When summer camp is so sweet, can you run from all the fun?
Raj is going to what has to be the worst summer camp ever-Camp Sweets, where they teach children how to become expert sweet-makers. Yes, his mother is the owner of the Tasty Mithai Bhandar that serves the best gulab jamuns, jalebis, rasgullas and other delectable confections in town. But has anyone ever asked him what he wants? Certainly not to be anywhere near laddoos and imartis. Grumpy and annoyed, he turns up at Camp Sweets determined to not learn anything.
Yet, there are boys and girls here who adore sweets. As Raj whips up one Indian dessert after another, he finds that with all the crazy cooking and new friendships, Camp Sweets is a summer camp like no other. And the kitchen is where monstrously sweet adventures begin…
About the Author
Nandini Nayar is an award-winning writer and has written twenty-two picture books. Her book What Shall I Make? is a firm favourite with children and educators and is a staple at reading- and activity-based events. Her short stories have appeared in magazines like Tinkle, Dimdima and the children’s pages of newspapers like The Hindu, Sakal Times and The Hitavada, besides being published in collections. Apoorva’s Fat Diary, The Chicken That Started It All, The Great River Magic, The Girl in the Mirror and The White Elephant of Cleanliness are some of her other books. For more information about her, go to www.nandininayar.in
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