We believe education is the best way to create a big impact in the community for the betterment of animals, humans and the environment. We wish to have this literature included in the curricula across all educational levels to create awareness and accountability towards animal welfare in the community.
Book Title: The Journey Of Bunty & Chinku
Slogan: Let the change begin with you
Author: Lakshman Molleti
Genre: Literature & Fiction
Language: English
For Ages: 8+ years
Launch Date: 18th Feb’23
In association: AWBP Trust | ANINV Trust
Contributors: Praveen Gurrala, Amritha Alapati, Apurva Sachan, Rishika Thakur, Yashvi Baldia, Piu Nath, Akshata Jitender
Publisher: Self
Keywords: Inspiration, Awareness, Social Work, Education, Community
First Edition: 18th Feb’23 – 1000 Copies
Second Edition: In Progress
:: Book Reviews ::
Dr Nandita Shah
Founder of SHARAN INDIA
Doctor | AUTHOR | SPEAKER
“I hope one day this book will be in every school curriculum. It’s written in a way that’s as exciting as an Enid Blyton story book but with a definite purpose. The book is highly inspirational.Most importantly there is a section after every story which tells in simple terms what action the reader can take. It’s definitely worth the effort of buying it for every school child that you know.”
Sonal Singh
Blogger . Recruiter . Reviewer
“what I absolutely loved about the book is the fact that each chapter tackles a particular issue relating to animal, environmental etc welfare – e.g., importance of water, how to involve more people, safe disposal of toxic garbage, etc. In each of these chapters the common denominator is the story of Bunty and Chinku and how they along with their friends learn and teach others to be more responsible towards the environment.”
Avanika Madala
Student : 8th Grade
“This book gave me a lot of insight on how animals are suffering because of our neglect and ways to improve their overall well being. It had a lot of information and tips to help us take care of them. Coming to what I felt while reading this book, the stories were overall pretty fun to read and I gained a lot of knowledge about NGO’s and how to run a successful NGO. The different characters had a lot of development throughout the book which kept readers hooked. Overall, this is a pretty good read.”
Darshana Muzumdar
Founder of Ahimsa Land Foundation
“The author has beautifully blended precious values that are important to most of us into a story based on his own experiences. This book is a great medium to inculcate these values into the lives of children and adults alike in an enjoyable way. A great novel to have as part of a school library and curriculum. I’m sure this book is going to impact a lot of people who will help make this world a better place.”
Dr. Anisha Sahpath
Principal, The Knowledge Bus Global School, Mohali
“The journey of Bunty and Chinku is a book which will force you to question your own behaviour. First chapter was so relatable to me. I have seen so many animals on the road but never thought how they live and survive.This book is for humans teaching them how to be humans. Unfortunately we just think about our needs. I was amazed how a little boy was so determined to work for the welfare of the animals. To be honest this book is an eye opener for me. How Bunty the main character of the story learns about the environment and animals is commendable.”
B M Suvarana Latha
Principal, Telangana Social welfare Residential School & Junior college for Girls, Boath
“This book taught me many things about animals and their importance to humans and environmental welfare. I felt sorry for my ignorance towards stray animals on the school premises. I will bring change in myself and all those who reside in my Institution, including students and other staff members.Best thing about this book – every chapter is focused on one specific topic. And in the end we have moral as well as lines to inspire us to join in. If we want a better, kind world make everyone read this book. If a little kid can think about others with no resources in hand we can surely do a little better.”