Amazing little kids living in Mumbai, their name entered in India Book of Records

Mumbai India Book of Records: Young children these days can be seen busy with computers or phones, but some children are interested in doing something other than that. Some children love to write books. 6 children living in Malad, Mumbai have done wonders due to their hobby of writing books. These children have made a place in the India Book of Records 2023. This book is written in the name of “Let’s Not Grow Up”.

Aarush Jain (12), Hitansh Shah (12), Khanak Sabu (10), Revanth Nanglia (12), Raunak Bihani (12), Yugen Mehta (12) wrote this book titled Let’s Not Grow Up. Wrote from the month of February to the month of May 2022.

Little kids did wonders by writing a book

This book is of 354 pages. In this book, young children have written stories of childhood and school. There are 42 stories in the entire book, which is based on the mischief and fun done in childhood. He himself became the inspiration of these little children. Where the children have also written the name of the book, Let’s Not Grow Up, which means, “Come on, let’s not grow up.”

Parents happy with the wonderful work of children

Seeing this wonderful work of the children, their parents were also very happy and hence they took up the task of publishing this book. This book was launched on 31 July 2022. Vipin Sabu, father of Khanak Sabu, told ABP News that when these children started writing stories, the examinations of the children were going on, but the parents supported their work and motivated the children to complete the book.

Children’s fictional stories also available online

Parent Vipin Sabu told that when we all grow up and get busy in work, then we are not able to do the work of our choice because there is a shortage of time. These children have unitedly done the work of their choice, from this it is learned that their hobby should never be forgotten and it is necessary to take time for it. This book is a must read for fantasy stories for 9 to 11 year old children. The book ‘Let’s Not Grow Up’ is also available online and can be purchased. This book is also available in some book stores in Mumbai.

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