NESSS Mission: Perking up the Passion for Reading in All New Eraites
One Book Every Month!
The August Month’s Book Bliss includes:
Foundational Stage 4 & 5: "Little Hands Make a Big Difference," authored by Arunima Aggarwal is a heartwarming tale set in the vibrant month of October. The story follows Walnut, a tree laden with ripe walnuts, and Brownie, a little squirrel who finds joy and sustenance in the tree's bounty. As the season progresses, Walnut expresses concern about the depleting walnuts, prompting Brownie to take action by storing food for the winter. The book is a delightful read for children, emphasizing the values of cooperation and coexistence.
Preparatory Stage 1: "Marching to Freedom" by Subhadra Sen Gupta is a captivating children's story that immerses readers in the historical and inspiring journey of Mahatma Gandhi's Dandi March. Set in the Sabarmati Ashram near Ahmedabad, the story follows nine-year-old Dhani, who is eager to join Gandhi and his followers in their protest against the British-imposed salt tax. The book beautifully captures the spirit of resilience and unity that marked the Salt March, making it an engaging and educational read for young readers.
Preparatory Stage 2 & 3: "We, the Children of India" by Leila Seth is an insightful introduction to the Indian Constitution, specifically written for young readers. Authored by the esteemed former Chief Justice of India, Leila Seth, the book aims to educate children about the values and principles enshrined in the Constitution. This book is not just a lesson in civics but a call to young citizens to appreciate and uphold the democratic values that form the bedrock of the nation.
Middle Stage 1 & 2: "I Survived: The Eruption of Mount St. Helens, 1980" is a children's historical fiction novel by Lauren Tarshis. It follows the story of 11-year-old Jessie who is visiting her grandparents near Mount St. Helens when the volcano suddenly erupts. Jessie must use her wits and courage to survive the disaster and find her family amidst the chaos and destruction. The book combines real historical events with fictional characters to provide a gripping and educational story about one of the most significant volcanic eruptions in American history.
Middle Stage 3 & Secondary Stage 1: “The Girl of Ink and Stars” by Kiran Millwood Hargrave is a beautifully written story of a young girl, Isabella, and her best friend, Lupe. When Lupe goes missing, Isabella does everything she can to be part of the search party. She is in possession of an ancient map and uses this and her knowledge of the stars to navigate the forgotten territories of her island home. The land is dangerous and shrouded in myth. Isabella must find Lupe before these myths become more than just stories.
Secondary Stage 2,3 & 4: “Shoot, Dive, Fly: Stories of Grit and Adventure from The Indian Army” by Rachna Bisht Rawat aims to introduce teenagers to the armed forces and tell them about the perils-the rigours and the challenges-and perks-the thrill and the adventure-of a career in uniform. Flying fighter planes, detonating bombs, skinning and eating snakes in times of dire need, and everything else in between-there's nothing our officers can't do!. Read twenty-one nail-biting stories of daring.
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