A Story from an Indian School Library There was one book in our school library that always sat beside the window. Its
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A phone can do almost everything. It can answer a question, photograph homework, translate a sentence, play music, organise a calendar, contact a parent and show you what someone on the other side of the world ate for breakfast. That
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A phone can do almost everything. It can answer a question, photograph homework, translate a sentence, play music, organise a calendar, contact a parent and show you what someone on the other
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My name looks different depending on who writes it. On my school notebook, it appears in English. My grandfather writes it in his language. My neighbour writes it in another script entirely.
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My grandmother speaks English perfectly well. She simply refuses to use it for certain things. “What’s the English word for this?” I once asked while she was serving dinner. She looked at
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You walk past a bakery. For one second, you smell something familiar. Suddenly you are eight years old again. You remember a kitchen. A person. A holiday. Maybe even a feeling you
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A Story from an Indian School Library There was one book in our school library that always sat beside the window. Its cover was blue, its corners were bent, and its title
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You are brushing your teeth. Everything is peaceful. Then your brain decides to play seven seconds of a song. Again. And again. And again. Congratulations. You have an earworm. Scientists have a
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Harry Potter and Percy Jackson have something frustratingly similar happen to them. One day, they discover that the world they thought they understood is only a small part of the truth. Harry
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