Age Group: 9 - 12 Years

Description: Sriya and Anandi are two imaginative young girls who have never met, but their friendship blossoms through a secret exchange of handwritten letters left in a hidden wall crevice. These letters become their private world—a place where they pour out poems, discuss daily adventures, and share hopes, doubts, and childhood secrets. As their Wall Friends Club grows, they contemplate whether to allow a third member into their exclusive circle, introducing both excitement and complexities to their dynamic. Through the epistolary format, the story provides glimpses into each girl’s home life, classroom dramas, creative passions, and the small betrayals and reconciliations that shape early friendships. The narrative unfolds gently, illustrating how children make sense of feelings like jealousy, belonging, forgiveness, and self-expression. Varsha Seshan’s storytelling is thoughtful and realistic, bringing to life the evolving emotions and challenges faced by children as they learn empathy and the true meaning of companionship. Accompanied by warm illustrations, the book is a nostalgic tribute to the lost art of letter-writing, celebrating connection, resilience, and the special bonds that can form in unexpected ways—even between strangers separated by a wall.