Kishor Rahasya Samagra

• Author: সুভদ্রকুমার সেন (Subhodrakumar Sen)
• Genre: Chotoder Boi (Books for Children)
• ISBN: 9789354258480
• Pages: 400
• Weight: 488 grams
• Format: Hardcover

Synopsis:

The book presents a variety of intriguing detective stories, where the mysteries involve more than just crime, such as fraud, bank robberies, smuggling, counterfeit money, and kidnappings in search of hidden treasures. The main character is Somnath Sen, a brilliant mathematics student from a wealthy family who becomes an amateur detective. His adventures unfold in collaboration with Lalu Daroga, and sometimes with the mischievous schoolboy Gattu. Along with traditional detective stories, the collection also explores the supernatural and mystical realms, adding an extra layer of suspense and excitement.

The stories are compelling and fast-paced, with excellent writing and a strong focus on problem-solving and unraveling mysteries in diverse situations.

About the Author:

Subhodrakumar Sen (born July 3, 1939, in Bardhaman, West Bengal) was a distinguished scholar and writer. His educational background includes studies at Scottish Church Collegiate School, Scottish Church College, and Calcutta University. Sen was a prominent professor of linguistics and literature, having worked at Scottish Church College, Bangabasi College, and Calcutta University. He retired as the Professor of Linguistics at Calcutta University.

Apart from his academic career, Sen also wrote detective stories for children. He translated Sherlock Holmes stories for Anandamela and published a variety of works, including essays and books in both English and Bengali. His contributions to linguistics and literature were immense, and he passed away on September 5, 2009.

This book would be a great read for young mystery enthusiasts, offering them engaging stories filled with suspense and intricate problem-solving. The mix of crime, detective work, and the occasional supernatural twist makes it stand out.