Dashti Kishor Upanyas by Atin Bandyopadhyay

In Atin Bandopadhyay's literature, the reader finds the search for pure and untainted love. Even in his works for young readers, that deep love is his ultimate treasure. The mischievousness of childhood and adolescence, the overwhelming wonder faced when encountering diverse elements of nature, daring adventures, and holding a friend's hand in unspoken warmth - all of these form the core of Atin Bandopadhyay's Dashti Kishor Upanyas.

The collection includes extraordinary works such as Phentur's White Horse, The King's House, Binni's Puffed Rice and Red Lollipop, Mandela in the Kingdom of the Forest, Blue Whale, Flying Sword, More Precious Than Diamonds, A Line of Water, They Are Three, The Guinea Mystery, and The Naughty Haititi.

In the imaginative world that Atin Bandopadhyay has created for young readers, there are stories such as three teenagers, risking their lives in the swirling river during a storm, fishing for silver catfish, and Mandela's journey to Cameroon in search of his missing father. There is also the story of Nutur, a sad boy who runs away from the city to be with his mother. Each story calls on the young readers to step beyond the boundaries of their small lives and leap into the larger world.