Hello everyone
can you please tell me the summary of the seventh or eighth chapter of the magicians of madh
i need it urgently please
its of 100 points
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The Magicians of Madh is the kind of book that aspiring writers like yours truly read and then question their purpose as a writer. If fantasy/magic is your little raccoon's (or your) thing, go for it. If adventure and mystery interest you, again, this one is for you.
Magic is a way of life in Madh. And it is not unusual to spot strange beings in the street. The Royal Academy of Science, Magic and the Arts forms the nerve centre of Madh. But mysterious things start to happen there. There’s nectar being smuggled, Goods being turned into djinn gold, and Inter-Realm portals opened amongst other things.
The Magicians of Madh is the kind of book that aspiring writers like yours truly read and then question their purpose as a writer. If fantasy/magic is your little raccoon's (or your) thing, go for it. If adventure and mystery interest you, again, this one is for you.Magic is a way of life in Madh. And it is not unusual to spot strange beings in the street. The Royal Academy of Science, Magic and the Arts forms the nerve centre of Madh. But mysterious things start to happen there. There’s nectar being smuggled, Goods being turned into djinn gold, and Inter-Realm portals opened amongst other things.Meenakshi is the Master Sorcerer’s daughter and utterly brilliant. She cringes at the thought of interacting with others though. Kalban is her foster brother and together they try to get to the bottom of it all. Magicians of Madh ticks on all boxes : Strong female lead, a gripping story, some lovable fantastical animals, spells, summonings and an interesting reference to apsaras!
The Magicians of Madh is the kind of book that aspiring writers like yours truly read and then question their purpose as a writer. If fantasy/magic is your little raccoon's (or your) thing, go for it. If adventure and mystery interest you, again, this one is for you.Magic is a way of life in Madh. And it is not unusual to spot strange beings in the street. The Royal Academy of Science, Magic and the Arts forms the nerve centre of Madh. But mysterious things start to happen there. There’s nectar being smuggled, Goods being turned into djinn gold, and Inter-Realm portals opened amongst other things.Meenakshi is the Master Sorcerer’s daughter and utterly brilliant. She cringes at the thought of interacting with others though. Kalban is her foster brother and together they try to get to the bottom of it all. Magicians of Madh ticks on all boxes : Strong female lead, a gripping story, some lovable fantastical animals, spells, summonings and an interesting reference to apsaras!The description of Madh, the ease of transporting the reader to an entirely new world without laborious description and precise dialogues makes sure that you read it in one go. I especially loved the conversations! They flow naturally. It was as if the author, Aditi Krishnakumar was merely taking notes while the characters went about their business, arguing, discussing, plotting and planning.
The Magicians of Madh is the kind of book that aspiring writers like yours truly read and then question their purpose as a writer. If fantasy/magic is your little raccoon's (or your) thing, go for it. If adventure and mystery interest you, again, this one is for you.Magic is a way of life in Madh. And it is not unusual to spot strange beings in the street. The Royal Academy of Science, Magic and the Arts forms the nerve centre of Madh. But mysterious things start to happen there. There’s nectar being smuggled, Goods being turned into djinn gold, and Inter-Realm portals opened amongst other things.Meenakshi is the Master Sorcerer’s daughter and utterly brilliant. She cringes at the thought of interacting with others though. Kalban is her foster brother and together they try to get to the bottom of it all. Magicians of Madh ticks on all boxes : Strong female lead, a gripping story, some lovable fantastical animals, spells, summonings and an interesting reference to apsaras!The description of Madh, the ease of transporting the reader to an entirely new world without laborious description and precise dialogues makes sure that you read it in one go. I especially loved the conversations! They flow naturally. It was as if the author, Aditi Krishnakumar was merely taking notes while the characters went about their business, arguing, discussing, plotting and planning.This one is perfect for middle grade readers and up.The boys have been hovering around me to grab it next!
The earth weighs 13,170,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 pounds. You can say this number like this: 13 octillion, 170 septillion. That’s A LOT more than a million, billion, or trillion pounds!
To put things in perspective:
One male African bush elephant weighs 13,000 pounds.
100 elephants would weigh 1,300,000 (one million, 300 thousand) pounds.
One million elephants would weigh 13,000,000,000 (13 trillion) pounds.
One trillion elephants–there are not even this many on earth–would weigh 13,000,000,000,000,000 (13 quintillion) pounds.