Spooky Stories

It was beautifully framed and it is a best book for children who like to read spooky tales or stories 👍🏻💯

What I really liked -- there are ways in which author has incorporated informative pieces for young adults like Egyptian gods, Pyraimd’s, corona virus , migration, hunting etc etc (not giving away everything 😅 )- Special mention for the illustrations that add charm to the reading experienceThis book could be your next quick read

Not much of spooky stories but good thrills in few of the stories.From the first story everyone will know all the people at the station were ghost.

Review Alert! Spooky Tales by Tanushree Podder. The author takes a classic structure - a group of people brought together by circumstance, telling each other strange stories - and boy! does she have fun with it. These stories retain an Indian heart while they range from Egypt to Kalimpong and a whole lot of places in between. Podder brings a clean elegant style to stories that add the supernatural to unexpected settings - from migrants walking home, to a vengeful wild boar in a forest. A very entertaining read indeed. Do check them out.

A lame book iv ever read! The kids below 10 years night find this good, but definitely not for adults! The stories are so lame and predictable!

GOOD book

My boys are at a stage when they are super picky about the books they choose to read. And this YA book released at the right time. Bordering on being spooky enough to give you goosebumps and a super fun read (according to the boys, not me!).On a different note, I have always admired authors who can write for children. The whole thought my child sitting with a book instead of their eyes glistening over a mind numbing TV show or a video game is always welcome!Tanushree has written the perfect book for preteens and YA's. Its a delight to hear them exchange notes on the stories as they sleep :)