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Book review: Submarines
There are two kinds of enemies in this world; those who attack you from the front and those you don’t see. Submarines fall in the latter category and after reading Alex Frith’s Submarines, you will be able to understand
Book review: Dinosaur Infosaurus — Gigantic Dinosaurs
A lot has been written on dinosaurs, but many of the stuff that’s available, including films, has been for adults. That’s why either youngster self-learn about the gigantic animals that went extinct, or wait to grow up.
Book review: 12 Animal Stories From The Quran
Animals are an important part of the ‘circle of life’, but did you know that animals have been integral to Islam and to the lives of many of the messengers of Allah Almighty?
Book review: Chacha Chhakkan
Urdu literature is full of funny characters that make you laugh, but for kids, there isn’t any character more comic, more memorable and overconfident than Chacha Chhakkan. Created by the legendary Imtiaz Ali Taj before t
Book review: Pixar Character Encyclopaedia
Seeing is believing, but so is reading about characters you have grown up watching in animated films. What was the backstory of most ‘Woody and Buzz’ in Toy Story franchise; why was Nemo so hard to find; what made the fa
Book review: The Story of the Incredible Hulk
He may not be the most intelligent superhero, but the Incredible Hulk is undoubtedly the strongest one. Be it as Bruce Banner, the brilliant scientist, or as Incredible Hulk, the green-skinned monster with his heart in t
Book review: Major Disasters of the World
Now that the world has been hit by Covid-19, and the word ‘pandemic’ has become part of our daily vocabulary, it’s time to know about such disasters that happened before our time. Major Disasters of the World brings to t
Book review: DC Super-Pets! Character Encyclopaedia
A dog is a man’s best friend, so how can ‘Superman’ live without a pet! In DC Super-Pets! Character Encyclopaedia, we get to know that like normal human beings, these beings with superpowers also need a pet who can give
Book review: Disney Storybook Collection
Disney’s animated films have been part of everyone’s childhood; those who are adults today were once children too, and these animated films helped them understand life.
Book review: Flags of the World
You might mistake Flags of the World as a colouring book, but don’t be fooled by the first look; this book tells you more about the flags of the different countries around the world than you would find anywhere on the in