Rajarshi Singh is the Director of Programs at the PAL Network that supports children’s foundational learning in 15 countries. He has written screenplays for several documentaries — Mountain Beats for the Government of Meghalaya and Stree Shakti for the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, Killing Flowers which was purchased by Ripples Production, and Anama: The Nameless. He is the author of two collections of poetry: Panchendriya: Five Senses, and Bee’s Life and Other Poems.
The author has previously worked as a Senior Consultant under the Pratham initiative for a digitally supported Group Learning Project reaching 26,000 children across 400 villages in Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan. He has also published academic works in the area of children’s foundational learning.

  • The Girl with No Magic

    Author: Rajarshi Singh

    The Girl with no Magic is a young adult adventure fantasy story set in a mystical world where magic is the norm, and Orla, the girl with no magic, is the odd one out. She goes through epic adventures, and realizes her powers through a bizarre turn of events. She escapes a lair of peril where a rickety old man, Pinto, lives. Having learnt tricks from the reluctant old mentor, Orla must face many dangers, and battle mages, dragons and the ruler of the empire.

    In this adventurous journey, she finds herself discovering astounding truths, about herself, her love interest, Prince Erbium, and the empire’s ruler. Slowly, but surely, she evolves from a girl to a young adult, learning to be generous, kind, and sure footed in her quest for justice.

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