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Twelve-year-old Olivia loves books, but she never thought she could fall into one!
One day, she finds a secret library filled with unfinished stories.
Suddenly, she is pulled into The kingdom of Eldoria - a magical world!
She is stuck in the middle of a story. The Shadow King, a wicked ruler, has taken over, and the real king is missing!
To escape, Olivia must finish the story. With a magic quill and the help of a brave boy, she must trick the Shadow King, find the lost ruler, and write a new ending before she herself disappears forever.
But can a girl who only reads stories change one?
A magical adventure where words have power, forgotten dreams return, and the right ending can save the day!
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Vagisha Sinha
Vagisha is a 12-year-old girl who wanted to write her very first book. She had always loved reading, getting lost in magical worlds, and imagining new adventures. But this time, she wasn’t just a reader; she was going to be a writer!
She thought for days about what her book should be about. Then, an idea sparked in her mind—a story about an underground library filled with unfinished books. These books held forgotten dreams and abandoned stories. When someone read them, they were transported inside and had to help the characters find their ending. Vagisha named her book The Hidden Literature.
Excited, she grabbed her notebook and started writing. At first, the words flowed easily. She wrote about a brave girl named Olivia, who found the secret library and got pulled into different stories. But soon, Vagisha realized writing a book wasn’t as simple as she thought. She sometimes got stuck, unsure of what should happen next.
But Vagisha didn’t give up. She set a goal to write a little every day. She made a list of all the characters, their adventures, and how each story should end.
After hard work, she finally finished The Hidden Literature. Holding her story in her hands, Vagisha felt proud. She had turned her idea into something real. Now, she wasn’t just a dreamer—she was a writer, ready to share her stories with the world!
