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Shrav’s Lockdown Adventures
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July 28th 2020
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Book Review: Shrav's Lockdown Adventures @shravmusings
As we all know due to this pandemic kids are not allowed to go outside,schools are closed even they can't meet their friends. Everyhing is going online study ,dance classes etc so this lockdown gives us lot of time to explore various things.
This book is mainly based upon Shrav , a 7 year old boy who also faces the same issues. It's a real story and well written by mother son duo.
This book has several stories how Shrav spend his lockdown, he ...more
As we all know due to this pandemic kids are not allowed to go outside,schools are closed even they can't meet their friends. Everyhing is going online study ,dance classes etc so this lockdown gives us lot of time to explore various things.
This book is mainly based upon Shrav , a 7 year old boy who also faces the same issues. It's a real story and well written by mother son duo.
This book has several stories how Shrav spend his lockdown, he ...more
The stories in this book were endearing and a little heartbreaking at the same time. I say heartbreaking because it feels so cruel to confine a young child at home, especially one who loves to explore and observe everything around him.
I have a young child, too, so I know exactly what a struggle it has been to keep children engaged at home while attending to housework and office work.
Shravanth is an enterprising seven-year-old, who is fascinated by space and its objects and finds different ways t ...more
I have a young child, too, so I know exactly what a struggle it has been to keep children engaged at home while attending to housework and office work.
Shravanth is an enterprising seven-year-old, who is fascinated by space and its objects and finds different ways t ...more
The book presents a seven-year-old child's lockdown adventures, as the name suggests. It is a good read for younger children to experience the incidents in the life of Shrav and his fun with those happenings. Simply narrated with humor elements, the book manages to keep the readers engaged. It is warming to see the author explore her writing along with her son.
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A Fun Read for Parents and Children
What a fun way of learning some wonderful science concepts as well as some life lessons. Read it with my nine year old and we enjoyed it a lot. Children have a vivid and strange world and capturing it can be enthralling as well as challenging. The book is a good example of the same. Can be read in one go. It is also a good example of how to engage children without using gadgets.
What a fun way of learning some wonderful science concepts as well as some life lessons. Read it with my nine year old and we enjoyed it a lot. Children have a vivid and strange world and capturing it can be enthralling as well as challenging. The book is a good example of the same. Can be read in one go. It is also a good example of how to engage children without using gadgets.
Short refreshing. The book is relatable to every parent now a days. How Alexa and laptops are the best friends of children now a days. How a young child always finds space, stars, black holes interesting. It is there.
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