Seventeen-year-old
Yoshita Ray has stopped believing in happily ever after and fairy tales ever
since her mother abandoned her. But now that her father’s married again,
Yoshita’s world is turned upside down by her new stepbrother, the ten-year-old
true believer, Tanay Mukherjee.
On his
tenth birthday, Tanay makes a wish which whisks them away to a magical land
where all the fairy tale characters are real! While Yoshita wants to do nothing
but leave this place behind, her stepbrother wants to stay.
Will the
rather unfortunately timed adventure tear the stepsiblings apart or will it
play a hand in bringing them closer together?
Join them
on An Awfully BIG Adventure to find out!
Rating: 4 out of 5 fairies

Review:
A really fun read that explores whether the ties of family are bound by blood or by love, and how far that love can stretch in the face of the new and unexpected. Siblings by marriage, and on polar opposites of the spectrum of belief, this is one adventure that neither will ever forget. It’s definitely a tale you don’t want to miss out on!


About the Author:
Aniesha
Brahma wanted to be an author since she was six years old. She was born and
raised in Kolkata, India. She studied in Dolna Day School and completed her
college degrees (including MPhil) in Comparative Literature from Jadavpur
University. She works as a social media strategist/marketing executive, is the
founder and editor of BUZZ Magazine and blogs (almost) regularly at
www.anieshabrahma.com. Her debut novel was The Secret Proposal. It was followed
by The Guitar Girl, When Our Worlds Collide and All Signs Lead Back to You. She
has also worked on children’s books like P.C. Chandra’s Awesome Four and General
Press’ Children’s Classic Stories. She was part of the UK-India 2017 India
Wales’ The Valley, City and Village (VCV) Project and a speaker at Hay Festival
2017. Aniesha is extremely active on social media and you can get in touch with
her by writing to her at contact@anieshabrahma.com.

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