Ishan is a bright 10 year old, in his first book, Life Through the Eyes of a 10 Year Old, he takes a light-hearted and comical look at his own generation and aspects of a ten year old’s life. Major crises loom as the internet is off, a teacher is overly strict, he doesn’t understand why they don’t get the importance of gaming, and many other narratives of fun opinion and imagination. A fun book to inspire enjoyment in reading and insight into a 10 year old’s world.
This book is also available on Kindle, here: https://www.amazon.com/Life-Through-Eyes-Year-Old-ebook/dp/B07BCZJK23
By: Ishan Khire
Text and Images from Life Through The Eyes of a 10 Year Old
Part 1 – Disaster Strikes: Life with out Internet!!!
How it all began
Hi, my name is Ishan and I’m freaking out! I do’t have any internet! This is bad… really bad!! Even worse the whole city is out of internet…
I wonder how people are surviving?
How are the hospitals working?
This is probably how it looks in the hospital…
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Loved the book
It’s way better than I thought it would be
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This is a great book because a boy was thinking about loosing the internet.Thank you so much for this lovely book.
I like this books very much, it’s a good and interesting book! Thanks!!
I like this book a lot it is very funny and I like your humor
Hi Ishan,
I loved your book. My mom read it to me before sleeping. I am from Romania, a boy in 2nd grade, and I related so much with the internet story! I like coding and video games but at the same time, my parents try to keep me busy with sports! Waiting for other modern tales! Tudor
i love it ya so cool : ]
yes. the netfl- i mean DINOflix thing was funny! XD
Omg! I am desi too. By the way your book was really good. By the way I can relate man. I don’t know how people live without tech. P.S I am born in America my mom was born in Canada but her brother is from barada and my dads sister is from Amehad
hey Ishan! i am Indian too! except I was born in the U.S. by the way I loved your book!
I love read
yesi love this website and the book was ok it was not funny but i am not sure because i only read to page1-13