The Boy with a Hundred Questions

Meet nine-year-old Shunya, an inquisitive soul who spends much of his time under his favourite peepul tree, wondering about the secrets of the universe, the purpose of life and the meaning of faith.
His quest for answers takes an unexpected twist, when he is suddenly led on a whirlwind tour to meet the eleven doppelgangers of his dad! But little does Shunya know that his dad's peculiar research project will unravel the most bewildering mystery of his life-the significance of his name, which means 'zero'!
Discover the magic of curiosity with the boy who has a hundred questions buzzing in his head, as he embarks on an enchanting journey through mystical tales, mind-bending beliefs and profound philosophies from some of the most beautiful faith systems in the world!

Nalini Ramachandran is the author of several children's books and graphic novels. She uses innovative storytelling to simplify challenging concepts and highlight lesser-explored themes that centre around folklore and culture, science and nature, history and the modern times. Some of her works are Trumpet Calls: Epic Tales of Extraordinary Elephants; Gods, Giants and the Geography of India; Nava Durga: The Nine Forms of the Goddess; Lore of the Land: Storytelling Traditions of India; and APJ Abdul Kalam: One Man, Many Missions.