Juneli’s First Term by Swapna Dutta

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Author: Swapna Dutta
Genre: Children and Young Adults
Publisher: CinnamonTeal Publishing
Publication Year: 2014
ISBN: 9789383175857

For twelve-year-old Juneli, who has lived quietly with her father in their forest Bungalow, going to school is a dream come true! She finds at St. Avila's everything she has always longed for - friends, lessons, smooth sailing, as she finds out soon enough. It does not merely consist of cooking classes, music lessons and midnight feasts! There are problems . . . the humiliation of being wrongly accused followed by undeserved disappointment. Can Juneli live it down?

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About the Book

For twelve-year-old Juneli, who has lived quietly with her father in their forest Bungalow, going to school is a dream come true! She finds at St. Avila’s everything she has always longed for – friends, lessons, smooth sailing, as she finds out soon enough. It does not merely consist of cooking classes, music lessons and midnight feasts! There are problems… the humiliation of being wrongly accused followed by undeserved disappointment. Can Juneli live it down?
About the Author
Swapna Dutta, has been writing stories and storybooks for children for the last two decades. For her outstanding work she has won National Fellowships and Awards. She writes in English, Bengali and Hindi.
EPUB : 978-93-83175-85-7
ISBN (MOBI) : 978-93-83175-86-4

About the Author

Swapna Dutta

Swapna Dutta, has been writing for children for four decades with over 50 titles to her credit including translations, published by Harper Collins, Hachette, Scholastic, Orient Longman, Children's Book Trust, National Book Trust, Sahitya Akademi, Ratnasagar and Unicorn Publishers, among others. Two of her books have been listed by White Ravens (International Youth Library, Munich) and 15 in good Reads which include the Juneli series. Her contributions to magazines include Children’s World, Target, Tinkle, Chandamama, The Bookbird (USA), The School Magazine (Australia), Cricket (USA) and Folly (UK). She was Editorial Consultant with Living Media (Target); Assistant Editor, Limca Book of Records; and Deputy Editor, Encyclopaedia Britannica between 1988 and 2002.