Ticket to India

After reading both Shooting Kabul and Saving Kabul Corner, I was excited for Ticket to India, and it definitely delivered. In Senzai's signature style, it covered a lot of ground and balanced a suspenseful, adventure-filled plot with character development, vivid descriptions of India's cultural landscape, and thoughtful exploration of deeper themes relating to Partition and its aftereffects as well as hybrid identity.

arrived on time and is very useful for class.

The book came fast, it’s in excellent condition. No complaints here. Also, a very well written book. I learned a lot about the history of India and Pakistan.

The book is excellent for 9 to 12 year olds. It is a bit violent, and you should teach your kids about the Indian Civil War before you give it to them to read.

LOVE this book and author!

For full review please search for "5 Girls Book Reviews" in a search engine and/or Facebook "5 Girls Book Reviews"REVIEW BY: Michaela, age 11 years, 5 monthsMAY CONTAIN SPOILER:This book was okay. I like India so that is why I read it.My favorite character is Maya because she is super strong and keeps to her promises. I like when she digs at the tree and they keep searching for the chest.

Tale of two sisters on a quest through India to recover a hidden family treasure. During their travels not only do they reach their destination but also discover a lot about themselves. Entertaining and riveting.

A great adventure with interesting and timely historical information.