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Riya Aarini

    Riya Aarini crafts engaging stories for young readers, focusing on accessible narratives and relatable characters. Her approach centers on fostering early literacy skills and nurturing a lifelong love for books in children. Through playful and approachable storytelling, Aarini ensures her books are both entertaining and educational. She is dedicated to creating a delightful reading experience that resonates with children.

    In Defense of Cupid
    Collector of Things & Other Poems
    Cole and the Giant Gingerbread House
    The Hermit of the Mountain
    In Defense of the Eighties
    Pickerton's Jiggle
    • Pickerton's Jiggle

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading
      4.3(39)Add rating

      The story follows Pickerton Wickerton, a cheerful pig who takes great pride in being clean. His day takes a turn when he accidentally falls into a mud puddle, leading to his worst fear of getting dirty. However, rather than letting the mess ruin his mood, Pickerton discovers that a little fun and movement can help him shake off both the dirt and his disappointment. This charming tale emphasizes resilience and the joy of embracing life's unexpected moments.

      Pickerton's Jiggle
    • In Defense of the Eighties

      • 62 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      The book invites readers to revisit the vibrant culture of the eighties, characterized by bold fashion trends, iconic music, and a carefree spirit. It highlights the era's glamorous hair bands and the larger-than-life aesthetics, including ultra-neon colors and leg warmers. Through a nostalgic lens, it celebrates the unique quirks and memorable aspects that defined a decade known for its distinctive style and cultural impact, making it one of the most unforgettable periods in history.

      In Defense of the Eighties
    • The Hermit of the Mountain

      • 152 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Rich in wisdom and inspiration, this enchanting story features unique quotations that uplift and resonate deeply with readers. It invites exploration, whether through random page flipping or a cover-to-cover read, encouraging insights into the art of living. The Hermit of the Mountain serves as both a narrative and a source of meaningful reflections, making it a delightful companion for those seeking enrichment and motivation in their daily lives.

      The Hermit of the Mountain
    • On Christmas Eve, two homeless siblings, Cole and Claudia, find themselves in a desperate situation. Cole's compassionate act towards another hungry child catches the eye of Santa Claus, who rewards their kindness with a magical gingerbread house. This enchanting gift offers them hope and the promise of a brighter future, highlighting themes of generosity and the true spirit of the holiday season.

      Cole and the Giant Gingerbread House
    • Collector of Things & Other Poems

      • 154 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Whimsical characters such as Millionaire Montgomery and the Bigalaboo populate this illustrated collection of over one hundred humorous poems designed for children. The light verse promises to spark laughter and delight, making it a joyful read that encourages imaginative thinking and fun.

      Collector of Things & Other Poems
    • In Defense of Cupid

      • 80 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Exploring the duality of love, the cherubic god of love offers whimsical essays that reveal both the art and awkwardness of his matchmaking endeavors. With golden arrows igniting passion and leaden ones freezing hearts, he shares entertaining insights into the complexities of romance. This collection promises to captivate and amuse anyone enchanted by love's unpredictable nature.

      In Defense of Cupid
    • In Defense of the Grim Reaper

      • 58 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      This humorous collection offers a fresh perspective from the Grim Reaper, challenging preconceived notions and revealing a lighter side to his character. Through witty snippets, readers are invited to reconsider their deep-rooted ideas about death and the afterlife. The narrative aims to entertain while providing a unique defense of a figure often misunderstood, promising to change how you view the Grim Reaper. Prepare for a blend of comedy and insight that makes the topic of mortality more approachable.

      In Defense of the Grim Reaper
    • In Defense of Babyhood

      • 60 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Exploring the humorous side of parenting, this book highlights the absurdities and challenges of babyhood, from unexplainable crying to silly expressions. It celebrates this unique life stage with relatable comedy, encouraging parents to embrace the chaos with admiration and laughter. Through its amusing anecdotes, it offers a refreshing perspective on the joys and trials of raising a baby, making it a delightful read for anyone navigating the world of parenthood.

      In Defense of Babyhood
    • The book explores how modern conveniences, such as nutrition apps, social media, and antibiotics, could have significantly altered the course of history if influential figures like King Henry VIII, Mahatma Gandhi, and Alexander the Great had access to them. It invites readers to imagine the possibilities and challenges these leaders might have faced with today's technology, suggesting that our current comforts could reshape historical narratives in unexpected ways.

      Modern Conveniences That Would've Rewritten History
    • In Defense of Misfortune

      • 58 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      The narrative explores the relationship between the narrator and their rival, Lady Fortune, highlighting the contrast in their roles. While Lady Fortune is celebrated and invited to joyous occasions, the narrator brings essential qualities like compassion, strength, and forgiveness, often through life's misfortunes. This book invites readers to reevaluate their perceptions of misfortune, suggesting it holds unique value and can shift perspectives in profound ways. Through personal insights and experiences, the narrator reveals the deeper significance of life's challenges.

      In Defense of Misfortune