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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Venita_CoelhoVenita Coelho - Wikipedia

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   Venita Coelho is an Indian writer, director and artist and currently lives in Goa. Coelho is credited with having made a mark for herself in children's literature, besides film and television.

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3. penguin.co.in › book_author › venita-coelhoVenita Coelho - Penguin Random House India

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   Venita Coelho is a screenwriter, novelist and artist who writes across age groups and genres. She has been awarded the Sahitya Akademi Bal Puraskar for her book Dead as a Dodo. Among her other awards are the Hindu Goodreads Award for Best Fiction for Children, the Neev Award and the Peekabook award.

4. www.frontlist.in › interview-with-venita-coelhoInterview with Venita Coelho, author of “The Badmash Badshah ...

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   on May 19, 2023. Venita Coelho is a writer and director who works across several media. She writes books, films, and television and works in canvas and glass as an artist. She has been honored by the Sahitya Akademi with the 2020 Bal Puraskar Award for her book Dead as a Dodo.

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     The author of the beloved and suspenseful YA novel #AllOfMe, Venita Coelho talks about her book.

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6. www.goodreads.com › book › showDark Tales by Venita Coelho | Goodreads

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   May 17, 2021 · Dark Tales by Venita Coelho is a collection of eleven ghost stories from across India. All the stories are very dark and twisted. The stories need with topics from various walks of Life. One deals with the lost children, who are suddenly dead by getting killed need only some of motherly love.

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   • Author: Venita Coelho

7. in.linkedin.com › in › venita-coelho-9a434528Venita Coelho - India | Professional Profile | LinkedIn

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   India. 134 followers 127 connections. View mutual connections with Venita. Welcome back. About. Coelho works with images, words and paint. An award winning writer, she has recently been awarded...

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8. www.thehindu.com › books › shadows-of-the-mindReview of ‘Dark Tales: Ghost Stories from India’ - The Hindu

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   Jun 26, 2021 · In Venita Coelho’s Dark Tales , a collection of 11 “ghost stories from India”, dark and grisly things occur, but if the intent is to excite fear, then something is lacking. The story...

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   Who is Venita Coelho?

   • The Hindu: Good Reads award for best fiction for children 2016. Venita Coelho is an Indian writer, director and artist and currently lives in Goa. Coelho is credited with having made a mark for herself in children's literature, besides film and television.

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   Would Venita Coelho's Boy No 32 make a good movie?

   • Venita Coelho’s Boy No. 32 is the sort of book that I immediately thought would make a great film — it’s racy; it has a sweet protagonist in the shape of Battees, the orphan; a taut plot; and it is jam-packed with wacky characters. As with much new-age children’s writing, Coelho keeps it real — no sunshine and cupcakes.

   Boy No. 32 by Venita Coelho reviewed by Vaishna Roy

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   Does Coelho talk down about Battees?

   • As with much new-age children’s writing, Coelho keeps it real — no sunshine and cupcakes. And she doesn’t talk down, opting instead to make Battees relate his story to readers as he would to his classmates.

   Boy No. 32 by Venita Coelho reviewed by Vaishna Roy

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10. www.thehindu.com › books › boy-no-32-by-venitaBoy No. 32 by Venita Coelho reviewed by Vaishna Roy

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    Feb 3, 2018 · Published - February 03, 2018 05:00 pm IST. Vaishna Roy. Due disclosure: The writer was once my classmate. But since we weren’t and aren’t exactly BFFs, I think it’s safe to review her latest...