The Sen: An Indian History-Based Children's Detective Story for Boys and Girls Age 12

The Sen is an Indian history-based children's detective story for boys and girls age 12. The story follows the adventures of Sen, a young detective who solves mysteries related to Indian history.

The Ghost of Golconda: Indian history based children's detective story for boys and girls age 9-12 (The Sen Kids Book 2)

by Amit Ray

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	44968 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	294 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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Sen is a bright and curious boy who loves to learn about Indian history. He is also a skilled detective, and he uses his knowledge of history to solve mysteries that other people cannot.

In this story, Sen investigates the theft of a valuable artifact from a museum. The artifact is a gold statue of the goddess Lakshmi, and it is said to be worth millions of dollars.

Sen follows the clues and discovers that the statue was stolen by a group of criminals who are trying to sell it on the black market. Sen must race against time to find the statue and return it to the museum before the criminals can get away.

The Mystery of the Stolen Lakshmi Statue

The Sen was sitting in his room, reading a book about Indian history, when he heard a knock on the door.

"Come in," he said.

The door opened and a man entered. He was wearing a police uniform and he had a serious expression on his face.

"Sen," the man said, "there's been a robbery at the museum."

"A robbery?" Sen asked, surprised. "What was stolen?"

"A gold statue of the goddess Lakshmi," the man said. "It's worth millions of dollars."

"That's terrible!" Sen said. "I love that statue."

"We need your help to find it," the man said. "You're the best detective in town."

Sen smiled. "I'll do my best," he said.

Sen followed the man to the museum. The museum was crowded with people, all of whom were talking about the robbery.

Sen looked around the museum. He saw that the glass case where the Lakshmi statue had been displayed was empty.

"This is where the statue was," Sen said. "It's gone."

"Yes," the man said. "We've searched everywhere, but we can't find it."

"Don't worry," Sen said. "I'll find it."

Sen started to investigate the robbery. He talked to the museum staff and the visitors. He looked for clues and he followed leads.

After a few hours, Sen had a breakthrough. He found a fingerprint on the glass case where the statue had been displayed.

"This is the fingerprint of the thief," Sen said. "I'll compare it to the fingerprints in our database."

Sen took the fingerprint to the police station and compared it to the fingerprints in the database. He soon found a match.

"The thief is a man named Ajay," Sen said. "He's a known criminal."

"Good work, Sen," the man said. "Now we can go and arrest him."

Sen and the man went to Ajay's apartment. They knocked on the door and Ajay opened it.

"Ajay," Sen said, "you're under arrest for the theft of the Lakshmi statue."

Ajay smiled. "I didn't steal the statue," he said.

"Yes, you did," Sen said. "I have your fingerprint on the glass case."

Ajay sighed. "Okay, I stole the statue," he said. "But I didn't mean to. I was just going to borrow it for a few days."

"Borrow it?" Sen asked, incredulously.

"Yes," Ajay said. "I'm a collector of Indian artifacts. I wanted to add the Lakshmi statue to my collection."

"Well, you can't have it," Sen said. "It belongs to the museum."

Sen and the man took Ajay to the police station. Ajay was charged with theft and he was sent to jail.

The Lakshmi statue was returned to the museum. Sen was happy that he had solved the mystery and he was glad that the statue was back where it belonged.

The Sen is a children's detective story that is both educational and entertaining. The story teaches children about Indian history and it also shows them the importance of perseverance and determination.

The Sen is a great read for boys and girls age 12 and up. It is a story that will keep them entertained from beginning to end.

The Ghost of Golconda: Indian history based children's detective story for boys and girls age 9-12 (The Sen Kids Book 2)

by Amit Ray

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	44968 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	294 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE