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Ages 9–12 · 32 pages · Future I want to be
The Delhi Dispatch
A journalist uncovers a story, seeking truth.
A young journalist is assigned to cover a story about a public library facing closure in Delhi. She encounters resistance from local authorities and apathy from the public, but her determination to uncover the full truth brings the community together.
What happens
- 1The young journalist's initial article about the library closure is dismissed as 'unimportant' by her editor.
- 2She discovers a hidden collection of rare books in the library's neglected archives.
- 3A local official refuses to grant her an interview, citing 'scheduling conflicts'.
- 4A crowd gathers outside the library, holding signs with quotes from their favorite books.
Read more about this book
The doors of a quiet, historic library stand forlorn, with a 'For Sale' sign tacked awkwardly to the facade. Your child will explore the power of information and community activism.
A young journalist is assigned to cover the potential closure of a beloved public library in Delhi. She encounters resistance from local authorities and apathy from the public, but her determination to uncover the full story and its impact brings the community together.
For children aged nine to twelve, this narrative highlights the importance of access to knowledge and the role of investigative reporting. It shows how one persistent individual can ignite community spirit and fight for a cause that benefits everyone.
This book is exactly right for the child who loves reading, enjoys uncovering secrets, and wants to make a difference in their community.
- Hardcover
- ₹1,299
- Softcover
- ₹699
- Length
- 32 pages
- Delivery
- Digital in 24h · print 7–14 days
