
Author
Kridha Saini
Kridha Saini is a 14-year-old student of Class VIII at St. Mary’s Convent High School, Kanpur. This is her very first book, marking the beginning of her exciting journey as a young author. From a very young age, Kridha has been fascinated by stories and literature. She enjoys reading books that transport her to new worlds, introduce her to unforgettable characters, and spark her imagination. Writing allows her to create those worlds herself, making it one of her favourite ways to express her thoughts and creativity. Apart from writing, Kridha loves dancing, singing, listening to pop music, and playing musical instruments. These hobbies bring joy to her life and often inspire fresh ideas for her stories. She also enjoys exploring historical places, as they help her connect with the past and imagine the untold stories hidden within them. Kridha especially enjoys writing fictional stories, where she can let her imagination soar and create exciting adventures with meaningful messages. Although this is her first published book, she is already working on new stories and hopes to explore poetry in the near future. She believes that every writer begins with a dream, and this book is the first step towards achieving hers. Through her writing, Kridha hopes to entertain, inspire, and encourage readers to believe in the power of imagination.
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Articles
Books by Kridha Saini

The last map to the everwoods
Articles by Kridha Saini
Sep 15, 2026
Raising Readers in this Digital World
By Bella Rohatgi — Writer | Educator | Lifelong LearnerWe are raising children in a world very different from the one ma...
Sep 15, 2026
Stay Loving Stay Connected
Stay Loving, Stay Connected in a Fast-Moving WorldWe live in a world that moves at the speed of a swipe.Shorts, reels, m...
Feb 24, 2026
ख़ाली श्यामपट्ट-1
गाँव के एक वीरान स्कूल में, जहाँ श्यामपट्ट पर धूल जम चुकी है, एक बूढ़ा मास्टर अब भी उम्मीद लिख रहा है।पर सवाल वही है —क्...
Feb 10, 2026
She Asked for Five Rupees
Story Title – “She Asked for Five Rupees”. It was winter.The air was cold, almost breathless. I stood still, watchi...
