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Name of Book: The Mysterious Cave of Rampa
Author: Sravani Tammineni
Publisher: Self Published
Publication Date: 11 August 2024
No. of Pages: 57
Format: Digital
For siblings Sunny and Munni, what begins as an ordinary summer at their grandmother’s home turns into an adventure beyond their wildest dreams.
When a mysterious cave door slams shut behind them, Sunny and Munni find themselves trapped in a world where history and magic intertwine. Guided by Chirpy, a talking squirrel, and Jatuka, a wise old bat who guards the cave’s secrets, they must navigate a maze of dark tunnels, solve intriguing puzzles, and uncover the inspiring stories of India’s greatest freedom fighters.
This is no ordinary cave! Each chamber brings to life the diverse and heroic tales of India's freedom fighters—from well-known leaders to unsung heroes representing various regions, religions, and social strata. The siblings must use all their wits and courage to escape—but will they be able to unlock the final secret before time runs out?
The Mysterious Cave of Rampa is a thrilling blend of fantasy and history, perfect for young adventurers and history enthusiasts alike. Step into the cave, if you dare, and discover the stories that shaped a nation.
My Opinion
After a long time I read a book that I can easily gift to my little brother and nephew. The story is a fantasy but sprinkled with anecdotal tidbits from India's freedom struggles. The plot follows brother and sister duo Sunny and Munni who get trapped in a cave. They now have to follow clues and solve them to escape. Helping them is a talking squirrel and a talking bat. Yes, you read that right. And it's a lot of fun while also being very educative. The writing is simple and that gives the book a lot of authenticity. Totally worth it.
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