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The Grand Plan to Fix Everything by Uma Krishnaswami
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The Grand Plan to Fix Everything

Atheneum Books for Young Readers · 2013-02-19

Edition details: Paperback – February 19, 2013

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Who It's For

  • Good for readers who enjoy Juvenile Fiction / Social Issues / Adolescence
  • Good for readers interested in american
  • Good for fans of Middle Grade

What You Get

  • Themes: Family, Girl.
  • Reading lane: Social Issues and People & Places.
  • Publisher: Atheneum Books for Young Readers.

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What we read

  • Juvenile Fiction / Social Issues / Adolescence

    78%
  • Juvenile Fiction / People & Places / United States / Asian American

    78%
  • Young Adult Fiction / Family / Marriage & Divorce

    78%

About This Book

Rose petal milk shakes and a world of surprises awaits Dini when her family moves to India in this spirited novel with Bollywood flair. Eleven-year old Dini loves movies—watching them, reading about them, trying to write her own—especially those oh-so-fabulous Bollywood movies where you don’t need to know the language to get what’s going on. But when her mother reveals some big news, it does not at all jibe with the script Dini had in mind. Her family is moving to India. And...

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Rose petal milk shakes and a world of surprises awaits Dini when her family moves to India in this spirited novel with Bollywood flair. Eleven-year old Dini loves movies—watching them, reading about them, trying to write her own—especially those oh-so-fabulous Bollywood movies where you don’t need to know the language to get what’s going on. But when her mother reveals some big news, it does not at all jibe with the script Dini had in mind. Her family is moving to India. And not even to Bombay, which is the “center of the filmi universe” (and home to Dini’s all-time most favorite star, Dolly Singh). No, they’re moving to a teeny, tiny town that she can’t even find on a map: Swapnagiri. It means Dream Mountain, a sleepy little place where nothing interesting can happen.... But wait a movie minute! Swapnagiri is full of surprises like rose petal milk shakes, mischievous monkeys, a girl who chirps like a bird, and...could it be…Dolly herself?

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