Before finding her true calling in writing for children, Karnel built a strong foundation in journalism, contributing to prominent publications like The New Indian Express, Mid-Day, and Talk Magazine in Bengaluru. Her journalistic background enriches her storytelling, bringing authenticity and depth to her books.
Karnel’s books are not just stories but tools for empowering young readers. Her works, such as The Nameless God and Laxmi Panda: The Story of Nehru’s Youngest Spy, explore themes of identity, courage, and history. These narratives inspire children to think critically about their world while fostering empathy and a sense of adventure. By introducing complex ideas in a relatable way, her books encourage children to dream big, question norms and appreciate the stories of unsung heroes.
When she is not brainstorming new plots, Karnel finds inspiration in traveling and listening to the fascinating stories of people she meets, a passion that adds richness and authenticity to her writing. Through her works, she continues to shape young minds, proving that children’s literature is entertaining and transformative.
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