The Fabulous Mums Of Champion Valley

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📚 BOOK REVIEW
The Fabulous Mums Of Champion Valley
by Zarreen Khan

The Fabulous Mums of Champion Valley is a new addition by bestselling author Zarreen Khan. This time she wrote on the modern day fancy education system and how some parents are simply obsessed with them. It is a tempting story, I had a fun while reliving the moments back from my own school days.

The story highlights on the five Fabulous Mums of Champion Valley. Their kids study in Class III B of the same school under Class Teacher Ambica S. The mommies of were found back biting, gossiping and judging against each other which was exhilarating. Each had a different issue to tackle at hand with but still got time to gossip about others.

Miss Ambica once scribbled a few lines on a paper about some mom's from her point of view, which to a certain extent was true. The paper slipped and somehow reached the moms which badly hurt their ego and they were ready avenge her.....

The extravagant birthday parties held by parents would put marraige functions to shame. The pre-birthday photo shoot was mandatory. Famous caterers were hired. Fancy location was chosen for the function to be held. Some family even travelled abroad to get the pre-birthday photoshoot done.

The story incapsulates the school drama within the premises and around it. It was amusing and relatable. I enjoyed the story throughout. The chapters in the book are divided into different subjects which gives us the vibes of attending school.

The story is full of warmth and wit. Its a light and cosy read which is relaxing at the same time amusing when the puns are added. We get to witness child psychology and how they open up in the comfort of their favourite class teacher. The sweet and innocent musings of young kids were sure to win the hearts of readers.

' Why doesn't my Mama go to lab ?' Ashwin whined. 'I also want a brother!'

The chemistry between the Mums is showcased in a amusing and engaging manner. How they changed from mere acquaintances to best friends is a long story. Plunge into the book to find out.

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