The Diary Of A Space Traveller

Step into a cosmos of imagination with The Diary Of A Space Traveller, a captivating collection of science fiction adventures featuring Professor Trilokeshwar Shonku. Part space odyssey, part diary, these stories blend humor, wonder, and clever problem-solving for readers ages 10 and up who love playful, brain-teasing journeys. The tone is adventurous, enchanting, and just a touch mischievous. Written as a diary-driven saga, The Diary Of A Space Traveller weaves together a sequence of interstellar escapades and offbeat discoveries. From a meteorite’s crash to a mysterious red notebook, the book follows Shonku on his final voyage through space, joined by his loyal servant Prahlad, the clever cat Newton, and the robot Bidhushekhar with his own sharp commentary. The collection invites you to wander through laboratories and strange planets, with each diary entry unfolding at a lively, approachable pace. The stories blend storytelling, whimsy, and gentle science, offering engaging ideas and memorable visuals—whether through brisk dialogue, imaginative settings, or the quirks of an eccentric genius. A diary-driven collection of space adventures starring Professor Shonku and his quirky crew Quirky companions: Prahlad, Newton the cat, and Bidhushekhar the robot with its own attitude Whimsical encounters, from a ferocious sadhu to a revenge-seeking mummy and a shrinking scientist in Norway Ray’s distinctive language, playful humor, and imaginative twists Fast-paced storytelling that invites curiosity and wonder After turning the last page of The Diary Of A Space Traveller, readers are left with a sense of wonder and a reminder that curiosity can lead to any world. The book leaves you smiling, inspired to dream big, and eager for the next imaginative journey.