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A Race to Win - my review of the book

hello everyone. winter's up and we will have a lot of plans in our minds. if you are a book worm, and you are wondering what to read this winter, i will recommend you a short and and sweet book named “A race to win.” written by loveleen kacker, this 104 pages length book unwirls a thrilling adventure in bihar.
sara is a young girl who wants to ride chandi the horse in the subcontinent horse race held in pune. but her dream gets jolted when their farm gets hit by thefts and fire. the farm is jointly owned by colonel hari and her father. the needle of suspicion falls on taj-ud-din, the owner of the neighbouring taj farm, who colonel hari thinks, is after their farm where the rajah's treasure is believed to be buried.
sara, fazlu and bandung go treasure hunting on the trails of miscreants. and how they find the truth is really thrilling. all people they knew weren't good. and some weren't bad either.
the book is illustrated with a lot of picturs by ankur mitra. we could just feel the stor while we read it. the children's book trust has published this book.this book won second price in the category fiction in the compettition for writers of children's books organised by the children's book trust.

the book is not only thrilling but it's also very humourous. it has a lot of new words and phrases. it also gives a good idea of the natural conditions of india. so guys, this is the ideal book for this winter. summer may be cool, and this book can add more coolness to your season. so start reading it today. 
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  1. TAMILSUJATHA26 October 2017 at 14:03

    Hi Bharathi,

    How are you? Just read your blog. You have written very interestingly. I am very happy about you. Eagerly waiting for your tamil writings!

    Congrats!

    Sujatha


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  2. www.sanakannan.com26 October 2017 at 15:41

    பாரதி, வாழ்த்துகள். பாரதி கவுண்ட்டவுன் ஸ்டார்ட்ஸ் நவ்... :-)

    ச. ந. கண்ணன்.

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