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Discover the hilarious misadventures of Arjun Bhasin, a newly diagnosed “genius” who’s just trying to survive being extraordinary. Follow his secret diary as he navigates the pressures of newfound fame, quirky family expectations, and the awkward reality of not knowing what he’s a genius *at*. Written by Ransom Riggs, author of isbn:9780143331742, this witty coming-of-age story is perfect for anyone who’s ever felt like a fish out of water. Explore the world of the World’s Worst Genius now!
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Shreyas Arora –
A cute and quirky read, but I wished there was more character development. Still, an enjoyable book for young readers.
Prantik Goswami –
I really enjoyed this book and found it to be quite funny at certain points. Definitely one to keep around for the kids!
Akshat Varshney –
My kiddo enjoyed this book! It was a fun, quick read. Some parts were a little slow, but overall, a good choice for middle-grade readers.
Ranjeet Singh Surjeet –
Such a fun and engaging story! Arjun is a relatable character, and his diary entries are laugh-out-loud funny. A great read!
Divyanshu Kashyap –
This book was absolutely brilliant! I could not put the book down for one moment. The storyline and character development was amazing!
Khushi Panchariya –
Found it quite boring and felt like it took too long to gain my interest, but after a few chapters in, I began to enjoy it.
Sindhu Raj –
I enjoyed the quirky characters and the humor. The plot was a bit predictable, but still a pleasant read.
Saif Akhlaq –
It was ok, I guess. Nothing special, and the humor felt forced at times. My teen didn’t really connect with it.
Deepanshi –
The beginning of this book was quite slow, but it did pick up after a few chapters and became quite funny at certain parts.
Mayank Gupta –
Arjun’s diary is hilarious! My son couldn’t put it down. A fresh and funny take on the genius trope. Highly recommended!
Kashish Rawat –
My daughter adored this book! She laughed out loud throughout. A refreshing and relatable story for young readers.
Kumar Priyanshu –
A light-hearted read with some funny moments, but I felt it lacked depth. Good for a quick laugh, but not very memorable.