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Potpourri - Vol 1
Potpourri - Vol 1
Potpourri - Vol 1
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Foreword
I am very happy that an initiative taken by
Mrs. Mangala Ganesh, Librarian to encourage reading has
taken a bigger dimension as a fabulous medley of stories and
poems.
We, the staff of Silver Oaks, have decided to publish the best
collection in a book format to encourage our young authors
and illustrators.
Our sincere appreciation to our teachers Ms. Rachana,
Ms. Sarika for the untiring effort put in editing the work of
the students, and Mr. Harish for cover page artwork.
Mr. Kartheek effort at formatting and making it print ready is
commendable.
I am positive that this will be a Landmark event each year
which will evolve into a Silver Oaks lit fest.
With tons of good luck and enormous happy writing wish to
all budding writers and artists,
I, cherishing this high privilege sign the first milestone.
Mrs. Shanthi Badrinarayanan
Principal,
Silver Oaks, the School of Bangalore
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Declaration
We, Authors and Illustrators,
Do solemnly declare that the work i.e., the stories and
the illustrations are original and have not been
adapted or copied. We understand that as
authors/illustrators, we have a moral responsibility
that we will not encourage plagiarism.
Acknowledgement:
Story Name:
1. Golden Advaita
2. Adventures of King Thimby Thimb
Clipart for these two stories have been taken from the
internet.
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Signature
Advaita Mehrotra
Ananya P Reddy
Shreyansh Ravi
Aniruddha RJ
Aanvi Sharma
Inika Mayank Talati
Nikhil Jagannathan
Hitha Sathish
Vishnu Shastry Heddese
Nehaa Joshi
Siddharth Arun
Aarush Mehrotra
Anvit Kelkar
Vaijayanth
Shankar Subramanian
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Contents
Name of the Story
Author
Illustrator
Page
No.
Golden Advaita
Advaita
Mehrotra
Ananya P Reddy
Shreyansh Ravi
Aniruddha RJ
Aanvi Sharma
Inika Mayank
Talati
14
Nikhil
Hitha Sathish
16
Vishnu
Nehaa Joshi
19
Siddharth Arun
Aarush
Mehrotra
Aarush Mehrotra
26
Anvit Kelkar
36
Rain (Poem)
Shankar
Subramanian
Inika Mayank
Talati
41
Monkeys (Poem)
Shankar
Subramanian
Inika Mayank
Talati
42
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Golden
advaita
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World on Air
Author: Advaita Mehrotra (Grade1)
Illustrator: Ananya P Reddy (Grade 1)
Silver Oaks the School of Bangalore
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The
ma
gic
pebble and Avi
Avi was a boy who studied in Silver Oaks 1A. One day
he found a magic pebble while playing in the school
garden.
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He ate and ate and was happier than ever before. After
everyone had eaten their fill, they all played many
more games. Life seemed wonderful. He thought that
his parents would have never allowed all this. He
wished that he could live like this and never have to go
to school again. He walked to school and saw that
everyone had forgotten him.
The wish had worked! He saw that
everyone was busy studying while
he could have fun.
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nothing changed.
Now, Avi cried very loudly and started shaking. He
could hear his Mummys voice in his head. She was
saying Get up. Suddenly, everything changed and he
woke up. He realized that this had been a dream.
He hugged mummy and said I love you. He dressed
and rushed to school very happily. His mummy was
surprised to see him go to school so happily.
That was his secret.
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The Adventures of
King Thimby Thimb III
A compilation of his greatest feats
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To be continued
Author: Nightblaze (Anvit)
Illustrators: Anvit (Gr.7) and Vaijayanth (Gr.8)
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RAIN
I dont have pain,
When I look at rain,
And I look at the green meadows
Which fills my heart with glee.
Rain does a lot of things,
And helps to grow seedlings.
Then I go out and shoutYEAH! And get wet in the rain.
When it rains rainbows form,
And on it are leprechauns.
Carrying a pot of gold.
Across the rainbow,
High and low,
They lie down beneath an oak tree,
With a mountain of gold.
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MONKEYS
They jump on me
They play on me
They are just monkeys all the same.
They make fun,
And eat some bun.
They talk with me,
Day and night.
Fooling around,
All day long,
Causing a racket
In the hall.
Theyre just monkeys,
Not to worry,
But sometimes they get too much in a hurry.
They move room to room,
In a very quick flurry.
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