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Discover the world through the eyes of a 10-year-old dreamer.
Echoes of Imagination is not just a collection of poems—it’s a journey into the boundless creativity of Advaith Narayan, a young writer whose words carry wisdom, playfulness, and heartfelt emotion well beyond his years.
Inside these pages, you’ll find poems that celebrate friendship, family, history, culture, courage, and hope. From the tender lines of Father’s Day to the powerful reflections in Cost of War and the inspiring anthem of Stay Strong, Stay Free, Advaith gives voice to both the innocence of childhood and the depth of human experience.
Why this book is special
Every poem is pure, honest, and unfiltered—proof that imagination knows no age.
Visually stunning: Each poem is paired with beautiful illustrations that bring the words to life.
A book for all ages: Whether you’re a child discovering poetry for the first time, a parent seeking inspiration, or a reader who loves heartfelt writing, this collection will resonate with you.
Perfect for…
Gifting to young readers to inspire creativity
Families looking to read and reflect together
Lovers of poetry who want to experience new, unfiltered voices
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Advaith Narayan
Advaith Narayan, born on October 7, 2014, in California, USA, is a remarkably gifted young writer who has already left an inspiring mark in the world of poetry and storytelling at the age of just ten. A student at Woodward Mill Elementary School in Atlanta, Georgia, Advaith has shown from an early age a natural gift for weaving words into verses that touch hearts, spark imaginations, and bridge generations. His journey as a poet began at the age of five with playful rhymes, and what started as a child’s creative curiosity soon blossomed into a deep and passionate love for the written word. By the time he reached ten, Advaith had produced a diverse and thoughtful collection of poems—now celebrated in his debut book, Echoes of Imagination.
Advaith’s heritage has profoundly shaped his worldview. With roots in Kerala, India, he draws inspiration from both his cultural background and his American upbringing. His father, Narayan Vaidhyanathan, is from Thiruvananthapuram, while his mother, Sanu Mary Varghese, comes from Wadakanchery, Thrissur. Both are IT professionals in the United States who have consistently nurtured his creativity and academic growth. Family plays a central role in his writing, often reflected in poems about love, gratitude, and shared experiences. His twin sister, Anjali Narayan, also inspires him through her creativity and warmth, elements that shine subtly through his work.
Beyond poetry, Advaith is passionate about reading, sports, and history, interests that continually fuel his imagination and broaden his perspective. His bicultural identity allows him to see the world through a unique lens, blending tradition with modernity and innocence with awareness.
For Advaith, this is a milestone in his journey as a writer. It represents his determination, curiosity, and his unshakable belief in the power of words to inspire joy, provoke thought, and bring about positive change. At just ten years old, he stands as a shining example of how imagination knows no age limits and how poetry can give voice to even the youngest dreamers.
