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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalHamsini Peri is in middle school. She is an avid reader and creative writing enthusiast. One of Hamsini’s poems was published in a children’s magazine when she was only eight. The Mysterious Money Bag is her debut novel. Some of her favourite genres are mystery, adventure, humour, and sci-fi. She enjoys cycling, badminton, and tennis. Read More...
Hamsini Peri is in middle school. She is an avid reader and creative writing enthusiast. One of Hamsini’s poems was published in a children’s magazine when she was only eight.
The Mysterious Money Bag is her debut novel. Some of her favourite genres are mystery, adventure, humour, and sci-fi. She enjoys cycling, badminton, and tennis.
Read Less...Achievements
When I find a mysterious bag of money at school the day before my two-week winter break, I am intrigued. After finding a smaller bag containing potential clues, I along with my cousins - Ishaan, Dhruv, and Diya decide to solve the mystery.
During our adventure, we encounter sinister villains, make a new friend, snoop around on Halloween and do so much more.
After all this, will we be able to solve the mystery?
When I find a mysterious bag of money at school the day before my two-week winter break, I am intrigued. After finding a smaller bag containing potential clues, I along with my cousins - Ishaan, Dhruv, and Diya decide to solve the mystery.
During our adventure, we encounter sinister villains, make a new friend, snoop around on Halloween and do so much more.
After all this, will we be able to solve the mystery?
I was stuck in a limbo. A dilemma. This isn’t right! A voice in my head told me. But then again, does doing the ‘right’ thing even matter? I mean, a lot of other people are! Doing this is what matters. So long as you get it done, nobody cares! Another voice argues. “But this Read More...
A hooded figure stood silently as the rain pounded upon the pavement and his umbrella. He stood emotionless and leaned against the brick wall in the alley-way, waiting. The tall man had an oval, and rather prosaic, shaped head. His blood-red eyes gleamed lividly in the darkness and the faint light f Read More...
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