Bengaluru's Japseerat Kaur Sets World Record with 35-Page Storybook
Bengaluru’s 9-year-old Japseerat Kaur sets world record with 35-page storybook
The Times Of India
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At just nine years old, Japseerat Kaur from Bengaluru, Karnataka, has made history by becoming the youngest pre-teen to author the longest storybook, recognized by the International Book of Records. Her 35-page book, titled 'Beyond the Glitter: A Journey of True Worth,' showcases her creativity and dedication.
- 01Japseerat Kaur is recognized as the youngest pre-teen to author a longest storybook.
- 02Her book, 'Beyond the Glitter: A Journey of True Worth,' spans 35 pages.
- 03The record was set on December 30, 2025, when she was 9 years, 11 months, and 19 days old.
- 04She balanced her schoolwork at Carmel Convent School in Bengaluru with her writing.
- 05The achievement has been officially recognized by the International Book of Records.
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Japseerat Kaur, a nine-year-old student from Bengaluru, Karnataka, has achieved a remarkable feat by becoming the youngest pre-teen to author the longest storybook, as recognized by the International Book of Records. Her book, titled 'Beyond the Glitter: A Journey of True Worth,' spans 35 pages and showcases her creativity and dedication. The record was set on December 30, 2025, when Japseerat was 9 years, 11 months, and 19 days old. This accomplishment highlights her ability to balance her studies at Carmel Convent School with her passion for writing, demonstrating a commitment to creativity at a young age. Japseerat's achievement not only marks a personal milestone but also inspires other young writers to pursue their creative endeavors.
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Japseerat's achievement encourages young children in Bengaluru and beyond to explore their creativity through writing.
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