Bhopal

11-year-old Aayurv Waghdware of class III writes novel

Staff Reporter

Sagar Public School Rohit Nagar’s 11-year-old Sagarite Aayurv Waghdware of class III utilised the time this pandemic and wrote a book as blooming author and future novelist – ‘The six magical rings'.

Aayurv penned more than 1700 words in his 30 page book. This Class III student has probably become the first young child writer of city. The illustrations in the book have also been done by him. Shivani Algiwale and Ms Meenakshi Katare have been his mentors since he started writing.

A year back, Aayurv was gifted a book from his mother which engrossed him and tickled his thoughts to pen down his thoughts and share it with the world. This was the starting point of Aayurv passion for writing. His Book Six Magical Rings is not an ordinary beginning of struggles, love, hope and friendship. It talks about maintaining the balance of the universe. He has beautifully penned down as what happens to the universe once is stolen and how the Brave Dineosis puts it back to place. Aayurv added a lot of finishing work with illustrations to add and connect with universe on the basis of his thoughts. Aayurv said, “"I have worked very hard to write this book during pandemic. I dedicate the book to my family and school who believed in me.

The morning awake and late night workings now give me sense of satisfaction to develop a fighting spirit with a not let it go attitude. Do read my book to know the magical rings around our universe.” Principal Madhubala Chauhan has congratulated Aayurv and family for the achievement.