Agra. Do you remember your childhood? The same childhood in which you used to listen to stories while sitting with your grandmother. In one story, after visiting the fairyland, in the other, you used to be in the court of a king across seven seas. Time changed and this world of stories also changed. Like all other things, stories also got absorbed in the world of the Internet. The organization from Tales Agra has worked to bring children back to this world of stories.

      At the age when children should be told stories, the children have become storytellers and you will get to read a compilation of these stories in the book 'The Enchanted Scrabbles by Young Dreamers'. On Saturday, 12 young children of the city launched a book by stringing together adventure, terror, magic and imagination in their stories at Courtyard by Marriott Hotel situated on Fatehabad Road. Aviraj Bansal, Ananda Bhatnagar, Hiteksha Lavania, Kiara Sachdeva, Mishka Bansal, Nirali Malhotra, Prisha Agarwal, Rohnish Middha, Shreya Agarwal, Tarana Satsangi, Vedant Sharma and Vivan Sikka have written highly praiseworthy stories by putting their world of imagination in the book with the help of guidance of Vedika Sharma.

     Founder Suruchi Sharma said that under the banner of Kisse Agra, children were taught the nuances of story writing by identifying their talent in a month-long workshop. The Incantated Scribbles by Young Dreamers book contains a collection of 12 stories of children of Tajnagri between the ages of 5 to 13. The programme was conducted by teacher Ginni Arora. On this occasion, Prof. Sumita Shrivastava, Nikita Aggarwal, Ritu Bhatnagar, Dr. Niharika Malhotra, Richa Bansal, Dr. Meghna Middha, Ayushi Aggarwal, Gazal Sachdeva, Seema Lavania, Jyoti Sikka, Darshika Bansal etc. were present.