Geronimo Stilton on a journey to Egypt. The story begins with Geronimo reluctantly joining an expedition to explore the mysterious pyramids, where he soon finds himself caught in a series of unexpected and amusing situations. As he travels through deserts and ancient tombs, he experiences both fear and excitement, making the journey memorable.

The book combines elements of adventure, mystery, and comedy, keeping the reader engaged throughout. The colorful illustrations and creative text styles add to the charm of the story, making it enjoyable and easy to read. It also introduces readers to aspects of ancient Egyptian culture, including pyramids and mummies, in a fun and interesting way.

Overall, the story highlights courage, curiosity, and the spirit of adventure through Geronimo’s experiences. The book leaves the reader with a sense of excitement and curiosity, making it a memorable and enjoyable reading experience

CLASS:8 A

The book, written by Jeff Kinney, continues the diary-style format, highlighting Greg’s, at times, desperate attempts to keep his comfortable, lazy school lifeThe book mocks the pressure of standardized testing and focuses on the absurdity of school funding issues and the chaos of middle school lifeGreg is initially happy about the potential school closure because he dislikes school. However, when he realizes he will be separated from his best friend, Rowley Jefferson, he shifts his focus to trying to save the school.Mr. Bottoms implements strange changes, including bringing in business advertisements to the hallways, cutting classes, and creating the "High Flyers Club" to force better scores, which actually results in cheating.After Mrs. Mancy is fired, Mr. Bottoms is brought out of retirement to fix the school's low test scores.

This story is amazing to read and it is very funny .

Thank you 😊

CLASS: 8 A

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho is a philosophical novel about Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy who journeys to Egypt in search of treasure, only to discover that his true purpose—his "Personal Legend"—and the real treasure lie within himself. Through travels, love, and spiritual lessons, he learns to listen to his heart and read the omens. Santiago joins a caravan crossing the Sahara. He meets an Englishman searching for a true alchemist, which deepens his knowledge of the "Soul of the World".At the Al-Fayoum oasis, Santiago falls in love with a woman named Fatima. He also meets the titular Alchemist, who teaches him to listen to his heart and convinces him to leave comfort (and Fatima) to finish his quest.Upon arriving in Africa, Santiago is robbed of all his money. He is forced to work for a crystal merchant, bringing prosperity to the shop while learning lessons about ambition and fear of success.After being captured by tribesmen and forced to show his ability to turn into wind, Santiago reaches the pyramids. While digging, he is robbed again. However, one of the thieves tells him a story about his own dream of a treasure hidden in a ruined church in Spain—the exact place where Santiago first had his dream.

The Ending: Santiago returns to Spain and discovers the treasure of gold coins at the original church, realizing the journey was necessary for his personal growth.

Thank you 😊

CLASS:8 A

The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill is a fantasy novel about Luna, a child accidentally fed moonlight by Xan, a kind witch rescuing babies abandoned by a fearful town. Raised with a swamp monster and a tiny dragon, Luna must control her emerging magic to fight sorrow, uncover the truth about her past, and free her community from oppression.

The Protectorate is a town ruled by fear, where elders force parents to abandon the youngest baby annually, believing a witch will destroy them otherwise.Xan is actually kind, rescuing the infants and bringing them to loving families in the Free Cities .As Luna turns thirteen, her magic begins to emerge. Meanwhile, the town’s sorrow keeps people compliant, and a young man named Antain begins questioning the brutal traditionThe characters' paths cross, and the truth about the "madwoman" (Luna's birth mother) and Xan's past is revealed. Love and memory prove more powerful than sorrow, leading to the town’s liberation.

Thank you 😊

CLASS:8 A

Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities (1859) is a historical novel set in London and Paris before and during the French Revolution, focusing on themes of sacrifice, resurrection, and social injustice. The story follows Dr. Alexandre Manette, who is released after 18 years in the Bastille, and his daughter, Lucie, who restores him to health. Lucie marries Charles Darnay, a French aristocrat who has renounced his cruel family, while Sydney Carton, a cynical lookalike, loves Lucie from afar.Jarvis Lorry of Tellson's Bank reunites Lucie Manette with her father, Dr. Manette, who has been held in the Bastille.

Both Charles Darnay and Sydney Carton fall in love with Lucie, who marries Darnay.

As the French Revolution breaks out, the Parisian citizens, led by the vengeful Defarges, begin destroying the aristocracy.

Darnay returns to Paris to save a former servant but is arrested as an aristocrat by the vengeful Madame Defarge. To ensure the happiness of the woman he loves, Sydney Carton arranges to swap places with Darnay, going to the guillotine in his place and achieving redemption.

The novel contrasts the peaceful life in London with the chaos of Paris, famously starting with the line "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times". It emphasizes the immense cost of justice and the power of love and sacrifice to "recall to life".

Book - Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Long Haul

Author - Jeff Kinney

Summary -

The Long Haul is a humorous and entertaining story that follows Greg Heffley and his family on a long road trip. What begins as a simple family vacation soon turns into a series of unexpected and chaotic events. From dealing with annoying situations to facing strange mishaps along the way, Greg finds himself in one problem after another, making the journey both stressful and funny.

The story is filled with comedy and relatable family moments that keep the reader engaged throughout. The simple language, along with the cartoon-style illustrations, makes the book easy and enjoyable to read. Each incident adds to the humor and shows how unpredictable family trips can be.

Overall, the book captures the fun and challenges of travelling with family in a light-hearted way. It leaves the reader amused and entertained, making it a memorable addition to the series.

Book - The Hunger Games

Author - Suzzane Collins

Summary -

The Hunger Games is a gripping and thought-provoking story set in a dystopian world where young participants are forced to compete in a deadly game. The story follows Katniss Everdeen, a brave and determined girl who volunteers to take her sister’s place in the Hunger Games. As she enters the arena, she must rely on her intelligence, courage, and survival skills to face dangerous challenges and strong opponents.

The novel combines action, suspense, and emotion, keeping the reader engaged from beginning to end. The fast-paced storyline and unexpected twists make it difficult to stop reading. Through Katniss’s journey, the story also explores themes such as survival, sacrifice, and the effects of power and control.

Overall, the book presents a powerful and intense narrative that leaves a lasting impression on the reader. It is both thrilling and meaningful, making it a memorable and impactful read.

AUTHOR OF THE BOOK : ELISABETTA MARIA DAMI

REVIEW BY:ABER LUDH FIGARADO

Author : J. K. Rowling

Country: United kingdom

Language : English

Publisher : Blooms bury and Scholastic

Published year :2000

About the book : I read this book in my summer holidays this is my favorite book that I have read.Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is an exciting and darker installment in the series, where Harry is unexpectedly entered into a dangerous magical tournament. The story skillfully blends mystery, friendship, and rising tension as the wizarding world begins to feel more threatening. With its fast-paced plot and deeper emotional stakes, the book marks a turning point, showing Harry’s growth and hinting at the larger conflicts ahead.

Rating:5/5

By Mahima . R. Prabhu

Class :7C

Secret at mystic lake

Author: Carolyn Keene

Published in : May,6 ,2014

To celebrate George’s birthday, Bess and Nancy took her on a three-day bike tour around the scenic Mystic Lake Park. The plan was to enjoy the beautiful surroundings during the day and camp under the stars at night.

However, things didn’t go as expected. Trouble began when someone stole their tents. Soon after, their trip leader, Caitlin, mysteriously disappeared overnight, and their bike tires were badly slashed.

Instead of relaxing and enjoying the trip, Nancy now finds herself searching for clues. She hopes to catch the culprit before they end up completely lost in the woods… forever.

I'll tell this was thrilling with never-expecting twists I would rate it 10 out of 10

Author: Nizrana farook

Published in:January 2, 2020

THIEF, REBEL, BANDIT… HER?

Chaya usually has an answer for everything. But stealing the Queen’s jewels—even for a good reason—isn’t something she can easily talk her way out of.

So she makes a bold escape on the back of a beautiful elephant, leading her friends on a noisy, rough, and exciting adventure through the jungle, where danger is always around.

Will stealing those jewels turn out to be the start of something big… or the end of everything for this brave girl?

Author: Sudha Murthy

Published Date: 2014

Okay, so this book is all about the Mahabharata, especially the Kurukshetra War, which was such a huge deal that even gods had to pick sides. But instead of the usual main story, it dives into a bunch of lesser-known and super interesting stories that happened before, during, and after the war.

Basically, Sudha Murthy brings back these hidden gems from the epic in a really fun way, making the whole world of the Mahabharata feel fresh and exciting. Each story is kinda unique and leaves you surprised or amazed by the enBook: The Serpent's Revenge: Unusual Tales from the Mahabharata

Author: Sudha Murthy

Published Date: Not sure

Okay, so this book is all about the Mahabharata, especially the Kurukshetra War, which was such a huge deal that even gods had to pick sides. But instead of the usual main story, it dives into a bunch of lesser-known and super interesting stories that happened before, during, and after the war.

Basically, Sudha Murthy brings back these hidden gems from the epic in a really fun way, making the whole world of the Mahabharata feel fresh and exciting. Each story is kinda unique and leaves you surprised or amazed by the end.

This is a really good book with many wonderful stories I'll rate it 10 /10

Author: Sudha Murthy

Published in:2012

Get ready for some awesome new adventures from one of India’s favourite storytellers!

Come along with Anoushka, Krishna, Meenu and Raghu, plus Ajja-Ajji, as they head off to Mayawati, a beautiful hilly place in Uttarakhand. What they don’t realize is that their trip is going to be full of unexpected magic! This time, Ajja becomes their storyteller. Surrounded by snowy mountains and tall deodar trees, he shares cool stories about kings, princesses, mermaids and even bitter gourds, all while teaching them important life lessons.

As the kids explore the mountains, they make new friends, learn about Pahadi traditions, enjoy amazing sunsets, and travel to lots of exciting places.

From the bestselling author of Grandma’s Bag of Stories and Grandparents’ Bag of Stories, Sudha Murty brings another fun and magical collection of stories with a fresh twist!

Once upon a time, a crow was very thirsty. He flew all over the fields looking for water, but for a long time, he could not find any. Suddenly, he saw a water pot in a garden. He flew straight down to see if there was any water inside. Yes, he could see some water, but the water level was very low and his beak could not reach it.

He thought of a plan. He saw some small stones lying nearby. He started picking up the stones one by one and dropping them into the pot. As more stones filled the bottom, the water level slowly began to rise. Soon, the water was high enough for him to drink. The thirsty crow drank his fill and flew away happily.

Moral: Where there is a will, there is a way.

The Story:

A dog once found a juicy bone and was carrying it home in his mouth. On his way, he had to cross a bridge over a clear stream. As he walked across, he looked down and saw his own reflection in the water.

Thinking it was another dog with a much bigger bone, he became greedy. He wanted that bone too, so he barked loudly at the reflection. As soon as he opened his mouth to bark, the bone fell out and splashed into the stream, sinking to the bottom. The dog went home hungry, having lost what he already had.

Moral: Be content with what you have.

An ant fell into a river and was drowning. A dove dropped a leaf into the water; the ant climbed on and was saved. Later, a hunter aimed his gun at the dove. The ant bit the hunter’s heel, making him miss. The dove flew away safely.

Moral: One good turn deserves anothe

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Moral: Unity is strength

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Moral: Look at your own flaws before judging others

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Moral: Be happy with your own gifts

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Moral: Don't count your chickens before they hatch

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Moral: Flexibility is better than pride

Moral: Deception carries its own risk

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Author - Sudha Murty

Summary -

The Bird with the Golden Wings is a really interesting collection of short stories inspired by Indian mythology and folklore. Each story is different and introduces unique characters and magical elements, which makes the book fun to read.

What I liked most about this book is how simple and easy the stories are, but they still have meaningful messages. Many of the stories teach values like kindness, honesty, and courage without being boring. It feels like you are reading stories told by elders, but in a more engaging way.

The book also gives a glimpse of our culture and traditions, which makes it both enjoyable and informative. Since the stories are short, it is easy to read a few at a time without getting bored.

Overall, I enjoyed reading this book. It is interesting, meaningful, and perfect for anyone who likes short stories with a mix of imagination and life lessons.

ISHANVI R

VIII A

Author - Rachel Renèe Russell

Summary -

Tales from a Not-So-Fabulous Life is a really fun and relatable story about Nikki Maxwell, a girl who joins a new school and tries to adjust to everything around her. She writes about her daily life in her diary, including her problems with school, friends, and the popular girls.

What I liked most about this book is how funny and real it feels. Nikki goes through a lot of embarrassing and awkward situations, but that’s what makes it so enjoyable. It feels like something that could actually happen in real life. The little drawings and doodles in the book also make it more interesting and fun to read.

I also liked how the story shows the importance of friendship and being yourself. Even when things don’t go her way, Nikki learns to deal with them in her own way.

Overall, I enjoyed this book a lot. It’s simple, funny, and very easy to read, which makes it perfect for anyone who likes light and entertaining stories.

ISHANVI R

VIII A

Author : Divya Anand

Published in:April 21, 2025

Nine-year-old Agalya is super excited—she’s been chosen to play Rapunzel in the school play! But her happiness doesn’t last long because her best friend, Prisha, turns against her. Prisha wanted the role too and just can’t understand why Agalya, who’s into gymnastics, suddenly cares so much about being a princess.

Just when things couldn’t get any worse, Agalya gets alopecia, which leaves a noticeable bald patch on her head.

A bald Rapunzel? That sounds crazy!

As people start whispering and she begins to doubt herself, Agalya has to find the courage to accept who she is. Will she rise above everything and let her true self shine?

Author:Aisha bushby

Published in: June 9 2022

Hazel is starting a new life in England, living in a cottage straight out of a fairy tale, with forbidden rooms and a magical garden.

But as Hazel struggles with the challenges of this new world — making friends and missing her family — she begins to realise that every fairy tale has a darker side. And there are some terrifying creatures lurking in the shadows…

A magical story about family, friendship, and facing fears

Author:Sudha Murty

Published in:November 14 2017

The Trinity, consisting of Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu, is the omnipresent trio responsible for the survival of the human race and the world as we know it. They are popular deities of worship all over India, but what remain largely unknown are some of their extraordinary stories.

Award-winning author Sudha Murty walks by your side, weaving enchanting tales of the three most powerful gods from the ancient world. Each story will take you back to a magical time when people could teleport, animals could fly and reincarnation was simply a fact of life.

This book is filled with adventure and I really enjoyed this book.

ISHANVI R

VIII A

I love this book and I learned many things from it.

ISHANVI R

VIII A

Jyothika Jayan

VII-B

Jyothika Jayan

VII-B

Muhammed Eshan PR

6.A

Name of the Book: The Blue Umbrella

Author: Ruskin Bond

This story is about a young girl named Binya who lives in a small village. One day, she gets a beautiful blue umbrella. Everyone in the village admires it, especially a shopkeeper named Ram Bharosa, who becomes jealous.

The story shows how greed can change a person. Later, Ram Bharosa feels sorry for his actions, and Binya shows kindness by forgiving him. This teaches us the value of kindness, honesty, and forgiveness.

I liked this book because it is simple, interesting, and has a good message. The characters are easy to understand, and the story made me think about being kind to others.

My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐(5/5)

MUHAMMED ESHAN P.R

6.A

Author :Jeff Kinney

Country :Untited States

Language : English

Publisher : Amulet Books

Published year : 2015

About the book : Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School is a funny and relatable story where Greg Heffley struggles to survive a school trip that bans modern technology, forcing him to deal with the outdoors and old-fashioned rules. The book captures the humor of everyday problems through Greg’s diary-style narration, making it entertaining and easy to read, especially for younger audiences

Rating : 5/5

By: Mahima .R. Prabhu

Class :7C

ISHANVI R

VIII A

Author: Enid Blyton

Year: 1945

Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton

This is an interesting book in the Famous Five series. In this story, Julian,Dick,Anne and George are sent to a mysterious hilltop house surrounded by a deadly marsh owned by Sooty's father, Mr.Lenoir, when Kirrin cottage gets damaged by a storm. Timothy the dog is not allowed there so the five have to hide him. There they find secret passages,and observe strange night signals and save uncle Quentien from smugglers lead by Mr.Barling, because Quentien was discussing plans to drain the marsh which would ruin the smugglers business. In the end the smugglers are caught and the five have a nice holiday.

I liked this book very much and recommend it to everyone who likes adventure stories.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

By: VASUDHA S PRIJU (6th-D)

ISHANVI R

VIII A

FAAIZ SAYEED

7 A

Faaiz sayeed

7A

This story frames 7 children who visit their grandparents and are entertained each evening with stories.Each story is simple but carries a moral about honesty, kindness, courage, and wisdom. These stories, Ajja and Ajji not only keep the kids away from screens but also pass down values and tradition. The book brings humor, and gentle life lessons, showing storytelling bridges generations and brings fun.

I enjoyed this book very much.

ISHANVI R

VIII A

ISHANVI

VIII A

Author: Enid Blyton

Genre: Children's Fiction

Enid Blyton was born on 11 August 1897. She is one of the most popular authors, and her most popular books are Noddy, Famous Five, Secret Seven, The Five Find-Outers, and Malory Towers, although she wrote many others, including St Clare’s, The Naughtiest Girl, and The Faraway Tree series.

Five Go to Smuggler's Top is the fourth book in the Famous Five series by the British author Enid Blyton.

In this book, there are three siblings called Julian, Dick, and Anne. They also have a cousin called Georgina, who goes by the name George. She also has a mongrel dog called Timothy.

Timothy was a very clever, sensitive, and brave dog. He and the other four used to go on thrilling and dangerous adventures, and today they were going to George’s home, Kirrin Cottage. They had lots of adventures on George’s very own island, Kirrin Island.

George’s father, Uncle Quentin, had decided that they should go to Smuggler’s Top. Mr Lenoir didn’t like dogs, so the four had to hide Timmy. There were many underground secret passages, and the Five think that there is something wrong going on there. Uncle Quentin and Sooty get kidnapped, but the Five find them, and the rest of the story ends happily. I love this book very much.

Title :sudha murty (The Magic of the Lost Earrings

Author: Sudha Murty

Country: India

Language: English

Published Year: 2020

Publisher: Penguin Random House India

About the book:

The Magic of the Lost Earring is a collection of short stories for children that blends everyday life with imagination and moral lessons. The stories often revolve around kindness, honesty, and simple values, presented through relatable characters and situations. Sudha Murty uses clear and engaging language to make the stories accessible to young readers, while also encouraging them to think about right and wrong. Each story carries a gentle message, making the book both entertaining and meaningful.

Rating :5/5

By:Mahima.R. Prabhu

Class : 7C

Author : Enid Blyton

Country : United Kingdom

Language : English

Publisher : Hodder & Stoughton

Published year : 1963

About the book :

Five Are Together Again is the final installment in the popular Famous Five series. The story follows Julian, Dick, Anne, George, and Timmy as they uncover a mystery involving a famous scientist and a kidnapped child while staying near a film set. Filled with adventure, suspense, and teamwork, the book highlights the group’s courage and problem-solving skills as they work together to solve the case. It captures themes of friendship and bravery, making it an exciting and satisfying conclusion to the series.

Rating :5/5

By Mahima. R. Prabhu

Class :7C

Author : Johanna Spyri

Published: 1880

Genom: classic

Peter is the leader of the Secret Seven club. The members are Janet, Jack, Colin, George, Pam, and Barbara, and their dog Scamper. One night, Jack sees strange men acting suspiciously near an old empty house while looking for his lost badge. He tells the Secret Seven, and they decide to investigate. The children watch the house and find out the men are thieves hiding stolen goods there. The club makes a clever plan to catch them. They send messages, keep watch, and finally call the police at the right time. The thieves are caught, and the Secret Seven are praised for being brave and smart. The story shows teamwork, courage, and how children can solve mysteries when they work together. I love this book very much.

ISHANVI R

VIII A

Author: Ruskin bond

Published in: 1956

Rusty, a sixteen-year-old Anglo-Indian boy, is orphaned, and has to live with his English guardian in the claustrophobic European part of Dehradun. Unhappy with the strict ways of his guardian, Rusty runs away from home to live with his Indian friends. Plunging for the first time into the dream-bright world of the bazaar Hindu festivals and other aspects of Indian life, Rusty is enchanted... and is lost forever to the prim proprieties of the European community.

Written when the author was himself seventeen, this timeless story of love and friendship, with illustrations and a new introduction, will be enjoyed by a whole new generation of readers

Author : Frances Hodgson Burnett

Published: 1905

FAAIZ SAYEED 7A

Author:Sudha murty

Published in :2007

Stigma and prejudice are breaking up her marriage.

Will her life too go to pieces?

Anupama's fairy-tale marriage to Anand falls apart when she discovers a white patch on her foot and learns that she has leukoderma. Abandoned by her uncaring in-laws and insensitive husband, she is forced to return to her father's home in the village. The social stigma of a married woman living with her parents, her stepmother's continual barbs and the ostracism that accompanies her skin condition force her to contemplate suicide. Determined to rebuild her life against all odds, Anupama goes to Bombay where she finds success, respect and the promise of an enduring friendship.

Mahashweta is an inspiring story of courage in the face of betrayal and disappointment. This poignant tale offers hope to those who suffer prejudice in society even today.

This a wonderful story about social stigma and prejudice it inspired millions of people it deserves 10/10

Author : Ruskin Bond

ALL-TIME FAVOURITES FOR CHILDREN

celebrates Ruskin Bond's writing with stories that are perennially loved and can now be enjoyed in a single collectible volume. Curated by India's most-loved writer, this collection brings together some of the most evocative episodes from the author's life, and endearing characters like the iconic Rusty, eccentric Uncle Ken, ubiquitous grandmother and many others, while also introducing a smattering of new ones that are sure to be firm favourites with young readers. Heart-warming, funny and spirited, this is a must-have on every bookshelf!

It's a really nice book

Class:-8A

Book:- Geronimo Stilton (Spacemice

Beware !

Space junk !)

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 saw 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 solution for this geronimo said you can recycle it to make new things

At last the planet was clean and geronimo and his friends continued there journey in space

Thats all about the book

It is an amazing book to read

Thank you

Class – 7 'C'

The Famous Five: Five and a half term Adventure

–by Enid Blyton

What it's about:

This book is a set of fast - paced, colour-illustrated short stories where the Famous Five squeeze in a mystery during their half - term break . Think secret hideouts, coded clues, missing items, and classic 1950s Adventure vibes - all solved before term starts again. Perfect if you want quick dive into a mystery without waiting for a full novel.

Who they are:

1. Julian : The oldest , sensible leader of the group.

2. Dick : Clever, funny and always ready with a plan.

3. Anne : Kind , practical , and the one who keeps everyone fed.

4. George : Tomboy cousin with a fierce temper and huge loyalty.

5. Timmy : George's dog , brave , smart , and officially the 5^th member.

Together they're the Famous Five – always curious, always getting into trouble , always getting out of it.

I realy like this book and the most beautiful book of book shelf

Must read this book

10/10

Book Overview

Original Author: Rudyard Kipling

Book Name: The Jungle Book

Story Summary

The Jungle Book is a collection of classic fables set in the Indian jungle, primarily centering on Mowgli, an orphaned "man-cub" raised by a pack of wolves. Guided by the wise black panther Bagheera and the easygoing bear Baloo, Mowgli learns the strict "Law of the Jungle." However, his safety is constantly threatened by Shere Khan, a ruthless tiger determined to eliminate the human boy. Along the way, he also encounters Kaa, the hypnotic rock python, and various other jungle inhabitants.

Review

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)

The Jungle Book remains an absolute masterpiece of children's literature. What makes Kipling's world so magical is the brilliant personification of the animals—they aren't just wild beasts; they live by a structured, honorable code of ethics.

The story beautifully explores themes of identity, belonging, and the relationship between humanity and nature. While younger audiences love the thrill of Mowgli's adventures and the humor provided by Baloo, older readers can appreciate the deeper coming-of-age journey as Mowgli torn between the animal world that raised him and the human world where he naturally belongs. It is a timeless, action-packed, and emotionally resonant story for all generations.

Book Overview

Original Author: Hanna Diyab

Book Name: Aladdin & the Magic Lamp

Story Summary

Set in an exotic, ancient city, the story follows Aladdin, a poor, mischievous street youth. He is recruited by a wicked sorcerer to retrieve an old oil lamp from a dangerous, magical cave. After being trapped inside, Aladdin accidentally rubs the lamp, releasing a powerful Genie who must grant his every wish. With his newfound wealth and magical assistance, Aladdin wins the heart of the beautiful Princess, but he must soon use his wit and courage to defend his love and fortune when the evil sorcerer returns to steal the lamp back.

Review

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4.5/5)

Aladdin & the Magic Lamp is the ultimate rags-to-riches fairy tale. It is packed with fantasy, suspense, and iconic imagery—from the mysterious cave of wonders to the grand illusions crafted by the Genie.

The book is an incredibly entertaining read because it serves as a moral lesson on greed, humility, and cleverness. Unlike modern animated versions, the original folk tale actually features two different genies and shows Aladdin relying heavily on his own street-smart intellect rather than just magic to defeat his enemies. It is a thrilling, fast-paced tale that wonderfully captures the imagination and teaches readers that true character matters far more than inherited wealth

Original Author: J.M. Barrie (James Matthew Barrie)

Book Name: Disney Peter Pan

Story Summary

This adaptation brings the magic of Walt Disney’s classic film to the page. The story follows young Wendy Darling and her brothers, John and Michael, who are whisked away from their London home by the boy who never grows up, Peter Pan, and his jealous fairy companion, Tinker Bell.

Flying high "second to the right, and straight on 'til morning," they arrive in the magical world of Neverland. There, they join forces with the Lost Boys and face off against the comedic yet dangerous pirate Captain Hook and his bumbling first mate, Mr. Smee. From dodging a ticking crocodile to exploring the island's secrets, the children embark on an unforgettable adventure before realizing the comfort and importance of home.

Review

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)

This Disney storybook adaptation is an exceptional choice for younger readers, presenting a bright, streamlined version of J.M. Barrie’s classic tale.

By: Eshan Chandran

Class: 10 B 🌟

Original Author: Dr. Seuss

Publisher: Random House

Year Published: 1957

Book Genre: Children’s Fiction / Comedy 🎭😂

🌧️ Story Summary

The Cat in the Hat is a famous children’s book written by Dr. Seuss. The story is about two children, Sally and her brother, who are stuck inside the house on a rainy day. ☔🏠 Suddenly, a tall cat wearing a red-and-white striped hat appears and begins causing funny chaos in the house. 🎩🐱 Along with Thing One and Thing Two, the Cat creates a wild adventure that becomes both exciting and troublesome.

The fish in the bowl 🐟 keeps warning the children that the Cat’s actions are wrong, but the children are curious and continue watching the fun. In the end, the Cat cleans up the mess before their mother returns home. 🧹✨ The story ends with the children wondering whether they should tell their mother what happened. 🤔

🌟 Review

I really enjoyed reading The Cat in the Hat because it is funny, creative, and easy to understand. The rhyming words make the story fun to read, and the illustrations are colorful and entertaining. 🎨📖 The Cat is a playful character who makes the story exciting from beginning to end.

This book also teaches an important lesson about responsibility and making good choices while still having fun. 💡😊 It is a perfect book for young readers because the language is simple and enjoyable.

💭 My Opinion

I would recommend this book to children who enjoy funny adventures and imaginative stories. 🌈📚 It is one of the most popular children’s books ever written and remains enjoyable even today.

⭐ Rating: 4.5/5 ⭐

Book Review

Book Name: Thenali Raman and the Thieves
Retold by: Kanakaraghavan

Thenali Raman and the Thieves is an interesting and funny story book for children. It tells one of the clever stories of Thenali Raman, who was a wise poet and advisor in King Krishnadevaraya’s court. In this story, thieves try to steal from Thenali Raman’s house, but he uses his intelligence to trick them and protect his belongings.

I liked this book because the story is simple, humorous, and teaches us to use our brains wisely during difficult situations. The pictures in the book are colorful and attractive, which makes reading more enjoyable for students.

The language of the book is easy to understand for children. The story also gives a moral lesson that intelligence is more powerful than strength.

My favourite character is Thenali Raman because he is smart, calm, and witty.

Author: Kelly Barnhill

Published: 2016

Genome:Fantasy

Rowling expertly weaves complex themes of prejudice, grief, and budding romance into a gripping mystery. Though slightly bloated in its mid-section, this installment’s emotional resonance and cinematic action sequences make it an unforgettable, pivotal read.