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If I Could Teach My Teacher
This book is full of Sakshi's favorite things like words, puddles, ribbons and clouds and a lot more, you'll see.
It is always fun to write and rhyme with your favorite things. Like tying up bows and strings - oh look she is doing it again!
But that's what happens when a word pops up in her head, it won't let her go to bed.
It is always fun to write and rhyme with your favorite things. Like tying up bows and strings - oh look she is doing it again!
But that's what happens when a word pops up in her head, it won't let her go to bed.
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Published May 28, 2018
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Sakshi Singh
42 books4 followersSakshi Singh is an international journalist and an author. Her first book of poems for children Rat-a-tat poems is available on Amazon Kindle in book stores in India and Europe.
Sakshi Singh was born in Agra and moved to Mumbai when she was 6. She studied Philosophy at Sophia College and wrote extensively for the Times Of India, Free Press Journal and other publications for several years until she realised her love for little ones.
She lives in the big busy city where she spends most of her week and weekends with small children playing word games, writing stories and reading poetry.
Most of her friends are younger, smaller and mostly school going. They tell her the strangest things, ask odd questions and leave her spellbound almost all the time.
She dreams and hopes to move to a smaller town where it rains a lot, snows for months and she can wear boots and go skiing at whim.
Sakshi Singh was born in Agra and moved to Mumbai when she was 6. She studied Philosophy at Sophia College and wrote extensively for the Times Of India, Free Press Journal and other publications for several years until she realised her love for little ones.
She lives in the big busy city where she spends most of her week and weekends with small children playing word games, writing stories and reading poetry.
Most of her friends are younger, smaller and mostly school going. They tell her the strangest things, ask odd questions and leave her spellbound almost all the time.
She dreams and hopes to move to a smaller town where it rains a lot, snows for months and she can wear boots and go skiing at whim.
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