E-Book on Teenagers' lockdown experiences across globe, released

Tribune News Service Chandigarh, December 13 A book titled ‘Globe Trotting in Confinement’ recently launched website namely ‘Teen Tidings’ (teentidings.com). This E-Book is conceived and edited by the founder and administrator of Teen Tidings, Lukshita Nayyar, a student of Carmel...

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Updated At : 01:46 AM Dec 14, 2020 IST

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, December 13

A book titled ‘Globe Trotting in Confinement’ recently launched website namely ‘Teen Tidings’ (teentidings.com). This E-Book is conceived and edited by the founder and administrator of Teen Tidings, Lukshita Nayyar, a student of Carmel Convent School. The book was released by Dr Neeza Singh, librarian of TS Central State library, Chandigarh through an online platform today. The book includes articles of teenagers with contrasting personalities, reflecting their positive experiences of the lockdown. Some contributing writers included Deeksha Nayyar, Harkriti Singh, Nidhi Sharma and Mehak Gawri who shared their experiences about the book and expressed their happiness for such an opportunity.

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