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Stay Motivated I Poem By Kanav

Kanav Sharma 5 / March / 2026

In Stay Motivated, Kanav shares an uplifting poem that encourages young readers to believe in their dreams, work hard, and stay positive. With simple and inspiring lines, the poem reminds children that kindness, determination, and self-belief can help them achieve success and happiness.

Holi : The Festival of Colours – A Joyful Celebration for Kids!

Team Bookosmia 4 / March / 2026

Celebrate the joy and colours of Holi with this fun and easy guide for kids! From the inspiring story of Prahlada and Holika to playful traditions like gulal, pichkaris, and delicious sweets, discover why Holi is one of India’s most loved festivals along with simple tips to celebrate safely and responsibly.

Book Review : Macbeth By Abhishruti, Kolkata

Boy: Tales of Childhood by Roald Dahl I Book Review by Rishav

Rishav Das 28 / February / 2026

Rishav Das, a 13-year-old from Kolkata, reviews Boy: Tales of Childhood by Roald Dahl as an engaging and memorable collection of real incidents from the author’s early years. Read the review here.

When I Am Old I Poem By Nyra

Nyra Dabriwala 26 / February / 2026

When I Am Old, a poignant reflection on aging By Nyra Dabriwala from Kolkata is a gentle and heartfelt poem that transports readers into the world of an elderly woman, her thoughts, routines, joys, and vulnerabilities.

When The Heart Speaks I Poem By Tanisha

Tanisha 25 / February / 2026

In When The Heart Speaks, 12-year-old Tanisha from Mysore pens a reflective and motivational poem about listening to one’s inner voice, urging us to stay true to ourselves and be brave in our decisions.

What language should we use while communicating about the differences to neurotypical kids in the Classroom and With Parents?

Akshita Yadav 25 / February / 2026

Language shapes inclusion. Explore how to speak about learning differences in ways that promote dignity, respect, and understanding. The blog is a practical guide for educators on communicating about neurodiversity thoughtfully with neurotypical students and parents.