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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
What sin could a 12-year-old have possibly committed to deserve such severe punishment and be burdened with an arduous task? Is Krishna truly so unyielding when it comes to disciplining a child for a harmless act? Diwali, the festival of lights, is meant to bring joy! Krishna, why single out Vaishu?
Step into the world of Hindu scriptures and divine tales through the perspective of a tween who has grown up between two cultures. This story weaves together elements of Greek and Norse mythology, movies, fiction books, and a playful imagination where Krishna is a latte-sipping brother with whom Vaishu can converse, argue, and share a laugh. The retelling of these stories is infused with gentle, child-like wit and humour, making it a light and enjoyable read.
Parvathy Venkatachalam
Parvathy Venkatachalam is a ninth-grade student who has just entered her teenage years. She is obsessed with reading books (non-academic!) and is an avid student of Bharathanatyam. Her literary interests span across genres such as Hindu, Greek, and Norse mythology, magical kingdoms, mystery, crime and dystopian thrillers. Parvathy also enjoys watching movies, particularly those within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, movies that feature compelling twists and turns in their plots and listening to intriguing podcasts. She aspires to further her passion for writing and plans to continue the Laddoo Mysteries quartet, followed by a high-stakes series.
