Bites: A Collection of Short Stories & Poems

A New Collection Of Short Stories From Local Author Don Tassone

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The story had nice message about stealing and the regret of it, how it can rob you of your sleep because of worry and humiliation that come with bad act. My secret scribe- Maya was having her exams and all she do is pray rather than study. In each exams deities came down during her exams to help her.

That description of Math was so hilarious. I so agree with author on this. All deities in this story were nicely described in just few words so that those who are not familiar with Indian Gods can get the idea about them. This was so fascinating and my favorite story of the book.

Loved the message from the story that all kids should pay attention in the class to score well rather than just daydreaming during that hours. A friend Found— This was very short and sweet story of Samhita who found her friend in her new pet Rusty. The message of the story was very simple and yet uplifting about friendship. The Mango Pickle— This was story of family members fretting over welcoming uncle who was used to find faults at everything.

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Narrator who is little girl in the book told the story of different Mango Pickles made by different people in this book. Her voice was witty and it made the story so entertaining. I believe in the Impossible- this was story of encouragement and will to turn the impossible to possible. A story of physically impaired girl who were told that she might have to be confined to wheel chair and how she proved everyone one wrong by will and proper treatment.

At the Moors- This was a story of nature lover girl Monika who found her friend in nature and lovingly made the moor near her house in Manchester a beautiful place. It was nice sweet story motivating everyone to grow trees and make the place better and pleasant, how one can find peace and happiness in nature.

9 Chocolatey Bites: A Short Story Collection for Children by Ananya V. Ganesh

All nature lover would love to read this story. A royal version of Dr. A bowl of happiness— It was meaningful inspiring story about little girl who demanded a bowl happiness from her father and what his father brought home after searching whole market it indeed turned out real happiness. The story gave such a deep message that with all kids we adults also need to learn about the happiness. It was my second favorite and perfect last story of this book. I liked that all stories author mentioned Indian food and words and also wrote English translation of them. This book was way beyond what I expected.

I simply loved all the stories, they were awe-inspiring, meaningful with wonderful imagination and cute doodles, gripping and so entertaining. I loved the foreword of the story written by Dr. Kiran Bedi, it was wonderful. They were perfect bed time stories and would be best for all school libraries. I recommend this book to all children. However, the good part is yet to arrive. You open the book and read the stories one by one, completely mesmerised with the imagination and thought process of such a young child.

The book starts with a Forward, written by esteemed Kiran Bedi and continues a path of dreamy world and touches upon the magical aspirations of a brain that knows no limits. The short stories written by Ananya are not only immensely captivating but are inspirational and full of positivity.

Stories like, 'A bowl of Happiness', makes you realise the understanding level and depth of thoughts. The magical world created in each story is an ingenious work. Each story makes you think and entertains you at the same time. It is a perfect book for young readers by a young reader, herself. If you are thinking of which book to introduce to your kids, this seems an apt choice.

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My 8 year old daughter read this book, and really enjoyed it. At multiple points, she laughed out loud and also said that each story taught a valuable lesson in a memorable way.

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She read the collection straight through in one sitting, but never put the book back in her shelf, and I find her at times re-reading the stories and giggling. She strongly recommends this collection!

Swathi Rao rated it really liked it Nov 11, Babu Durairaj rated it really liked it Feb 23, Manish Prasad rated it it was amazing Dec 03, Ash Ash rated it it was amazing Dec 07, So, after school, aside from my music, dance, and sports classes, and after playing with my friends, I read many books and write whenever I get some ideas. Writing a story is like exploring a dense jungle, climbing a mountain, or swimming across an ocean.

You never know when you will reach the other side. You get so many ideas when you sit down to write. It throws a hundred light bulbs at you, but you have to find the one that fits just right. You may also like: Works of authors like Enid Blyton, J. K Rowling and Wendy Mass inspire me to write. I adore all three of their writing styles. All of them really sing out to me and I can connect with them well. Enid Blyton taught me how to make a story fun while J.

MY STORY: I’m 10 and I Just Published My First Collection of Short Stories – ‘9 Chocolatey Bites’

K Rowling influenced me to project the feelings of every character and to never shy away from descriptions. My book brings out the humour in each situation and can make readers laugh out loud. It consists of nine short stories that have wonderful positive messages and have been illustrated by me. Most of the stories are connected to real life experiences. That way it makes it easier for readers to be able to connect and appreciate the stories.

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