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BookbibuliBookbibuli talks with Reema AhmadReema Ahmad is an author, poet, NLP based life coach and Mental Space Psychologist. In her conversation she talks about various aspects of childhood and importance of reading for children
2024-05-0334 minBookbibuliBookbibuli talks with Sahana and ReehamSahana is the author of Combat Skirts (2018) and the editor of Amity: peace poems (2022). She is the founder and CEO of Bare Bones Publishing. She was awarded the Woman of the Decade title by Women Economic Forum in 2022. Reeham Ahmed is a poet and fiction writer. She has been published in Lucky Jefferson and The Hooghly Review. She has delivered author talks for Pragyanam and St. Xavier’s High School, has appeared on The LJ Pod and was a speaker at Are You Lit 2024. She has done a book reading for Pehlay Akshar Foundation in association with Pothi and Young Au...
2024-04-2626 minBookbibuliPart 4 - Interactions with Paro AnandBookbibuli presents Paro Anand a versatile writer whose audience spans children, young adults, and adults alike. Her literary achievements include receiving the Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Puruskar in 2017 for her anthology "Wild Child, ." An ardent advocate for children's literature in India, she has delivered numerous talks and written extensively on the subject. Anand's dedication to promoting children's literature is underscored by her leadership role at the National Centre for Children's Literature, part of The National Book Trust, India.
2024-03-2119 minBookbibuliPart 3 - Interactions with Paro AnandBookbibuli presents Paro Anand a versatile writer whose audience spans children, young adults, and adults alike. Her literary achievements include receiving the Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Puruskar in 2017 for her anthology "Wild Child, ." An ardent advocate for children's literature in India, she has delivered numerous talks and written extensively on the subject. Anand's dedication to promoting children's literature is underscored by her leadership role at the National Centre for Children's Literature, part of The National Book Trust, India.
2024-03-1526 minBookbibuliPart 2 - Interactions with Paro AnandBookbibuli presents Paro Anand a versatile writer whose audience spans children, young adults, and adults alike. Her literary achievements include receiving the Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Puruskar in 2017 for her anthology "Wild Child, ." An ardent advocate for children's literature in India, she has delivered numerous talks and written extensively on the subject. Anand's dedication to promoting children's literature is underscored by her leadership role at the National Centre for Children's Literature, part of The National Book Trust, India.
2024-03-0829 minBookbibuliPart 1 - Interactions with Paro AnandBookbibuli presents Paro Anand a versatile writer whose audience spans children, young adults, and adults alike. Her literary achievements include receiving the Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Puruskar in 2017 for her anthology "Wild Child, ." An ardent advocate for children's literature in India, she has delivered numerous talks and written extensively on the subject. Anand's dedication to promoting children's literature is underscored by her leadership role at the National Centre for Children's Literature, part of The National Book Trust, India.
2024-02-2920 minBookbibuliRihanna reviews The Miscalculations of Lightning GirlLucy Callahan was struck by lightning. She doesn't remember it, but it changed her life forever. The zap gave her genius-level math skills, and ever since, Lucy has been homeschooled. Lucy's grandma insists: Go to middle school for 1 year. Make 1 friend. Join 1 activity. And read 1 book (that's not a math textbook!). Lucy's not sure what a girl who does calculus homework for fun can possibly learn in 7th grade. She has everything she needs at home, where nobody can make fun of her rigid routines or her superpowered brain. The equation of Lucy's life has already been solved. Unless there's...
2023-12-2911 minBookbibuliSuvir reviews A Christmas CarolEbenezer Scrooge is a bitter old man, working day after day in his office, mistreating everyone around him, caring only about making riches and little else. Christmas Eve is no exception, as he dismisses it as utter humbug. But that might change when he is visited by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future; and shown the error in his ways.
2023-12-2112 minBookbibuliAdwita reviews There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom“He sat at his desk – last seat, last row – and looked at the chart on the wall next to him. Of course, there was no gold star next to his name. He had already done three things wrong: First, he had knocked over a girl and made her cry. Second, he was late getting back to class. And third and worst of all, his name was Bradley Chalkers. As long as his name was Bradley Chalker's, he'd never get a gold star. They don't give gold stars to monsters.”
2023-12-1413 minBookbibuliAvyan reviews BFGThe BFG (The Big Friendly Giant) is a 1982 children's book written by British novelist Roald Dahl.This one was less story and more silly wordplay and fantasy. Towards the end it gets into a storyline, but at least the first half is mainly just a conversation between the BFG and Sophie. It is fun. The storyline is simple : the giants eat human beans and BFG and Sophie help in destroying their plans with the help of the Queen.
2023-12-0713 minBookbibuliPart 4 - Interactions with Jack GantosJack Gantos the author of Dead End in Norvelt for which he was awarded the newbery award. He has also given us over 40 impactful children’s books like The Rotten Ralph series, The Joey Pigza series, Jack Henry series, From Norvelt to Nowhere and Hole in My Life. He has won multiple prestigious literary awards including Newberry Medal (twice),Sibert Honour, and Printz Honour. This series is to celebrate him and his books.
2023-11-3025 minBookbibuliPart 3 - Interactions with Jack GantosJack Gantos the author of Dead End in Norvelt for which he was awarded the newbery award. He has also given us over 40 impactful children’s books like The Rotten Ralph series, The Joey Pigza series, Jack Henry series, From Norvelt to Nowhere and Hole in My Life. He has won multiple prestigious literary awards including Newberry Medal (twice),Sibert Honour, and Printz Honour. This series is to celebrate him and his books.
2023-11-2423 minBookbibuliPart 2 - Interactions with Jack GantosJack Gantos the author of Dead End in Norvelt for which he was awarded the newbery award. He has also given us over 40 impactful children’s books like The Rotten Ralph series, The Joey Pigza series, Jack Henry series, From Norvelt to Nowhere and Hole in My Life. He has won multiple prestigious literary awards including Newberry Medal (twice),Sibert Honour, and Printz Honour. This series is to celebrate him and his books.
2023-11-1723 minBookbibuliPart 1- interactions with Jack GantosJack Gantos the author of Dead End in Norvelt for which he was awarded the newbery award. He has also given us over 40 impactful children’s books like The Rotten Ralph series, The Joey Pigza series, Jack Henry series, From Norvelt to Nowhere and Hole in My Life.
He has won multiple prestigious literary awards including Newberry Medal (twice),Sibert Honour, and Printz Honour. This series is to celebrate him and his books.
2023-11-0919 minBookbibuliAuthors Nirmal and Jehan talks to BookbibuliThe Grabber is middle-grade dark fantasy based on the legend of the Black Taj that follows the story of 12 yrs old Nuru who was chosen by Mumtaz to fulfill the prophecy of fighting the evil sorcerer buried under The Black Taj with sixty-four severed hands that built the White Taj Mahal.
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2023-11-0315 minBookbibuliPragya reviews HootHoot is a mystery suspense novel, recommended for ages 9–12, by Carl Hiassen. The setting takes place in Florida, where new arrival Roy makes two oddball friends and a bad enemy, and joins an effort to stop construction of a pancake house which would destroy a colony of burrowing owls who live on the site. The book won a Newbery award in 2003.
2023-10-2614 minBookbibuliAarsh reviews ScytheScythe, written by Neil Shusterman, is a book which makes you think, which is perhaps the highest praise that a person can levy upon a book. The English is clear, and lucid, and the concepts created by a mind which seems capable of thinking. The book is about a world where no one dies, except for those who are chosen by the Scythedom, whose entire job, is to ‘glean’ people. For such a morbid idea, it is magnificently well executed, and by the end, leaves you in love with the word.
2023-10-1920 minBookbibuliPreksha reviews George's Marvellous MedicineGeorge's Grandma is a grizzly, grumpy, selfish old woman with pale brown teeth and a small puckered up mouth like a dog's bottom. Four times a day she takes a large spoonful of medicine, but it doesn't seem to do her any good. She's always just as poisonous after she's taken it as she was before. When George is left to look after her one morning, it's just the chance he needs.
2023-10-1311 minBookbibuliAyan reviews The WitchesThis is about real witches. Real witches don't ride around on broomsticks. They don't even wear black cloaks and hats. They are vile, cunning, detestable creatures who disguise themselves as nice, ordinary ladies. So how can you tell when you're face to face with one? Well, if you don't know yet you'd better find out quickly-because there's nothing a witch loathes quite as much as children and she'll wield all kinds of terrifying powers to get rid of them.
2023-10-0613 minBookbibuliChitragangda reviews MatildaMatilda, is one of Roald Dahl’s best. Leaving the wonderfully clever and mischievous characters of Matilda aside. The book has all of Dahl’s trademark wit, and wordplay, alongside some of his best and most recognisable characters. Ranging from the Trunchbull, to Miss Honey, the book has some of Dahl’s worst and best characters, alongside as much humour as you would like. While some of its subject matter might be considered sombre, and their are parts of the book, where you feel awful for certain characters. Dahl’s and Matilda’s thirst for revenge ensures that you never feel wrong...
2023-09-2913 minBookbibuliAuthor Srishti Ganguly talks to BookbibuliThe blunt pencil, a book of poems from a 17 year old. Srishti Ganguli is a reader, a writer, a podcast host, an astronomer and an aspiring astrophysicist. Published in 2023, it is a short book of poems. Poems touching some of the disturbing malaise of the society, really hard-hitting treatise on the problems of the society which we have become numb to. Get ready to be jolted out of that slumber, you will be forced to ponder, and you might even decide to act.
2023-09-2212 minBookbibuliSuhani reviews The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie societyThe Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie society is the smoothest of books. As easily read as any other, and with superb language, concepts and characters. It flow superbly, and its ability to astound is never in doubt. The epistolary form of writing compliments its story perfectly, and the vividness of it is glorious. It is a romantic, funny, sad, and sharply written book, which is immensely rereadable.
2023-09-1414 minBookbibuliAadya reviews The Night DiaryThe Night Diary, is a blast from the past, a remembrance of the bloody history of India, casued due to religion. It shows the worst side of humanity, with all of its flaws; vicious, vengeful, and bloodthirsty, but to pare it off, it brings in themes of hope, home, and family to ensure that even as it imprints on your mind, it leaves you with something to root for. It tells the tale of the Partition, and does it so simply and so skilfully, that all loose ends are tied up. The characters are masterfully created, and Nisha’s mother’s in...
2023-09-0712 minBookbibuliRihanna reviews A Long Walk to WaterA long walk to water, is a book focused on the central theme of struggle. Struggle to find the most basic necessity itself; Water. Water, is the most basic necessity in the world, and perhaps its biggest conundrum and paradox, ‘Water, water everywhere, not a drop to drink’ is not just a statement. There is just so much of it, a massive amount, and so much of it undrinkable. Water comprises 70% of our planet, but their are countries where people still have to walk 8 hours to find it. A long walk to water, is a book which covers the theme of s...
2023-09-0110 minBookbibuliKush reviews The CrossoverKwame Alexander wrote a book, and he wrote it in a style, which was unique, clever and intelligent all at once. The book, Crossover, combines a witty story, with a rhyme scheme writing style, and a lot of heart. What is it about you ask, well it might be about basketball, about families, about teenage love, or jealousy, but at the end of the day its all in the eye of the beholder anyway.
2023-08-2411 minBookbibuliArya reviews Born a CrimeThis is a book, or rather two books. One telling us about the living conditions in South Africa particularly for non-whites, and the other of the Trevor living in those conditions. The book is a tribute to a very strong, headstrong lady - Patricia, who stood between the Apartheid and her son. Her life is marked by a series of illegal choices, to keep herself free from the menial life decided by the colonisers for her and Trevor.
2023-08-1815 minBookbibuliPragya reviews To Kill a MockingbirdVery rarely does a book come along, that makes the world listen. It happened that way in 1960, when ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ was published. Harper Lee’s book was a superb work of both fiction, and reality. Fiction, because the people she created are not real, but reality because the world she described is. The book is a look at the hypocritical, judgemental, and racist world, but from the far more simple, uncomplicated, and unbiased 8 year old eyes.
2023-08-1017 minBookbibuliAvni reviews The Hate you GiveSixteen-year-old Starr Carter moves between two worlds: the poor neighborhood where she lives and the fancy suburban prep school she attends. The uneasy balance between these worlds is shattered when Starr witnesses the fatal shooting of her childhood best friend Khalil at the hands of a police officer. Khalil was unarmed.
2023-08-0409 minBookbibuliVihaann reviews YonderIn her enchanting novel, Yonder, Ali Standish weaves a heartwarming tale that explores the transformative power of friendship and the healing nature of new beginnings. With its compelling characters, vivid descriptions, and emotionally resonant storytelling, this book is a testament to the enduring strength of human connections.
"Every hero has a story, but not every story has a hero. Even now, after all this time, I’m still trying to figure out which one this is; a hero’s story, or a story without a hero."
2023-07-2712 minBookbibuliArya introduces ERACEUnited Nations has declared 31 August as the International Day for People of African Descent.
To honor, we will podcast our next series ERACE, a series on the barbarity of racism. We will discuss four books which show us the cruelty and the oppression people had to endure.
How a man’s color destined his death in a court. How a child’s birth becomes a crime.
How not to get killed by a cop on the street? How to not lose your farm and your title too?
2023-07-2114 minBookbibuliAbeer reviews A Monster CallsHow does a young boy lives through the terminal illness of his mother? How he handles the bully at school? How everyone walks around him on eggshells? How difficult can it be to accept the truth?
A monster calls is the story of a 13 year old boy who has a deeply stricken mother. A story which has four stories told by a monster. A monster who wants nothing but the truth, the absolute truth. A truth which is so difficult to say, let alone accept. An acceptance which is the essence of a human being. It's human to be!
2023-07-1408 minBookbibuliAnhad reviews The Famous FiveThe Famous Five is a series of children's adventure novels and short stories written by English author Enid Blyton. The first book, Five on a Treasure Island, was published in 1942. The novels feature the adventures of a group of young children – Julian, Dick, Anne, George and their dog Timmy.
2023-07-0612 minBookbibuliVaishnavi reviews The Little PrinceThe title character of The Little Prince is a pure and innocent traveler from outer space whom the narrator encounters in the Sahara desert. Before the little prince lands on Earth, Saint-Exupéry contrasts the prince’s childlike character with different adult characters by having the prince hop from one neighboring planet to another. On each planet, the prince meets a different type of adult and reveals that character’s frivolities and weaknesses. Once on Earth, however, the little prince becomes a student as well as a teacher. From his friend the fox, the little prince learns what love entails, and i...
2023-06-2911 minBookbibuliAuthor Anandi Mehrotra talks to Manya Chandra for BookbibuliAnandi Mehrotra of just 17 years, is a remarkable individual who has already achieved great milestones. With a passion for literature, she is an avid reader, often immersing herself in the captivating worlds found within the pages of books.In 2021, Anandi accomplished a significant feat by publishing her book, "Her Closest Strangers.". Alongside her love for literature, Anandi also possesses a profound interest in mathematics. She has set her sights on pursuing a bachelor's degree in data science.
2023-06-2315 minBookbibuliVanya reviews Daughter of the DeepDaughter of the Deep, is a break of tradition, the master of mythologyRick Riordan here instead delves into the mythology of literature, into two of the holy scriptures so as to speak, 10,000 leagues under the sea, and The Mysterious Island. Riordan displays a character different from his regular protagonists, in the form of Anna Dakkar, who does not have any superhuman abilities, but instead has worked on her skills, and her intelligence. Most of the book revolves around her, and her brother, and the duo’s interactions with the various elements that fuel the technology of this world nobody truly kn...
2023-06-1610 minBookbibuliAvani reviews The Girl Who ChoseThe book touches upon the narrative of Ramayana focusing more upon the choices made by Sita and how they shape the story- Pattnaik's little anecdotes and elaborate illustrations make an interesting read.
The most important lesson of life in simple form, that rules and choices are important in our life - we have to follow the rules and we have to choose, these two things change our life's direction.
2023-06-0811 minBookbibuliPreksha reviews Fantastic Mr. FoxFantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl is a delightful children's book that combines adventure, humor, and a clever fox who outsmarts three
greedy farmers. This timeless classic continues to captivate readers of all
ages with its charm and wit.
2023-06-0209 minBookbibuliAbhay reviews BoyIn Boy, Roald Dahl recounts his days as a child growing up in England. From his years as a prankster at boarding school to his envious position as a chocolate tester for Cadbury's, Roald Dahl's boyhood was as full of excitement and the unexpected as are his world-famous, best-selling books. Packed with anecdotes—some funny, some painful, all interesting—this is a book that's sure to please.
2023-05-2612 minBookbibuliLyna reviews James and the Giant PeachThis is Dahl’s spin off for Jack and the magic bean stalk, a stranger gives some magic beans to James witnesses a peach growing gigantic. He discovers a number of other creatures that have reacted with the beans, including a grasshopper, an earthworm, and a ladybug. An adventure begins –Sail away on a giant peach in this delightful story of a boy finding friends in unusual ways and in astonishing places.
2023-05-1817 minBookbibuliAadya reviews The TwitsThis book is about the grossest couple: Mr. and Mrs. Twit. They are smelly and ugly. They hate everything! They especially hate each other and they keep playing hilarious pranks on each other. They catch innocent birds to put in their Bird Pies and make their monkeys stand on their heads all day. Here comes your dose of animal neglect and cruelty. Until the final straw lands on the camel's back, its retribution time and the evil folks certainly get their comeuppance.
2023-05-1212 minBookbibuliAdwita reviews One and Only IvanIvan’s story is a heartbreaking reminder of how humans can be so cruel to animals, even when they don’t deliberately intend to. Katherine Applegate is the author of The One and Only Ivan, winner of the 2013 Newbery Medal. Ivan is the heart of the story. He is our one and only narrator. Ivan is as articulate a narrator as they come! He recounts his life with honesty, humility, and amazingly smart. Ivan has a few loyal friends, a highly opinionated dog, an aging elephant and, eventually, a baby elephant named Ruby who sets his life on an entirely new cou
2023-05-0509 minBookbibuliSaanvi reviews Truly DeviousTruly Devious is another mystery novel, with a superb juggling of past and present. Two murder mysteries, perhaps the same killer. It possesses an interesting new lead for a mystery novel, and its romance is a welcome lighter addition to the darker atmosphere of death. The book is well paced, and has a superb mix of complexity and suspense to provide a well written murder mystery, which is more enjoyable with every reread.
2023-04-2814 minBookbibuliPart 4: Interactions with Lois Lowry - The GiverWe gift ourselves for this wonderful first year Lois Lowry, double winner of the Newbury Medal, author of 53 books, and a real person. We went on a journey again with her only to pick her brains, Lois with her wealth of 86 years of experience, 86 years of it, took us on a journey, through her own head. The imaginary discourse with the author in our cranium took flesh and blood form.
It makes us happy to share the gift with you ‘Interactions with Lois Lowry - The Giver’, a 4-part podcast series.
2023-04-2126 minBookbibuliPart 4: Interactions with Lois Lowry - The GiverWe gift ourselves for this wonderful first year Lois Lowry, double winner of the Newbury Medal, author of 53 books, and a real person. We went on a journey again with her only to pick her brains, Lois with her wealth of 86 years of experience, 86 years of it, took us on a journey, through her own head. The imaginary discourse with the author in our cranium took flesh and blood form. It makes us happy to share the gift with you ‘Interactions with Lois Lowry - The Giver’, a 4-part podcast series.
2023-04-2026 minBookbibuliPart 3: Interactions with Lois Lowry - The GiverWe gift ourselves for this wonderful first year Lois Lowry, double winner of the Newbury Medal, author of 53 books, and a real person. We went on a journey again with her only to pick her brains, Lois with her wealth of 86 years of experience, 86 years of it, took us on a journey, through her own head. The imaginary discourse with the author in our cranium took flesh and blood form. It makes us happy to share the gift with you ‘Interactions with Lois Lowry - The Giver’, a 4-part podcast series.
2023-04-1421 minBookbibuliPart 2: Interactions with Lois Lowry - The GiverWe gift ourselves for this wonderful first year Lois Lowry, double winner of the Newbury Medal, author of 53 books, and a real person. We went on a journey again with her only to pick her brains, Lois with her wealth of 86 years of experience, 86 years of it, took us on a journey, through her own head. The imaginary discourse with the author in our cranium took flesh and blood form. It makes us happy to share the gift with you ‘Interactions with Lois Lowry - The Giver’, a 4-part podcast series.
2023-04-0716 minBookbibuliInteractions with Lois Lowry - The GiverWe gift ourselves for this wonderful first year Lois Lowry, double winner of the Newbury Medal, author of 53 books, and a real person. We went on a journey again with her only to pick her brains, Lois with her wealth of 86 years of experience, 86 years of it, took us on a journey, through her own head. The imaginary discourse with the author in our cranium took flesh and blood form.
It makes us happy to share the gift with you ‘Interactions with Lois Lowry - The Giver’, a 4-part podcast series.
2023-04-0120 minBookbibuliZitin reviews The GiverThe Giver is about a futuristic society that has eliminated all pain, fear, war, and hatred. There is no prejudice and no competition, only Sameness. Everyone is unfailingly polite. Citizens can apply for and be assigned compatible spouses, and each couple is assigned children, exactly two.
The Giver is written from the point of view of Jonas, an eleven-year-old boy living in a futuristic society
2023-03-2412 minBookbibuliYashvi reviews Number The StarsSet in a German-occupied Denmark in WWII, 'Number the Stars' tells the story of a teenaged Annemarie Johansen. When the German occupation becomes increasingly hostile, the writing is on the wall for the Jews. The Johansen's are ordinary people that took extraordinary risks to stand against injustice in the only way they knew how. They become active in the resistance movement, helping to smuggle targeted groups of people to safety. Annemarie and her family helped rescue her best friend, Ellen Rosen, and her family.
2023-03-1707 minBookbibuliAnisha reviews The Land of StoriesAlex and Conner Bailey's world is about to change, in this fast-paced adventure that uniquely combines our modern day world with the enchanting realm of classic fairy tales.
The Wishing Spell has been written as a straight up parody of faerie tales, it was a clever way to portray how modern children would react to villains from old stories they knew well.
2023-03-0907 minBookbibuliSean reviews All the light we cannot seeMarie-Laure lives in Paris near the Museum of Natural History, where her father works. When she is twelve, the Nazis occupy Paris and father and daughter flee to the walled citadel of Saint-Malo. Werner Pfennig, an orphan, becomes an expert at building and fixing crucial new instruments to track down the resistance. Deftly interweaving the lives of Marie-Laure and Werner, Doerr illuminates the ways, against all odds, people try to be good to one another.
2023-03-0214 minBookbibuliAnirudh reviews The Inheritance GamesA newly minted 'brilliant' book, the book has just started to lose its lustre in the puzzle enthusiast section of the reading community. The book is an elating mixture of puzzling and daring brilliance, alongside pure refreshing human characters, and love interests.
2023-02-2411 minBookbibuliKatyayani reviews It Ends with UsIt Ends with Us is the most daring and painful book Colleen Hoover has ever written. Abuse and domestic violence is a delicate subject And to entwine it with romance - a tear jerker for sure! The story is an emotional roller coaster from start to finish. Of course there are clichés and usual stuff but certain portions are about of the world. There is no black and white characterization - it's much deeper and more complex than that, and therefore, far more emotional.
2023-02-1712 minBookbibuliVihaann reviews RefugeeSeparated by history and geography, the story of three children and their families who had to escape their violent homelands, to survive. Only if they survive the escape. Unaccepted and unwelcome by the world, they have to be lucky!
1939, 1994, 2015; Germany, Cuba, Syria. Has the world changed? We are responsible for the Lost Generations. That is the premise of Alan Gratz’s Refugee.
2023-02-1013 minBookbibuliSushmit reviews One Flew Over the Cuckoo's NestKen Kesey's extraordinary first novel is an exuberant, ribald and devastatingly honest portrayal of the boundaries between sanity and madness.
Tyrannical Nurse Ratched rules her ward in an Oregon State mental hospital with a strict and unbending routine, unopposed by her patients, who remain cowed by mind-numbing medication and the threat of electric shock therapy. But her regime is disrupted by the arrival of McMurphy
2023-02-0315 minBookbibuliAashira reviews Wizard of OzThe orphaned Dorothy lives on the Kansas prairie with her Aunt Em and Uncle Henry and her little black dog, Toto. When a cyclone hits, Dorothy is looking for Toto, so she doesn’t get to the cyclone cellar in time. Suddenly, the cyclone lifts the house with Dorothy and Toto inside high in the air. Dorothy wakes up in the Land of Oz.
2023-01-2708 minBookbibuliAbeer reviews Holes by Louis SacharCamp Green Lake is a camp for bad boys. If you take a bad boy and make him dig a hole every day in the hot sun, it will turn him into a good boy and thus starts the journey of Stanley in the novel- holes by Louis Sachar.
2023-01-2709 minBookbibuliRia reviews FrankensteinA book about a Man who plays God and creates the Devil - Frankenstein, Mary Shelly’s masterpiece. In this absolute classical beauty of a book comes the creation of the most famous monster of all time-save perhaps Dracula himself, and possibly the creature subject to most stereotyping.
2023-01-1209 minBookbibuliChildren’s author Rupangi talks to Nikita for bookbibuliRupangi Sharma is an author, editor, and an edupreneur. She is Founder & CEO of EFG Learning: Education for Growth, a Mumbai-based education consultancy. Her debut novel, A Life of My Own, is about gender-biased sex selection. Her non-fiction contribution has been published in the best-selling Chicken Soup for the Soul series.
2023-01-0527 minBookbibuliChristmas special 2: HO HO HOLate one Christmas Eve after the town has gone to sleep, a passenger train known as the Polar Express stops at the house of a boy who is growing skeptical about the existence of Santa Claus. The conductor says the train is traveling to the North Pole, and the boy, although reluctant at first, climbs aboard. The train arrives at the North Pole, where the conductor announces that one of the children will be chosen to receive the first gift of Christmas from Santa himself. It’s a bell that will ring for all who believe!
2022-12-2912 minBookbibuliChristmas special 1: HO HO HOHow the Grinch Stole Christmas! Bookbibuli Christmas special episode is on a Christmas children's story by Dr. Seuss written in rhymed verse with illustrations. This classic Seussian tale tells the story of the disgruntled Grinch and his fiendish attempts to steal Christmas.
2022-12-2312 minBookbibuli‘DEAD DON’T DIE’ Krish reviews "A good girl’s guide to murder"Holly Jackson’s blazingly beautiful book. A book which deals with both past and present. This one of the only teenage murder mysteries where the law is delved into in such detail. Where court hearings, and lawyers are as important as killers, and killings. The book centers all along on people who have escaped justice and a girl who wants to dispense it.
2022-12-1613 minBookbibuli‘DEAD DON’T DIE’ Prisha reviews “One of us is lying"One of us is lying is a modern thriller. The book does actually have it all, for a first time read of a teenage murder mystery. Five students go into detention. Only four come out. The last one is killed, and each of the four of them had a motivation to do it.
2022-12-0915 minBookbibuli‘DEAD DON’T DIE’ Abhudai reviews 'And then there were none'‘And then there were none’ - The poem, the victims’ crimes, the murderer, the deaths, the deadly spring of the trap at every stage, sends the reader’s eyes and mind racing through the pages as each of their assumptions, and flimsy ‘solutions’ are proved wrong.
2022-12-0211 minBookbibuliDead don’t die- Kimaya reviews 'The house with chicken legs’The House With Chicken Legs is based on Slavic folklore (and myth) and written by Sophie Anderson for middle schoolers. It’s a story of Twelve-year-old Marinka and her Baba (grandmother) and their house with chicken legs. Oh, and the dead souls that Baba Yaga helps cross into the afterlife.
2022-11-2509 minBookbibuli‘Reboot’ author Anand Arora talks to Arya for BookbibuliAnand Arora is an IIT alumnus from and a tech entrepreneur who loves to create new things . He talks of his book Reboot and loads of other interesting stuff with Bookbibuli
2022-11-1726 min2022-11-1111 minBookbibuliThe holocaust did happen - Arya reviews Night by Elie WieselBOOKBIBULI PODCAST brings on a series in remembrance of the devastation that struck mass mayhem and human horror, Year 1942 to 1945. World War 2. Genocide. Ethnic Cleansing . Antisemitism. Racism. And about Six million Jews killed. It’s time to remember that horror.
2022-11-0418 minBookbibuliThe holocaust never happened - Aneesha reviews Night by Elie WieselBOOKBIBULI PODCAST brings on a series in remembrance of the devastation that struck mass mayhem and human horror, Year 1942 to 1945. World War 2. Genocide. Ethnic Cleansing . Antisemitism. Racism. And about Six million Jews killed. It’s time to remember that horror.
2022-10-2715 minBookbibuliThe holocaust never happened - Aarya reviews The Chosen by Chaim PotokBOOKBIBULI PODCAST brings on a series in remembrance of the devastation that struck mass mayhem and human horror, Year 1942 to 1945. World War 2. Genocide. Ethnic Cleansing . Antisemitism. Racism. And about Six million Jews killed. It’s time to remember that horror.
2022-10-2011 minBookbibuliThe holocaust never happened - Akshaya reviews The Book Thief by Markus ZusakBOOKBIBULI PODCAST brings on a series in remembrance of the devastation that struck mass mayhem and human horror, Year 1942 to 1945. World War 2. Genocide. Ethnic Cleansing . Antisemitism. Racism. And about Six million Jews killed. It’s time to remember that horror.
2022-10-1313 minBookbibuliThe holocaust never happened - Snehin reviews The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne FrankBOOKBIBULI PODCAST brings on a series in remembrance of the devastation that struck mass mayhem and human horror, Year 1942 to 1945. World War 2. Genocide. Ethnic Cleansing . Antisemitism. Racism. And about Six million Jews killed. It’s time to remember that horror.
2022-10-0715 min2022-09-3010 minBookbibuliChildren’s author Haimanti talks to Ayan for bookbibuliChildren’s author Haimanti talks to Ayan for bookbibuli
2022-09-2314 minBookbibuliSeries 5: Kickass Female Characters - Hunger Games with NikitaThis series explores books where the main protagonist is a kickass female character and with us this are 4 sassy ladies who will be reviewing these books.
2022-09-1610 minBookbibuliSeries 5: Kickass Female Characters - Divergent with SuhaniThis series explores books where the main protagonist is a kickass female character and with us this are 4 sassy ladies who will be reviewing these books.
2022-09-0907 minBookbibuliSeries 5: Kickass Female Characters - Cruel Prince with AadyaThis series explores books where the main protagonist is a kickass female character and with us this are 4 sassy ladies who will be reviewing these books.
2022-09-0211 minBookbibuliSeries 5: Kickass Female Characters - Shadow and Bone with ZitinThis series explores books where the main protagonist is a kickass female character and with us this are 4 sassy ladies who will be reviewing these books.
2022-08-2611 minBookbibuliSeries 4: Fine Reading - The Magic Faraway Tree with AavrishtiFine Reading - A series for the young ones, 7-10; where we guide them from 'reading something' to 'reading worth something'.
2022-08-1906 minBookbibuliSeries 4: Fine Reading - The Butterfly Lion with ManeetFine Reading - A series for the young ones, 7-10; where we guide them from 'reading something' to 'reading worth something'.
2022-08-1215 minBookbibuliSeries 4: Fine Reading- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory with AdwityaFine Reading - A series for the young ones, 7-10; where we guide them from 'reading something' to 'reading worth something'.
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BookbibuliSeries 4: Fine Reading - Charlotte's Web with AkiraFine Reading - A series for the young ones, 7-10; where we guide them from 'reading something' to 'reading worth something'.
2022-07-2907 minBookbibuliSeries 4: Fine Reading - Esio Trot with TrinavFine Reading - A series for the young ones, 7-10; where we guide them from 'reading something' to 'reading worth something'.
2022-07-2209 minBookbibuliBoookbibuli podcasts Series 3 : Is this really kid’s literature? Jonathan Livingston SeagullThis episode talk is about Jonathan Livingston Seagull, a fable in novella form written by Richard Bach.
2022-07-1516 minBookbibuliSeries 3: Is this really kid's literature - Animal Farm?This episode talk is about Animal Farm, a satirical allegorical novella by George Orwell.
2022-07-0810 minBookbibuliSeries 3: Parent’s speak- is this really kid’s literatureAn interview with Shveta Chandra on age appropriateness in children's literature from a parent's perspective.
2022-07-0108 minBookbibuliSeries 3: Educator’s speak- is this really kid’s literatureAn interview with Ishita Bains on exploring origins and purposes of children's literature.
2022-06-2415 minBookbibuliSeries 3: Expert speak-Is this really kid's literature?An interview with Simmi, an on how "Is this really kid's literature?"
2022-06-1722 minBookbibuliSeries 2: Book recommendation - Mr. Popper's PenguinsThis is a book recommendation episode. Book title - Mr. Popper's Penguins. Author - Florence Atwater and Richard Atwater.
2022-06-1006 minBookbibuliSeries 2: Book recommendation - Phantom TollboothThis is a book recommendation episode. Book title - Phantom Tollbooth. Author- Norton Juster
2022-06-1007 minBookbibuliSeries 2: Book reading - Call Of The WildThis is a book reading episode featuring Advay Agnihotri. Book title - Call Of The Wild. Author- Jack London
2022-05-2708 minBookbibuliSeries 2: Book reading - Three Men in a BoatThis is a book reading episode featuring Arya Pandey. Book title - Three Men in a Boat. Author - Jerome K. Jerome
2022-05-2011 minBookbibuliSeries 2: A chat with Shabana MosesAn interview with Shabana Moses on how "why do we study classic literature and what we learn from it?"
2022-05-1316 minBookbibuliSeries 2: Welcoming Classic LiteratureYou can find more about Bookbibuli at www.bookbibuli.com. Tune in every Friday!
2022-05-0603 minBookbibuliSeries 1: A chat with LamjingrenbaLamjing is vivacious kid, an artist at heart who sketches, draws and writes poems.
2022-04-2908 minBookbibuliSeries 1: A chat with AnanyaAnaya - a talented young lady with a poet’s soul talks to Bookbibuli about her book, blogs and publishing experiences
2022-04-2215 minBookbibuliSeries 1: A chat with ArivAriv- A budding self published author talks to Bookbibuli about his journey
2022-04-1509 minBookbibuliSeries 1: A chat with MeghaThis entire month we shall bring you podcast interviews with young authors mostly self published. Megha is one such author- young vibrant and energetic
2022-04-0816 minBookbibuliWelcome to Bookbibuli- a book discovery platformThis is the introductory episode of bookbibuli podcast- Ayan interviews Richa the founder of the platform. You can fine more about bookbibuli at www.bookbibuli.com and @bookbibuli on instagram and reach out at https://m.facebook.com/bookbibuli/
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