Agneeth Aaron

Agneeth Aaron wrote the book "The Adventures of Taboo and the Warlord of Pythia" as an inspiration for other children with stories in their minds to take up writing and express their creativity through words. His love for storytelling began with his passion for reading, and some of his favorite books include Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, and the Young Samurai series. Apart from writing, Agneeth has a wide range of talents. In music, he plays the keyboard and has completed five grades in Trinity. He is also passionate about drawing, having won several awards in the field. In sports, he actively plays football and has previously pursued skating, where he achieved awards as well. In martial arts, Agneeth practices karate and Silambam (a stick-based defense art), earning national and regional recognition in various events. As hobbies, Agneeth enjoys cubing, with a personal record of solving in just 28 seconds, and playing chess with his father and brother, which he considers an exciting challenge. A true animal lover, Agneeth shares his love for pets with his mother, though reptiles are the only exception.

Published Books

The Adventures of Taboo and the Warlord of Pythia

Children and Young Adults

Look, I didn’t ask to be destined for greatness. I’m just a small tiger cub. All I’ve got is an annoying sister (go figure) and a prophecy as a form of proof that my life’s never gonna be normal.

My first step in saving the world is to detain the commander of the snake I’m supposed to defeat. This commander may wipe out a tribe that’s essential in the final war. My job is to save these guys. I have the extra weight of the whole ecosystem’s walnut supply- like I’m not under enough pressure. Now, all I can do is pray that this commander doesn’t wipe me and my sister out of existence.

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The Adventures of Taboo and the Dagger of Kitsune

Children and Young Adults

When my annoying destiny left me alone for a few weeks, I thought I had a normal life in the bag, but nope. The universe sends me on a wild goose chase to find some medieval dagger, with even higher stakes than before. And if that wasn’t enough, I had to fight a god and try to resist mailing Tabini to the Sahara Desert.

This time, instead of the quick transition into the chipmunk kingdom and the battle, I got to fight a tribe of Gila monsters, try to kill myself multiple times by weaving impossible spells, choke on fart cheese bombs, and play on a PS10. Yay (note that only the PS10 is worthy of the yay)!

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