Mahtab Narsimhan Bücher

Revenge drives Layla, the daughter of Tara's deceased stepmother, Kali, leading to a series of sinister events that turn the village against Tara. As superstitions spiral, Tara finds herself isolated, with death looming as the only escape from her stepsister's machinations. Desperate for help, she seeks guidance from Lord Yama in the Underworld, but time is against her. With just twenty-four hours to prove her innocence and save her village, Tara must confront her fears and the dark legacy of her family in this gripping conclusion to the Tara Trilogy.

A young filmmaker embarks on an exciting journey to recreate a Bollywood film for a school project, blending creativity with cultural exploration. This engaging story captures the challenges and triumphs of youth, showcasing the protagonist's passion for filmmaking and the vibrant world of Bollywood. Aimed at middle-grade readers, it highlights themes of friendship, determination, and the joy of pursuing one's dreams.

The story explores the moral dilemma faced by a protagonist who must choose between eliminating their worst enemy and sacrificing their own brother. This intense conflict delves into themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the consequences of one's choices, as the character grapples with the emotional weight of their decision. The narrative promises to challenge readers' perceptions of family bonds and the lengths one might go to for revenge or survival.

Shivani grapples with embarrassment when her mother decides to prepare traditional Indian cuisine for the school fundraiser. As the event approaches, she faces the challenge of balancing her cultural heritage with the desire to fit in with her peers. This engaging novel explores themes of identity, family, and the complexities of adolescence, making it relatable for middle readers navigating similar experiences.

A lonely teen discovers a website that grants wishes, leading to unexpected adventures and challenges. As they navigate the consequences of their newfound power, the story explores themes of isolation, desire, and the impact of choices. The engaging narrative is crafted to resonate with teen readers, making it both relatable and thought-provoking.

Set against the rich backdrop of Indian mythology and folklore, this middle-grade fantasy adventure follows a young girl's quest to confront the malevolent healer Zarku. As she battles to protect her loved ones and everything dear to her, she relies on her courage, perseverance, and spirit. The narrative weaves cultural elements into a compelling tale of bravery and resilience, making it a captivating read for young audiences.

Scary stories from various cultures challenge ordinary characters to confront extraordinary situations, often involving the threat of losing loved ones. Aimed at readers aged 9-12+, this collection offers fast-paced tales that will captivate fans of Coraline, Goosebumps, and Small Spaces, blending suspense with relatable themes.

Tara faces a daunting challenge as she seeks to evade the sinister influence of the Third Eye, a powerful and watchful force. The narrative unfolds her struggle against this ominous presence, exploring themes of resilience and the quest for freedom. As she navigates a world filled with danger and intrigue, Tara's journey becomes a test of her courage and determination, revealing her strength in the face of overwhelming odds.

The story follows Krish, who, despite his fears of germs and nature, hopes to bond with his father during a camping trip to Ladakh. Their adventure takes a turn when they become lost in a storm and discover the secretive village of Imdur. The villagers are determined to protect their hidden existence from outsiders, creating tension and intrigue as Krish and his father navigate their unexpected situation.