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Abhishruti shared her insightful review of Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Read her thoughts and see why she gave this classic tragedy a glowing 5-star rating.
Rishav, an 11-year-old from Kolkata, reviews The Secret of the Red Arrow by Franklin W. Dixon, calling it a thrilling and fast-paced mystery. He enjoys the dual-character narration and deep plot but wishes the story had a sequel for a more satisfying ending. Lets read..
This review by Sara beautifully expresses how Miss Gifty’s School resonates with little children who feel different or left out. Sara connects deeply with the characters, appreciating their struggles and friendships, and wishes for a place like Miss Gifty’s school in real life.
Rishav, a 12-year-old avid reader from Kolkata, writes a book review of Magnus Chase and the Sword of Summer by Rick Riordan, offering a balanced look at the book’s plot, character development, and writing style, making it a great recommendation for young readers.
10-year-old Keshav from Navi Mumbai Reviews a book named 'The Gopi Diaries' by Sudha Murty which is a heartwarming and charming read with mystery and colourful pictures.
14-year-old Ashvita from Pondicherry reviews a viral physiological thriller novel, “The House Across The Lake” by Riley Sager.
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