Book review- Grandma’s bag of stories by Sudha Murty

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Harshini Sharma

Hi I am Harshini Sharma of hapagazine here to write about a book

I personally love this book. In this book there are four children Raghu, Meena, Anand and Krishna. They have their summer holidays and are going to their grandparents. They were so excited to meet them they couldn’t wait. When they arrived they asked ajji to tell stories. so she said many stories and I loved it. You should read this book in my opinion. It is like I am the children and imagining it in real life. It is the best book I have read in my life. And there is no age limit anybody can read it. It feels like my grandparents are reading it to me. My favorite stories were the enchanted scorpions, the princess new clothes, the donkey and the stick and the story of paan. There are a lot of morals too. Thank you sudha murty for making such a lovely and wonderful book.


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  1. Rohit_rdx7 November 2021 at 06:18

    Very well drafted. It has made me curious to buy this book for me and my kids next time :)

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