Thinking out loud

On the 24th of December, I went to Guindy National Park in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. There was a short line for the queue for purchasing the tickets. Spotted deer The first animals we saw were the spotted deer. They were eating their lunch. The crows were disturbing them by eating the deer's lunch. Some crows were sitting on the deer too! Till now, the bad thing I liked about this zoo is that it has too much fencing so pictures are not coming well. Next, I saw the Vedanthangal birds. There were many birds. One bird had a black beak like an ibis. The other bird actually looked like a chick! We also saw another bird like a pelican. Vedanthangal birds The next animal I saw was the Jackal. It kept on running to the fence and going back like it wanted to escape from the enclosure. There were two of them. They also looked quite fierce. Jackals Next, was the other type of the deer, the Sambar Deer. There were a lot  of them and were coming in front to pose f...

I have put up so many posts on Soccer till now. Ever wondered how to play Soccer? This blog post will tell you about it .  Soccer or Football was first played in 1863. It was invented in China by where people were kicking leather balls.  There are 11 players out on the field and the rest are substitutes. There are many types of players on the field. They are: Goalkeepers - The special ability of the goalkeepers are that they can use their hands to save the ball from going inside the goal. It is said the the goalkeepers' job is the toughest. Defenders - They help defend the goal from their opponent. They too have a important job. They don't score goals very often. Midfielders - They are neutral. They help defend the goal and attack to score in the opponent's goal. Forwards - Their job is to score goals in the opponent's goal. They are also mainly needed in the match. They are also known as strikers. These are the four types of players in the Starting 11. ...

THE EYES OF THE EAGLE Jai was grazing his sheep in the Tung meadows when he heard the loud, echoing call of a Golden Eagle. He gathered four sheep together to send them inside. But, where was his fifth one? The Golden Eagle had taken it. When this happened he reported it to his grandfather. Grandfather wasn’t very sad at all. He said that this was sure to happen someday. For protection, his grandfather gave him a stick. The Eyes Of The Eagle He later noticed, that the Golden Eagle had also clawed Motu, Jai’s dog. Motu was bleeding quite a bit. Jai wrapped his handkerchief around Jai’s leg and carried him to grandfather’s house. Can Jai use the stick to prevent the Golden Eagle from taking more sheep? Read the book to find out! This book is for people aged 7+. I rate it 9/10 as it is written very well and the illustrations are very beautiful. I like that he is not afraid of the Eagle. Read the book and write your rating in the comments below! 

Alvaro Borja Morata is a professional soccer player who is a forward for Chelsea and a striker for the Spanish national football team. He had joined Chelsea for a £58 million deal. He is no. 9 in Chelsea and no. 7 in the Spanish National Football Team. He had gone to various other teams before joining Chelsea, like Real Madrid and Juventus. He has won many awards like Zlatan Ibrahimovic . Morata celebration On 5 November 2017, he scored a goal against his formerly coach's team.  He has scored a numerous amount of goals till now and will score more than that in the future. Morata does his celebration in a very weird way. He is now my favourite player now.

AGAINST ALL ODDS  Two twins, Karthik and Kavya, have to move from Kolkata to Rourkela as their dad, Adarsh, gets a job promotion. They are not happy about moving. Karthik wants to follow football and Kavya, cricket. Against All Odds On his first day at their new school, DPS Rourkela, everyone stares at him. Why? He has a disability- a deformed left hand. Some people say bad things because of his hand but that doesn’t let him down.   Karthik gets selected on his school football team! He is very happy because of that. He does training like dribbling and shooting. Kavya gets selected on the dance team! She too is very excited. The school was going to have the selections for the girls' football tournament. Tina, the twins’ classmate wants to take part. So, she wants Karthik and his friend Siba to help her be a goalkeeper.  Tina helped win the tournament in penalties! But next, it is Karthik’s turn for a football match. Will Karthik also be ab...

Shah Jahan and the Ruby robber Shah Jahan and the Ruby robber As Emperor Shah Jahan went to his throne, he sees that his most precious ruby, the Timur Ruby has been replaced with a plum! And not only that, plums are all over the palace. The emperor calls the 'Smashing Seven', a group of people to find out who switched it. The Smashing Seven have to figure it out fast because the next day is the public's viewing of the Timur Ruby! Will the Smashing Seven be able to find the Timur Ruby in time? Read the book to find out! This book is for ages 7+. I rate this book 10/10. I like the part where someone almost ate the evidence, a plum. What are your ratings? Let me know in the comments below!

Diary of a Wimpy Kid - The Getaway The Getaway Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a series of books written by Jeff Kinney. 'The Getaway' is the twelfth book. It was released in November 2017.    Greg and his family decide to go to Isla de Corales, a resort, instead of spending a normal Christmas at home. His parents force him as they went there on their honeymoon. But, he doesn't want to go. It was his first time going on an airplane. He made a big 'wow' as he saw that the seats were made of real leather. But only later on, he realized that he wasn't travelling first class. Isla de Corales is really cool except for disgusting creatures like spiders and lizards that come in his room. He is a bit freaked out. In Isla de Corales, there is a wild side and a mild side. Children aren't allowed in the wild side. Will Greg be able to stay despite his fear? Read the book to find out! This book is suitable for children aged 9+. I rate this...