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Book for children, by children
A compilation of 42 stories penned by young authors has been launched in the form of a full-fledged book by Pearson India. Titled ‘MyPedia Reader Storybook’, it is the result of MyPedia Reader Creative-writing Contest 2017, a contest organised by Pearson India, the stories of whose winners are published in the book.
A compilation of 42 stories penned by young authors has been launched in the form of a full-fledged book by Pearson India. Titled ‘MyPedia Reader Storybook’, it is the result of MyPedia Reader Creative-writing Contest 2017, a contest organised by Pearson India, the stories of whose winners are published in the book.
Pearson said that it received more than 1,500 stories from students across the country. The youngest author whose story got published is 8-years-old and is a student of class four. The stories were judged by a three-panel jury comprising of award-winning children's authors in English – Santhini Govindan, Arundhati Venkatesh and Indira Ananthakrishnan. Ujjwal Singh, Vice President - Products and Innovation, Pearson India, along with author Vineet Aggarwal unveiled the book.
