Saving the multiverse is no Game in this New York Times bestseller When the Demon Queen shows up in her bedroom, smelling of acid and surrounded by evil-looking bees, twelve-year-old Kiranmala is uninterested. com and on Twitter at @sayantani16..
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She is a pediatrician by training, but now teaches at Columbia University.
About the Author: Sayantani Das Gupta grew up hearing stories about brave princesses, bloodthirsty rakkhosh, and flying pakkhiraj horses.
In the sequel to the critically acclaimed debut fantasy "The Serpent\'s Secret, " Kiran must once again solve riddles and battle her evil Serpent King father--all while figuring out who her true friends are, and what it really means to be a hero./16.
Kiran must once again solve riddles and battle her evil Serpent King father -- all while figuring out who her true friends are, and what it really means to be a hero.
However, things are a lot less clear than the last time she was in the Kingdom Beyond.
Everyone is running scared or imprisoned following the enactment of sudden and unfair rules of law.
But after a call to action over an interdimensional television station and a visit with some all-seeing birds, Kiran decides that she has to once again return to her homeland, where society is fraying, a terrible Game show reigns supreme, and friends and foes alike are in danger.
After all, it\'s been weeks since she last heard from her friends in the Kingdom Beyond, the alternate dimension where she was born as an Indian princess.
Saving the multiverse is no Game in this New York Times bestseller When the Demon Queen shows up in her bedroom, smelling of acid and surrounded by evil-looking bees, twelve-year-old Kiranmala is uninterested
