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December 04, 2020

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OPERATION PUBLISH-MY-BOOK

If my readers, (and any new writers) wish to know more about my Journey from manuscript to published book..... check this Page.

The twelve of us trekked through the thick Annamallai forest. It was cool, and green. As we climbed the path became steep and less wooded. We were soon on a narrow and rocky ridge. Behind us lay the thick forest of bamboo and teak. Out and down.....down, over the opposite side of our ridge, there was jungle as far as the eye could see. Thick pristine jungle. The breeze felt good, and we sat on a huge boulder to eat sandwiches, and drink water. In the distance, we heard a sambar call...........warning call, or mating time? The birds were everywhere! Suddenly, we heard a "whoosh! whoosh, WHOOOOSH!" from behind us. We turned to watch a sight I've never forgotten! A pair of enormous Malabar Pied Hornbill flew directly up towards us, then 20 feet above our heads, and over the ridge top. They didnt slow down or swoop onto a branch, but continued ..........Huge wings flapped strongly as they descended down the other side, and we stood awestruck in silence, taking in the maj

Kahani Takbak is a site every young reader should read. There's plenty of fun reading ...and reads like a magazine for children. PERFECT! This is what they published a week ago.... ************* Leela Gour Broome's Earthquake Boy: A story of hope, love and happiness! Guest Blog -Leela Gour Broome P ublished by Talking Cub, an imprint of Speaking Tiger, Earthquake Boy is author Leela Gour Broome's fourth book for young adults. Here's a guest blog written by the Pune based author. I have often been asked by readers why and what made me write EARTHQUAKE BOY. Here’s my take: When I read about the massive Bhuj earthquake in January, 2001, I found that many children had been buried alive never to be seen by their families again. It broke my heart. How awful for their parents, their child lost forever. Similarly there were children who’d lost their parents. I read about many orphans and knew I had the

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