Friday 18 November 2016

NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK
Assembly programme conducted related to the Library Day and library laws by the students of classVII.

Wednesday 16 November 2016

NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK

Andhra Pradesh Library Association organised an All India Library Meeting in 12 November 1912 in Madras. This meeting lead to the forming of Indian Library Association. Later ILA declared 14 November as National Library Day. Since 1968, 14–20 November has been celebrated as National Library Week all over India and various programs are organised to let the public know about the libraries.

Shri Iyyanki Venkata Ramanayya or Ayyanki Venkata Ramanaiah recognised as the "Architect of Public Library Movement in India" was the man behind the formation of Andhra Pradesh Library Association. He was honoured with the award of "Granthalaya Pitamaha" by the Maharajah of Baroda. The Government of India honoured him with the Padmashri award.

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Tuesday 15 November 2016

HINDI ESSAYS

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COLLECTION OF PANCHATANTRA STORIES

Background of Panchatantra

Summary of Panchatantra: background, history, origin & influence

The Panchatantra discusses varied topics like philosophy, psychology, politics, music, astronomy, human relationship, etc., in a simple yet elegant style. This makes it a rare piece of literature, and a unique book. It attempts to illustrate how to understand others, how to choose reliable and trustworthy friends, how to overcome difficulties and problems through tact and wisdom. Moreover, it illustrates how to live in peace and harmony even in the midst of deceit, hypocrisy and other pitfalls in life.

These are the very objectives that the composer of Panchatantra, Pandit Vishnu Sharma, wanted to accomplish in order to provide maximum knowledge to three young princes through stories and examples. In fact, not just the princes, this most unique book has enlightened millions of readers and listeners for centuries.

Tales of panchatantra you can read kids stories to make confidence in reading and inculcate reading habit:-

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Monday 3 October 2016

TREASURE HUNT

Tuesday 7 June 2016

SPLIT UP SYLLABUS 2015-2016

CLASS I
CLASS II PART 1
CLASS II PART 2

Wednesday 23 March 2016

RECOMMANDED CBSE READING LIST CLASS WISE :

Class V to VI

TheNoddy Series – Enid Blyton

Talesfrom Panchtantra

KaradiTales

TheYoung Visitors- Daisy Ashford

Thewind in the Willows-Kenneth Graham

TheTale of Mr. Tod- Beatrix Potter

Gulliver’sTravels- Jonathan Swift

TheFamous Five Series - Enid Blyton

TheHappy Prince – Oscar Wilde

Charlie and theChocolate Factory- RoaldDahl

For classes VII and VIII:

1. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer – Mark Twain (Kindle version available for free download now)

2. The Adventures of Hucklebury Finn – Mark Twain (Kindle version available for free download now)

3. Treasure Island – Robert Louis Stevenson

4. Around the World in 80 Days – Jules Verne

5. The Time Machine – H.G. Wells (Kindle version available for free download now)

6. Harry Potter – The Series – J K Rowling

7. Twenty Thousand Leagues under the sea – H.G. Wells

8. Books by George Herriott

9. The Curious Case of a Dog in the Nighttime – Alexander McCall Smith

10. Stories by Roald Dahl

For classes IX and X

1. Books by Agatha Christie

2. Books by Arthur Conan Doyle

3. The Room on the Roof – Ruskin Bond

4. Little Women – Louisa May Alcott

5. The Call of the Wild – Jack London

6. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm – Kate Douglas Wiggin (Kindle version available for free download now)

7. The Canterville Ghost – Oscar Wilde

8. The Great Grammatizator and other Stories – Roald Dahl

9. Snappy Surprises – Ruskin Bond

10. Moby Dick – Herman Melville

11. Artemis Fowl series - Eoin Colfer

12. Daddy Long Legs - Jean Webster

13. School Stories by P.G. Wodehouse

For classes XI and XII

1. Father Brown – GK Chesterton (Kindle version available for free download now)

2. Pay It Forward

3. Uncle Tom’s cabin – Harriet Beecher Stowe

4. To kill a Mocking Bird – Harper Lee

5. Animal Farm – George Orwell

6. Nineteen eighty four-George Orwell

7. Short Story Collections By Indian Authors

8. Books by Jane Austen (Kindle version available for free download now)

9. Books by George Elliot

10. Books by Charlotte Bronte (The Professor available free for Kindle now)

11. Books by Emily Bronte

12. Pickwick Papers - Charles Dickens

13. The Diary of a Young Girl - Anne Frank

14. Three men in a Boat - Jerome K Jerome

15. My Family and Other Animals - Gerald Durrell

16. Rosie is My Relative - Gerald Durrell

17. One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

Other Books and Authors suggested by the Committee:

1. Satyajeet Ray

2. RK Narayan

3. Sudha Murthy

4. Ismat Chugtai

5. Vikas Swaroop

6. APJ Abdul Kalam

7. Mark Twain

8. Guy de Maupassant

9. O’Henry

Friday 11 March 2016

How to Write a Book Review?

What is a Book Review?

A book review is a form of literary criticism in which a book is analyzed based on content, style, and merit.(Wikipedia)

A book review is NOT mere retelling of the story or content of the book. Your review should assess and evaluate the content and should tell the readers whether the author succeeded in conveying the message.

The book review is your opinion about the book you are reviewing. You should express your feelings, reflections and reading experience in your review. You should express your opinion about the book, supporting it with evidence from the book.

There is no particular format or style to write a review. It depends on the creativity and interest of the person writing the review.