"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalEver come across a tortoise with a mind of her own? Someone who is cheeky and likes to call a spade a spade? Ever had a problem you couldn’t solve? Ever been so nervous about something you couldn’t sleep at night? What you need is someone like me! After learning so much from my best friend Patch-back, my mentor Papa Sharpy and my student Luca back in Laguna it’s time to put my experiences into practice. I’m loyal, I’m sharp and I’m crazy. The time has come to solve Tanya’s biggest barrier and she will need all the support in the world. With the help of her wildcard entry aka Mommy and her crazy torty, Tanya sure is going on a topsy–turvy journey. I promise it will leave you enthralled, excited, happy, laughing, shocked and exasperated all at the same time. But just remember, each and every Mommy out there has strange, magical powers and Tanya and her mom are going to change the history of Hartson High School!
“TANYA! Tanya! Go for it TANYA! You’re going to make them cry, all those who gave up on you” said Lili.
18 Illustrations in the book are to be colored and there are story related puzzles and activities at the end of the book
Shubhra Shah Agarwal
Shubhra Shah Agarwal reluctantly lives in Kolkata (India) would like to live near a sea,she is a single mother to two brats Anisha and Yash, she would never tell who is her favorite ever!! her third child is a mad dog named coco who is socially unfit ,he just about jumps on everybody and steals clothes. She loves to read, swim and loves life and laughter. She finds her zen while she is with nature. She would like to travel more often then she can, she has finished her high school from La Martiniere for Girls (Kolkata) and college from Saint Xavier’s (Kolkata). She is currently taking a one year counseling course from Kornash lifestyle management course (Kolkata) to learn how to support people who need support. She feels that the only thing constant in life is change and one must learn to adhere to that with dignity and grace, her children Anisha and Yash teach her to take life in a stride.
