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The melting point of chocolate falls between 86°F and 90°F.","topics":["chocolate","cocoa","melting","temperature","butter","degrees"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-why-does-chocolate-melt-in-your-hand-dedef938de.jpg","subjects":["treats","food"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":11,"band":"5"},"images":4,"questionCount":0,"credited":4},{"id":"061a2d75172f0c","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/why-do-we-yawn","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"why-do-we-yawn","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/why-do-we-yawn","title":"Why do we yawn?","byline":"Science Reference Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/20250206035934id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/why-do-we-yawn/","words":769,"minutes":5,"grade":10.7,"ease":50.5,"shelf":"","band":"6-8","summary":"Yawning might serve a social function (to communicate boredom) and a physiological function (regulation of body state).","topics":["yawning","yawn","brain","function","temperature","theories"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-why-do-we-yawn-e046c47039.jpg","subjects":["human-body","science"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O c: 'the biological function of yawning remains a mystery', with the title question. P: answered (the theories, and why none is settled). W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 769 words, 2 headings and 6 pictures. I yes: upper, no requirement (6 pictures). T no: 'In humans, yawning can start as early as 20 weeks after conception'; Reissland and others (PLoS ONE, 2012-11-21, read 2026-10-02): \"yawning has been reported from the end of the first trimester\", the 20 weeks being one case study they cite. Scholar's check (contagious yawning, across species) holds; Gallup and Eldakar (2011) on warm weather agrees; 'we help distribute surfactant' is one hypothesis stated as fact, not tested. A: Hippocrates' theory that yawning 'precedes a fever' names an illness, none told (not illness))","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":11.7,"band":"6-8"},"images":6,"questionCount":0,"credited":6},{"id":"9e46537bf01c82","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/why-do-turkeys-have-dark-and-white-meat","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"why-do-turkeys-have-dark-and-white-meat","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/why-do-turkeys-have-dark-and-white-meat","title":"Why do turkeys have dark and white meat?","byline":"Science Reference Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/20250206145910id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/why-do-turkeys-have-dark-and-white-meat/","words":221,"minutes":2,"grade":7.7,"ease":66.3,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"In a turkey the active muscles such as the legs store a lot of oxygen and become dark, while less active muscles like the breast remain white.","topics":["muscles","active","fibers","legs","oxygen","turkeys"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-why-do-turkeys-have-dark-and-white-meat-e1963067de.jpg","subjects":["treats","food"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O b: the title question, answered in the first line. P: answered. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 221 words. I yes: 3 pictures. T no: 'These blood vessels contain myoglobin (or muscle hemoglobin), which delivers oxygen to the muscles'; USDA FSIS, The Color of Meat and Poultry (GPO copy, read 2026-10-02): \"Myoglobin doesn't circulate in the blood but is fixed in the tissue cells\", the blood's hemoglobin bringing the oxygen. Scholar's check (myoglobin makes working muscle dark) holds. 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O b: the title question, answered in the first line. P: answered. W yes: at most one of the first five (the list of diseases) is a reference sentence. L yes: 361 words. I yes: 5 pictures. T no: 'There are hundreds of species of mosquitoes'; Arizona State University's Ask A Biologist (2022-08-11, read 2026-10-02): \"There are about 3,500 different mosquito species worldwide\". Scholar's check (females bite, all drink nectar) holds as a simplification; the Rothamsted work (Logan and others 2008) agrees; 'Her saliva lubricates the opening' not tested (the saliva keeps blood from clotting). A: bites 'more than just itchy' because mosquitoes carry 'malaria, yellow fever, West Nile virus, and Dengue fever', a risk told with its harm, then how to avoid bites (illness, danger); the danger proposal itself, the saliva's 'stinging and irritation', is not the risk)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["danger","illness"],"levels":{"consensus":10.7,"band":"5"},"images":5,"questionCount":0,"credited":5},{"id":"d7aab2957f8cf3","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/why-do-geese-fly-in-a-v","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"why-do-geese-fly-in-a-v","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/why-do-geese-fly-in-a-v","title":"Why do geese fly in a V?","byline":"Science Reference Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/20250206154529id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/why-do-geese-fly-in-a-v/","words":185,"minutes":1,"grade":7,"ease":70,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Energy conservation and visual assurance. Why do geese fly in a V? Because it would be too hard to fly in an S! Just kidding.","topics":["formation","geese","bird","energy","birds","front"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-why-do-geese-fly-in-a-v-d2ada29fc3.jpg","subjects":["wonders","weird","animals"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":7.9,"band":"5"},"images":2,"questionCount":0,"credited":2},{"id":"cd444fe157c96f","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/why-and-how-do-cats-purr","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"why-and-how-do-cats-purr","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/why-and-how-do-cats-purr","title":"Why and how do cats purr?","byline":"Science Reference Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/20250419125538id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/why-and-how-do-cats-purr/","words":363,"minutes":3,"grade":11.1,"ease":51.1,"shelf":"","band":"6-8","summary":"No one knows for sure why a domestic cat purrs, but many people interpret the sound as one of contentment.","topics":["purr","purring","laryngeal","muscles","purrs","domestic"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-why-and-how-do-cats-purr-b886e7f591.jpg","subjects":["pets","animals"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":11.1,"band":"6-8"},"images":4,"questionCount":0,"credited":4},{"id":"49d114f7ed0aec","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/who-is-credited-with-inventing-the-telephone","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"who-is-credited-with-inventing-the-telephone","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/who-is-credited-with-inventing-the-telephone","title":"Who is credited with inventing the telephone?","byline":"Science Reference Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/20250206035705id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/who-is-credited-with-inventing-the-telephone/","words":760,"minutes":5,"grade":12.1,"ease":47,"shelf":"","band":"6-8","summary":"Alexander Graham Bell is credited with being the inventor of the telephone since his patent and demonstrations for an apparatus designed for “transmitting vocal or other sounds telegraphically…causing electrical undulations” were...","topics":["patent","bell","telephone","invention","first","gray"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-who-is-credited-with-inventing-the-telephone-35590acc36.jpg","subjects":["inventions","history"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":12.2,"band":"6-8"},"images":3,"questionCount":0,"credited":3},{"id":"bc650164534564","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/who-invented-the-tv-dinner","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"who-invented-the-tv-dinner","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/who-invented-the-tv-dinner","title":"Who “invented” the TV dinner?","byline":"Science Reference Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/2026id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/who-invented-the-tv-dinner/","words":527,"minutes":4,"grade":9.7,"ease":54.5,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Several individuals developed the TV dinner. Like many creations, the story of the development of the TV dinner is not straightforward.","topics":["dinner","frozen","swanson","dinners","brothers","food"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-who-invented-the-tv-dinner-266c17dd5e.jpg","subjects":["inventions","history"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["dated name for a group"],"levels":{"consensus":10.8,"band":"5"},"images":3,"questionCount":0,"credited":3},{"id":"51cefa10dca121","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/who-invented-frozen-food","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"who-invented-frozen-food","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/who-invented-frozen-food","title":"Who invented frozen food?","byline":"Science Reference Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/20260728154234id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/who-invented-frozen-food/","words":322,"minutes":2,"grade":9.2,"ease":58.6,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Several individuals, but most credit Clarence Birdseye. Of course, frozen food has always existed in climates that were cold enough for the food to freeze.","topics":["food","frozen","birdseye","foods","freezing","technique"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-who-invented-frozen-food-14c1c699b8.jpg","subjects":["inventions","history"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O b: the title question, answered in the first line. P: answered. W yes: one of the first five (the list of names) is a reference sentence. L yes: 322 words. I yes: 4 pictures. T no: 'fruits and vegetables took about 30 minutes'; Rudi Volti, How We Got Frozen Food (Invention and Technology, Spring 1994, read 2026-10-02), whose figures the reading follows, gives a two-inch package of meat about ninety minutes and says \"fruits and vegetables required half an hour more\". Scholar's check (Labrador, Inuit quick-freezing) holds; 1924, the belt and plate temperatures and the 168 patents agree with the same article. A: nothing proposed, nothing to tag)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":10.1,"band":"5"},"images":4,"questionCount":0,"credited":4},{"id":"ad8b7de8dcf5a3","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/who-invented-electric-christmas-lights","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"who-invented-electric-christmas-lights","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/who-invented-electric-christmas-lights","title":"Who invented electric Christmas lights?","byline":"Science Reference Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/20241009033144id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/who-invented-electric-christmas-lights/","words":476,"minutes":3,"grade":10.5,"ease":48.8,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Thomas Edison and Edward Johnson (1880 & 1882) and Albert Sadacca (1917). Thomas Edison, the inventor of the first successful practical light bulb, created the very first strand of electric lights.","topics":["christmas","electric","lights","light","tree","albert"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-who-invented-electric-christmas-lights-aee932a197.jpg","subjects":["inventions","history"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O b: the title question, answered in the first line. P: answered. W yes: one of the first five (the names and years) is a reference sentence. L yes: 476 words, 4 pictures. I yes: 4 pictures. T no: 'In 1895, President Cleveland requested that the White House family Christmas tree be illuminated'; the White House Historical Association's Christmas traditions backgrounder (no date shown, read 2026-10-02): \"Documentation suggests the first electric lights on a family tree were used in 1894 during the presidency of Grover Cleveland.\" Also Coolidge's tree 'with 3,000 electric lights'; the National Christmas Tree's own history (thenationaltree.org, read 2026-10-02) gives \"a 48-foot fir tree decorated with 2,500 electric bulbs\". Scholar's check (Johnson's lighted tree of 1882) holds; GE's kits of 1903 agree with History.com; Sadacca's 1917 story not tested. 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However, if we include the Kodiak bear, a subspecies of brown bear, then it is a draw.","topics":["bear","bears","brown","kodiak","average","polar"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-which-is-the-largest-bear-on-earth-3188fb4528.jpg","subjects":["wonders","weird","animals"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":7.4,"band":"5"},"images":3,"questionCount":0,"credited":3},{"id":"5ddf41cc2dd8f4","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/whats-up-with-zombie-ants","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"whats-up-with-zombie-ants","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/whats-up-with-zombie-ants","title":"What’s Up with Zombie Ants?","byline":"Science Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/20250206093206id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/whats-up-with-zombie-ants/","words":911,"minutes":7,"grade":10.5,"ease":46.6,"shelf":"","band":"6-8","summary":"Zombie ants are ants that have been infected by a fungus. Ophiocordyceps unilateralis is a parasitic fungus that infects carpenter ants. Parasitic fungi are not uncommon in the insect world, but what makes O.","topics":["unilateralis","fungus","ophiocordyceps","species","ants","ant’s"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-whats-up-with-zombie-ants-59c4b05b9a.jpg","subjects":["insects","animals"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["death","illness","scary"],"levels":{"consensus":11.4,"band":"6-8"},"images":3,"questionCount":0,"credited":3},{"id":"3f215f0f93c63b","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/what-is-the-origin-of-the-phrase-its-raining-cats-and-dogs","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"what-is-the-origin-of-the-phrase-its-raining-cats-and-dogs","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/what-is-the-origin-of-the-phrase-its-raining-cats-and-dogs","title":"What is the origin of the phrase \"it's raining cats and dogs?\"","byline":"Science Reference Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/20241001093803id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/what-is-the-origin-of-the-phrase-its-raining-cats-and-dogs/","words":519,"minutes":4,"grade":11.1,"ease":57.4,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"We don’t know. The phrase might have its roots in Norse mythology, medieval superstitions, the obsolete word catadupe (waterfall), or dead animals in the streets of Britain being picked up by storm waters.","topics":["dogs","cats","raining","heavy","it’s","phrase"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-what-is-the-origin-of-the-phrase-its-raining-cats-and-dogs-38058e4131.jpg","subjects":["weather","science"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O b and c: 'We don't know.' and the title question. P: answered (the theories, and why none is settled). W yes: one of the first five (the 1651 first use) is a reference sentence. L yes: 519 words, 1 heading and 4 pictures. I yes: 4 pictures. T no: polecats 'were common in Great Britain through the end of the nineteenth century'; the Vincent Wildlife Trust (read 2026-10-02) says the polecat \"is recovering from near extinction during the 19th century\". Also 'One year later, Richard Brome', where The City Wit probably dates from 1629 to 1632 and was first printed in 1653 (Wikipedia, The City Wit). Scholar's check (Swift's use and catadupe) holds; Swift's 1738 and 1710 dates agree; Vaughan's 1651 lines and 'Odin, the Norse god of storms' not tested. A: witches 'pictured with black cats' is folklore named (not scary); the 'dead animals in the streets' left by floods are named, no death told)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":9.8,"band":"5"},"images":4,"questionCount":0,"credited":4},{"id":"5c94a3c5bb1cb8","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/what-is-a-blue-moon-is-it-ever-really-blue","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"what-is-a-blue-moon-is-it-ever-really-blue","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/what-is-a-blue-moon-is-it-ever-really-blue","title":"What is a blue moon? 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L yes: 738 words, 1 heading and 5 pictures. I yes: upper, no requirement (5 pictures). T no: blue moons 'listed in the Maine Farmers' Almanac starting in the 19th century and continuing on into the early 20th century'; Olson, Fienberg and Sinnott (Sky and Telescope, May 1999), as Wikipedia's Blue moon cites them (read 2026-10-02), searched the issues of 1819 to 1962 and \"found that all mentions occurred between 1937, when H.P. Trefethen introduced the term, and 1956\". Scholar's check (the 1937 almanac and Pruett's 1946 misreading) holds; Lafleur's 1943 column, Pruett's words and StarDate of January 31, 1980 agree; Deborah Byrd not tested. A: 'the famous volcano Krakatoa exploded' (fire and explosions: something blows up, no harm told))","quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"atags":["fire and explosions"],"levels":{"consensus":10.4,"band":"6-8"},"images":5,"questionCount":0,"credited":5},{"id":"ec88b41fe4c460","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/what-is-a-black-hole","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"what-is-a-black-hole","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/what-is-a-black-hole","title":"What is a Black Hole?","byline":"Science Reference Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/20250206124724id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/what-is-a-black-hole/","words":771,"minutes":6,"grade":11.7,"ease":51.4,"shelf":"","band":"6-8","summary":"When a particularly large star nears the end of its life, it often becomes a black hole. 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Most sources indicate that the long, coarse guard hairs, which protect the plush thick undercoat, are hollow and transparent. 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Have you ever walked across the room to pet your dog, but got a shock instead? Perhaps you took your hat off on a dry winter’s day and had a “hair raising” experience!","topics":["charges","negative","electrons","positive","balloon","electricity"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-how-does-static-electricity-work-ad7be40979.jpg","subjects":["how-things-work","science"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O b and d: 'Have you ever walked across the room to pet your dog, but got a shock instead?' and the title question. P: answered. W yes: one of the first five (the opening definition) is a reference sentence. L yes: 415 words, 4 pictures. I yes: 4 pictures. T no: 'As you remove your hat, electrons are transferred from hat to hair'; AlphaLab's triboelectric series (read 2026-10-02) puts \"Hair, oily skin\" at +45, above wool (0), cotton (+5) and acrylic (-10), and the top of the series \"tends to charge positive\", so hair gives its electrons up to the hat. Scholar's check (rubbing moves electrons) holds; the wall 'more positively charged' than the balloon is true as worded, though the neutral wall is polarized rather than charged; the shoe and carpet not tested. 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Touch screen technology has become part of our everyday lives. We barely bat an eye while scrolling through Instagram or liking a friend’s post on Facebook.","topics":["touch","screen","first","systems","technology","capacitive"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-how-does-a-touch-screen-work-9ba397f01b.jpg","subjects":["robots-computers","tech"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O b and d: 'But how does putting a finger on your phone's screen to perform these tasks actually work?', answered after. P: answered. W yes: one of the first five (the three components named) is a reference sentence. L yes: 538 words, 2 headings and 3 pictures. I yes: 3 pictures. T no: 'The Simon Personal Communicator, launched in 1992 by IBM'; Time (Doug Aamoth, 2014-08-18, read 2026-10-02): \"IBM and BellSouth first showed Simon off in late 1992\" and \"It went on sale to the public on August 16, 1994\". 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Not tested: 'Professor Alphonse Leon Grimaldi' and his 1895 essay (no record of either found), and 'Before 1895, cats were mostly outdoor animals'. 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A butterfly’s antennae are club-shaped with a long shaft and a bulb at the end. A moth’s antennae are feathery or saw-edged.","topics":["butterflies","moths","wings","butterfly","moth","antennae"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-how-can-you-tell-the-difference-between-a-butterfly-and-a-moth-f3d20112b6.jpg","subjects":["insects","animals"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":10.5,"band":"5"},"images":7,"questionCount":0,"credited":7},{"id":"36d845cdfb9ff6","key":"loc-everyday-mysteries/groundhog-shadow","source":"loc-everyday-mysteries","slug":"groundhog-shadow","url":"https://everyday-mysteries.loc.gov/groundhog-shadow","title":"Can a groundhog’s shadow really predict if there will be six more weeks of winter?","byline":"Science Reference Section, Library of Congress","published":"","origin":"https://web.archive.org/web/20250501104314id_/https://www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/browse-all-questions/item/groundhog-shadow/","words":674,"minutes":5,"grade":8.6,"ease":64.2,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"No, the shadow-observing lore has no scientific basis and will not tell you if there will be six more weeks of winter. However, seeing wild groundhogs out and about during winter months might indicate that the season is almost over.","topics":["groundhog","winter","groundhogs","hibernation","burrows","name"],"hero":"media/loc-everyday-mysteries-groundhog-shadow-7d3962c2d2.jpg","subjects":["weather","science"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O b and c: the title question, answered 'No ... However'. P: answered. W yes: none of the first five is a bare reference sentence. L yes: 674 words, 4 headings and 3 pictures. I yes: 3 pictures. T no: 'When this tradition came to the United States in the late 1880s'; the Library's own Folklife Today (Stephen Winick, 2022-02-01, read 2026-10-02) gives an 1840 Pennsylvania diary entry, \"Today the Germans say the groundhog comes out of his winter quarters\", with German-speaking settlers arriving from 1727 to 1775; the late 1880s is when Punxsutawney's event began. Also 'they lose over half their body weight'; SUNY ESF (read 2026-10-02): \"Woodchucks lose 30-40 percent of their body weight while hibernating\". Scholar's check (badger lore from Germany) holds; heart and breathing rates agree with the National Wildlife Federation. 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Do you see what it is made of?\"","topics":["nest","bird","willie","bill","claws","flit"],"hero":"","subjects":["stories","animals","nature"],"genre":"story","region":null,"flag":"demote: F 1 (generic title); opens on a word list","quality":{"d":null,"f":1,"v":3},"levels":{"consensus":1,"band":"1-2"},"images":0,"questionCount":0,"credited":0},{"id":"a4e2829893cc66","key":"mcguffey-first/first-55-lesson-55","source":"mcguffey-first","slug":"first-55-lesson-55","url":"https://first-reader.gutenberg.org/first-55-lesson-55","title":"Lesson 55","byline":"","published":"","origin":"https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14640","words":88,"minutes":1,"grade":3.1,"ease":95.1,"shelf":"","band":"1-2","summary":"\"Come here, Rose. Look down into this bush.\" \"O Willie! a bird's nest! What cunning, little eggs! May we take it, and show it to mother? \"","topics":["back","bring","bush","come","eggs","find"],"hero":"","subjects":["stories"],"genre":"story","region":null,"flag":"demote: F 1 (generic title); opens on a word list","quality":{"d":null,"f":1,"v":3},"levels":{"consensus":1,"band":"1-2"},"images":0,"questionCount":0,"credited":0},{"id":"4f71fb7fa66c08","key":"mcguffey-first/first-54-slate-work","source":"mcguffey-first","slug":"first-54-slate-work","url":"https://first-reader.gutenberg.org/first-54-slate-work","title":"Lesson 54","byline":"","published":"","origin":"https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14640","words":152,"minutes":1,"grade":3.6,"ease":92.1,"shelf":"","band":"1-2","summary":"One day, Willie's father saw a boy at the market with four little white rabbits in a basket. 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I just saw a large rat in the shed; and old Nero tried to catch it.\" \"Did he catch it, Frank?\"","topics":["puss","catch","caught","frank","hattie","nero"],"hero":"","subjects":["stories","animals"],"genre":"story","region":null,"flag":"demote: F 1 (generic title); opens on a word list","quality":{"d":null,"f":1,"v":3},"levels":{"consensus":1,"band":"1-2"},"images":0,"questionCount":0,"credited":0},{"id":"48f1cd3292cd67","key":"mcguffey-first/first-51-lesson-51","source":"mcguffey-first","slug":"first-51-lesson-51","url":"https://first-reader.gutenberg.org/first-51-lesson-51","title":"Lesson 51","byline":"","published":"","origin":"https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14640","words":96,"minutes":1,"grade":1.7,"ease":97.4,"shelf":"","band":"1-2","summary":"Ellen, do look at Fido! He sits up in a chair, with my hat on. 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Won't they please her?\"","topics":["mother","basket","bird","fanny","flowers","good"],"hero":"","subjects":["stories","nature","animals"],"genre":"story","region":null,"flag":"demote: F 1 (generic title)","quality":{"d":null,"f":1,"v":3},"levels":{"consensus":1,"band":"1-2"},"images":0,"questionCount":0,"credited":0},{"id":"16a445f1314f46","key":"mcguffey-first/first-45-lesson-45","source":"mcguffey-first","slug":"first-45-lesson-45","url":"https://first-reader.gutenberg.org/first-45-lesson-45","title":"Lesson 45","byline":"","published":"","origin":"https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14640","words":123,"minutes":1,"grade":2.5,"ease":97.1,"shelf":"","band":"1-2","summary":"Lucy has a new pet. Do you know what kind of bird it is? Lucy calls her Polly. Polly can say, \"Poor Poll! Poor Poll! 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How happy they are!","topics":["cart","frank","hitched","horses","james","best"],"hero":"","subjects":["stories","animals"],"genre":"story","region":null,"flag":"demote: F 1 (generic title); opens on a word list","quality":{"d":null,"f":1,"v":3},"levels":{"consensus":1,"band":"1-2"},"images":0,"questionCount":0,"credited":0},{"id":"0b630dff427180","key":"mcguffey-first/first-40-lesson-40","source":"mcguffey-first","slug":"first-40-lesson-40","url":"https://first-reader.gutenberg.org/first-40-lesson-40","title":"Lesson 40","byline":"","published":"","origin":"https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14640","words":96,"minutes":1,"grade":4.3,"ease":88.9,"shelf":"","band":"1-2","summary":"\"Come here, Lucy, and listen! What is in this flower?\" \"O mother! it is a bee. I wonder how it came to be shut up in the flower!\"","topics":["flower","honey","shut","lucy","went","came"],"hero":"","subjects":["stories","nature","food"],"genre":"story","region":null,"flag":"demote: F 1 (generic title); opens on a word list","quality":{"d":null,"f":1,"v":3},"levels":{"consensus":1,"band":"1-2"},"images":0,"questionCount":0,"credited":0},{"id":"75f205f466d86b","key":"mcguffey-first/first-39-lesson-39","source":"mcguffey-first","slug":"first-39-lesson-39","url":"https://first-reader.gutenberg.org/first-39-lesson-39","title":"Lesson 39","byline":"","published":"","origin":"https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14640","words":104,"minutes":1,"grade":2.8,"ease":101.5,"shelf":"","band":"1-2","summary":"See my dear, old grandma in her easy-chair! How gray her hair is! She wears glasses when she reads. She is always kind, and takes such good care of me that I like to do what she tells me.","topics":["dear","fast","good","grandma","gray","hair"],"hero":"","subjects":["stories"],"genre":"story","region":null,"flag":"demote: F 1 (generic title); opens on a word list","quality":{"d":null,"f":1,"v":3},"levels":{"consensus":1,"band":"1-2"},"images":0,"questionCount":0,"credited":0},{"id":"d9da2e0e13cafc","key":"mcguffey-first/first-38-lesson-38","source":"mcguffey-first","slug":"first-38-lesson-38","url":"https://first-reader.gutenberg.org/first-38-lesson-38","title":"Lesson 38","byline":"","published":"","origin":"https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14640","words":49,"minutes":1,"grade":4.3,"ease":93.6,"shelf":"","band":"1-2","summary":"James has been to market with his mamma. 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What a pretty one it is!\"","topics":["john","corn","lucy","said","seen","boat"],"hero":"","subjects":["stories","food"],"genre":"story","region":null,"flag":"demote: F 1 (generic title); opens on a word list","quality":{"d":null,"f":1,"v":3},"levels":{"consensus":1,"band":"1-2"},"images":0,"questionCount":0,"credited":0},{"id":"235669edea2c4e","key":"mcguffey-first/first-36-lesson-36","source":"mcguffey-first","slug":"first-36-lesson-36","url":"https://first-reader.gutenberg.org/first-36-lesson-36","title":"Lesson 36","byline":"","published":"","origin":"https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14640","words":54,"minutes":1,"grade":1.7,"ease":101.9,"shelf":"","band":"1-2","summary":"Frank has a pretty boat. It is white, with a black line near the water. He keeps it in the pond, near his home. 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Rogue, freak, or killer waves have been part of marine folklore for centuries, but have only been accepted as real by scientists over the past few decades.","topics":["waves","extreme","rogue","wave","form","often"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-roguewaves-9c65b8104d.jpg","subjects":["weather","ocean","science"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["danger"],"levels":{"consensus":11.1,"band":"6-8"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"103d810e7c3d72","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/roaring-forties","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"roaring-forties","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/roaring-forties","title":"What are the Roaring Forties?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/roaring-forties.html","words":304,"minutes":2,"grade":10.6,"ease":54.4,"shelf":"","band":"6-8","summary":"Sailors call the latitudes between 40 and 50 degrees south of the equator the Roaring Forties.","topics":["forties","roaring","south","equator","degrees","winds"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-roaring-forties-337dfea138.jpg","subjects":["weather","ocean","science"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":11.8,"band":"6-8"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"4757fb994ce554","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/how-hurricanes-form","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"how-hurricanes-form","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/how-hurricanes-form","title":"How do hurricanes form?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/how-hurricanes-form.html","words":197,"minutes":1,"grade":11.2,"ease":49.5,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Warm ocean waters and thunderstorms fuel power-hungry hurricanes. 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T no: winds 'can churn out about half as much energy as the electrical generating capacity of the entire world'; NOAA AOML's hurricane FAQ D7 gives the winds' 1.5 x 10^12 watts as \"about half the world-wide electrical generating capacity\" of its day (its figures cite 1981 and 1999 work), and IRENA's Renewable Capacity Highlights (2025-03-26, read 2026-10-02) puts renewables at 4,448 GW and 46.4 percent of total installed capacity, about 9,600 GW in all, so the winds now come to about a sixth of world capacity and the clouds' 400 times that to about 63 times it. The 400 to 1 ratio itself holds (scholar's check). 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If you were hoping make your fortune mining the sea, consider this: Gold in the ocean is so dilute that its concentration is very small.","topics":["gold","ocean","deposits","atlantic","concentration","consider"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-gold-0445fb1abf.jpg","subjects":["wonders","weird","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":7.2,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"553b100e5879ee","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/bloop","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"bloop","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/bloop","title":"What is the bloop?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/bloop.html","words":268,"minutes":2,"grade":15.3,"ease":32.4,"shelf":"","band":"6-8","summary":"The source of a mysterious rumble recorded in the ocean in 1997 is now known to have originated from an icequake.","topics":["bloop","ocean","acoustics","pacific","recorded","sound"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-bloop-d909c513fd.jpg","subjects":["wonders","weird","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":15.2,"band":"6-8"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"e393914be99418","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/drinksw","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"drinksw","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/drinksw","title":"Can humans drink seawater?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/drinksw.html","words":146,"minutes":1,"grade":8.7,"ease":61.7,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Drinking seawater can be deadly to humans. Seawater contains salt. When humans drink seawater, their cells are thus taking in water and salt.","topics":["salt","seawater","humans","drink","water","cells"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-drinksw-50db57e68d.jpg","subjects":["human-body","ocean","science"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["danger"],"levels":{"consensus":9.1,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"0b6cec581f0861","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/oceanblue","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"oceanblue","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/oceanblue","title":"Why is the ocean blue?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/oceanblue.html","words":90,"minutes":1,"grade":6.6,"ease":73.5,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"The ocean acts like a sunlight filter. The ocean is blue because water absorbs colors in the red part of the light spectrum. Like a filter, this leaves behind colors in the blue part of the light spectrum for us to see.","topics":["light","ocean","blue","colors","deeper","feet"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-oceanblue-be5946ab56.jpg","subjects":["how-things-work","ocean","science"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":7.3,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"bfd637d4bfe144","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/seafoam","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"seafoam","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/seafoam","title":"What is sea foam?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/seafoam.html","words":296,"minutes":2,"grade":9.8,"ease":59.5,"shelf":"","band":"6-8","summary":"Sea foam forms when dissolved organic matter in the ocean is churned up. If you scoop up some water from the ocean in a clear glass and look at it closely, you'll see that it's chock full of tiny particles.","topics":["foam","ocean","algal","blooms","matter","algae"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-seafoam-9433fb6c34.jpg","subjects":["wonders","weird","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["danger"],"levels":{"consensus":10.2,"band":"6-8"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"a1bd3a1d4d46eb","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/ghost-forest","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"ghost-forest","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/ghost-forest","title":"What is a ghost forest?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/ghost-forest.html","words":196,"minutes":1,"grade":11.4,"ease":48,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"A ghost forest is the watery remains of a once verdant woodland. 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T no: 'researchers estimate that more than a quarter of known exoplanets may have liquid water'; the study, as NASA reported it (\"Are Planets with Oceans Common in the Galaxy?\", 2020-06-18, read 2026-10-02), says \"More than a quarter of the exoplanets they studied could be ocean worlds\", and they studied \"53 exoplanets with sizes most similar to Earth\", not the known exoplanets. Scholar's check (Enceladus and Europa oceans, the Enceladus plumes) holds. 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The longest mountain range on Earth is called the mid-ocean ridge. Spanning 40,389 miles around the globe, it's truly a global landmark.","topics":["ridge","mid-ocean","earth","system","longest","mountain"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-midoceanridge-7ad5526d93.jpg","subjects":["earth-rocks","ocean","science"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":7.9,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"5f7327d19bafeb","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/highestpoint","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"highestpoint","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/highestpoint","title":"What is the highest point on Earth as measured from Earth's center?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/highestpoint.html","words":225,"minutes":2,"grade":8.8,"ease":62,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"The top of Mount Chimborazo is farther from the Earth's center than Mount Everest. Mount Everest, located in Nepal and Tibet, is usually said to be the highest mountain on Earth.","topics":["earth","center","chimborazo","everest","point","earth’s"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-highestpoint-c1e4366d4e.jpg","subjects":["places","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O b and c: the title question, and Chimborazo set beside Everest in the opening line. P: answered. W yes: none of the first five is a bare reference sentence. L yes: 225 words. I yes: 1 picture. T no: 'The summit of Chimborazo is 6,268 meters above sea level'; Wikipedia's Chimborazo (read 2026-10-02) gives 6,263 m, \"established by a GPS survey in February 2016\", which supersedes the older figure. Scholar's check (farthest point from Earth's center, about 2.1 km beyond Everest) holds; 'Reaching 8,848 meters' is met by Everest's 2020 height of 8,848.86 m. A: nothing proposed, nothing to tag)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":9.4,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"270903ef6b06b0","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/largest-waterfall","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"largest-waterfall","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/largest-waterfall","title":"Where is Earth’s Largest Waterfall?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/largest-waterfall.html","words":206,"minutes":1,"grade":11.6,"ease":51.6,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"The world’s largest waterfall is in the ocean beneath the Denmark Strait. Rivers flowing over Earth’s gorges create waterfalls that are natural wonders, drawing millions of visitors to their breathtaking beauty, grandeur, and power.","topics":["water","ocean","strait","beneath","denmark","waterfall"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-largest-waterfall-3ce4dd4546.jpg","subjects":["wonders","weird","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":12.4,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"3ef734b65c50c1","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/nemo","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"nemo","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/nemo","title":"Where is Point Nemo?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/nemo.html","words":105,"minutes":1,"grade":11.6,"ease":54.9,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Point Nemo is the location in the ocean that is farthest from land. Want to get away from it all?","topics":["point","nemo","island","islands","land","location"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-nemo-f2f4d76980.jpg","subjects":["places","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":11.8,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"9b54750fca2ac4","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/turtle-hatch","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"turtle-hatch","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/turtle-hatch","title":"How do sea turtles hatch?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/turtle-hatch.html","words":313,"minutes":2,"grade":11.3,"ease":56.3,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Baby sea turtles hatch from their nest en masse and then rush to the sea all together to increase their chances of surviving waiting predators.","topics":["turtles","sand","nest","hatch","turtle","water"],"hero":"","subjects":["reptiles","animals","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on I, T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece told in the order it happens. O b and c: the title question, and hatchlings rushing past 'waiting predators' in the opening line. P: answered. W yes: at most 1 reference sentence (the one to three hours) in the first five. L yes: 313 words. I no: Sprouts shows nothing (the page's only media is a video, not taken). T no: 'The sea turtle lays up to 100 eggs'; NOAA Fisheries' hawksbill page (updated 2026-07-27, read 2026-10-02) says nests \"each contain an average of 130 to 160 eggs\", and its green turtle page (updated 2026-07-13) says \"Green turtles lay about 110 eggs per nest\". Scholar's check (about 100 eggs in a loggerhead nest) holds for loggerheads only. A: 'Sex' is in 'Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination', a turtle's sex as male or female; nothing to tag on it, so the provisional hide can lift on A. Hatchlings run past 'sea birds, foxes, raccoons, and wild dogs' and only 'Those that make it through the gauntlet' reach the sea (animals hunting))","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["animals hunting"],"levels":{"consensus":11.4,"band":"5"},"images":0,"questionCount":0,"credited":0},{"id":"2ebddd9f1add08","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/alligator","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"alligator","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/alligator","title":"Do alligators live in the ocean?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/alligator.html","words":58,"minutes":1,"grade":10.2,"ease":47.7,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Alligators are primarily freshwater animals and they do not live in the ocean. There are many things you may encounter when swimming in the ocean. Alligators probably aren’t one of them.","topics":["alligators","ocean","animals","freshwater","live","primarily"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-alligator-6e2abf48e8.jpg","subjects":["reptiles","animals","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":10.8,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"f46dd8a7bfbb50","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/temperature-dependent","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"temperature-dependent","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/temperature-dependent","title":"What causes a sea turtle to be born male or female?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/temperature-dependent.html","words":149,"minutes":1,"grade":12.1,"ease":33.9,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Most turtles are subject to temperature-dependent sex determination. In most species, sex is determined during fertilization. However, the sex of most turtles, alligators, and crocodiles is determined after fertilization.","topics":["female","male","turtles","eggs","turtle","celsius"],"hero":"","subjects":["reptiles","animals","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on I, T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O b and c: the title question, and 'However, the sex of most turtles, alligators, and crocodiles is determined after fertilization' inside the window. P: answered. W yes: 2 reference sentences (the opening classification, and 'This is called temperature-dependent sex determination') in the first five. L yes: 149 words. I no: Sprouts shows no picture (the page's photo is credited under a research permit, not to an agency, and is withheld). T no: the reading gives 31 degrees Celsius as 88.8 Fahrenheit; by NIST's conversion, \"(C * 1.8) + 32\" (nist.gov, SI units: temperature, read 2026-10-02), 31 Celsius is 87.8 Fahrenheit; 27.7 Celsius as 81.86 Fahrenheit is right. The thresholds themselves, which scholar left unchecked, come from NOAA's page and were not checked further (not tested). A: 'sex' here is a turtle's sex as male or female, set by the egg's temperature; nothing to tag, so the provisional hide can lift on A. 'even lethal incubation conditions' is a possible future risk to eggs in one clause, no harm told (not danger))","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":12.7,"band":"5"},"images":0,"questionCount":0,"credited":0},{"id":"e9599f8be6bcd7","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/biolum","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"biolum","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/biolum","title":"What is bioluminescence?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/biolum.html","words":106,"minutes":1,"grade":12.3,"ease":38.1,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Bioluminescence is the production and emission of light by a living organism. The light emitted by a bioluminescent organism is produced by energy released from chemical reactions occurring inside (or ejected by) the organism.","topics":["bioluminescence","organism","bioluminescent","animals","light","members"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-biolum-3cf2dce8e7.jpg","subjects":["sea-creatures","animals","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":13,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"3748c75797455f","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/xmas-tree","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"xmas-tree","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/xmas-tree","title":"What are Christmas tree worms?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/xmas-tree.html","words":213,"minutes":2,"grade":8.8,"ease":60.9,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"\"Christmas tree worm\" is the common name for a marine worm that lives on tropical coral reefs around the world.","topics":["worms","christmas","tree","worm","crowns","appendages"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-xmas-tree-893aff9ce4.jpg","subjects":["sea-creatures","animals","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O b, d and e: the title question, and 'You won't find Spirobranchus giganteus ... eating your fir tree this year', a joke to the reader. P: answered. W yes: 2 reference sentences (the opening definition, the radioles) in the first five. L yes: 213 words. I yes: 1 picture. T no: 'most of their bodies are anchored in burrows that they bore into live coral'; Wikipedia's Spirobranchus giganteus (read 2026-10-02) says the worm \"usually settles onto an existing head of living coral before secreting its tube, thereby increasing its level of protection as coral tissue overgrows the calcareous tube\", so the coral grows around the tube; the worm does not bore in. The length, about 3.8 cm, agrees; scholar's check (embedded in live coral) holds as far as it went. 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Only about a dozen of the more than 300 species of sharks have been involved in attacks on humans.","topics":["sharks","humans","shark","part","attack","hunt"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-sharkseat-a6c52400bf.jpg","subjects":["sea-creatures","animals","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece. O b and c: the title question, and 'Only about a dozen' inside the window. P: answered. W yes: none of the first five is a bare reference sentence. L yes: 191 words. I yes: 1 picture. T no: 'Only about a dozen of the more than 300 species of sharks have been involved in attacks on humans'; the Florida Museum's International Shark Attack File, Species Implicated in Attacks (updated 2022-01-25, read 2026-10-02), lists \"35+ Species\" in confirmed unprovoked attacks. Scholar's check (more than 300 species is low but true; bites when curious or confused) holds. A: a shark may investigate a swimmer, 'leading to an accidental attack' (danger); larger sharks 'prey on seals, sea lions, and other marine mammals' (animals hunting); 'Humans hunt sharks for their meat, internal organs, skin, and fins' (animals harmed by people))","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["animals harmed by people","animals hunting","danger"],"levels":{"consensus":10.6,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"79b09ed745c096","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/jellyfish","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"jellyfish","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/jellyfish","title":"What are jellyfish made of?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/jellyfish.html","words":212,"minutes":2,"grade":10.8,"ease":49.1,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Only about five percent of the body of a jellyfish is solid matter; the rest is water. Fascinating, elegant, and mysterious to watch in the water, take a jellyfish out of the water, and it becomes a much less fascinating blob.","topics":["jellyfish","water","called","layer","simple","allows"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-jellyfish-b61f57cf0c.jpg","subjects":["sea-creatures","animals","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":10.9,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"195fade8a3e956","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/starfish","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"starfish","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/starfish","title":"Are starfish really fish?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/starfish.html","words":163,"minutes":1,"grade":7.3,"ease":70.9,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Sea stars, commonly called, \"starfish,\" are not fish. Sea stars live underwater, but that is where their resemblance to fish ends. They do not have gills, scales, or fins. Sea stars live only in saltwater.","topics":["stars","arms","feet","fish","tube","bodies"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-starfish-883c7b21e2.jpg","subjects":["sea-creatures","animals","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":7.6,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"83edcd616b69ea","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/seacuke","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"seacuke","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/seacuke","title":"Are sea cucumbers vegetables?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/seacuke.html","words":221,"minutes":2,"grade":9.5,"ease":55.3,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Sea cucumbers are animals, not vegetables. Found only in salt water, more than a thousand species of sea cucumbers exist around the world. These squishy invertebrates are echinoderms, making them distant relatives to starfish and urchins.","topics":["cucumbers","animals","enjoyed","ever","particles","shoot"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-seacuke-16a818c526.jpg","subjects":["sea-creatures","animals","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":10.8,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"e284589c86bfca","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/box-jellyfish","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"box-jellyfish","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/box-jellyfish","title":"What is the most venomous marine animal?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/box-jellyfish.html","words":288,"minutes":2,"grade":10.7,"ease":52.3,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"The Australian box jellyfish is considered the most venomous marine animal. They may not look dangerous, but the sting from a box jellyfish could be enough to send you to Davy Jones's locker-a watery grave, that is.","topics":["jellyfish","animal","marine","venomous","australian","body"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-box-jellyfish-fddfdce6e7.jpg","subjects":["sea-creatures","animals","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["animals hunting","danger"],"levels":{"consensus":11.3,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"e81dfc727f4348","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/mobydick","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"mobydick","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/mobydick","title":"Was Moby Dick a real whale?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/mobydick.html","words":244,"minutes":2,"grade":11.3,"ease":49.8,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Although Moby Dick was not a real whale, real-life events inspired the classic novel. \"Moby-Dick; or, The Whale\", the allegorical novel about Captain Ahab’s search to kill a great white whale, was based on real-life events.","topics":["whale","melville","pollard","dick","events","inspired"],"hero":"media/noaa-ocean-facts-mobydick-2bd40527ce.jpg","subjects":["sea-creatures","animals","ocean"],"genre":"explainer","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece told in the order it happened. O b and c: the title question, and 'Although Moby Dick was not a real whale'. P: answered. W yes: none of the first five is a bare reference sentence. L yes: 244 words. I yes: 1 picture. T no: 'after 18 months in the Pacific, Pollard ran the Two Brothers aground'; the National Register nomination for the Two Brothers shipwreck (National Park Service form 10-900, read 2026-10-02) gives \"11/26/1821 (departed Nantucket)\" and \"2/11/1823 (wreck event and sinking)\", under 15 months from Nantucket including the passage to the Pacific, and Wikipedia's Two Brothers (ship) gives 13 November 1821 to 11 February 1823. Scholar's check (Essex, Pollard, Two Brothers, Mocha Dick) holds otherwise. A: the Essex crew's 'sickness, starvation, and cannibalism', with Pollard 'One of the few to survive' (illness, death; cannibalism is named in one word, not told); a whale 'famed for its deadly attacks on whaling ships' (danger); whaling, and the whale 'killed off the coast of Chile' (animals harmed by people). 'cannibalism' proposes animals hunting, but the eaters are people (not animals hunting); the Civil War only dates the whaling peak (not war as history). death was not proposed: the gate's cues missed 'One of the few to survive')","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["animals harmed by people","danger","death","illness"],"levels":{"consensus":11,"band":"5"},"images":1,"questionCount":0,"credited":1},{"id":"3da94b05fe838a","key":"noaa-ocean-facts/fish-sleep","source":"noaa-ocean-facts","slug":"fish-sleep","url":"https://ocean-facts.noaa.gov/fish-sleep","title":"Do fish sleep?","byline":"NOAA National Ocean Service","published":"","origin":"https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/fish-sleep.html","words":102,"minutes":1,"grade":10,"ease":60.1,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"The nature of fish \"sleep\" is an area of active research. 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His real name was Shivaprakash, but because his hometown was Shikaripura, his friends called him Shikari.","topics":["claak","click","shikari","delhi","adventure","cycle"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-shikari-s-cycling-adventure-53aca0f012.jpg","subjects":["sports","people"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":6.2,"band":"3-4"},"images":20,"questionCount":0,"credited":20},{"id":"652bddbf20ab4a","key":"storyweaver/the-one-and-only-human-body","source":"storyweaver","slug":"the-one-and-only-human-body","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/the-one-and-only-human-body","title":"The One and Only Human Body","byline":"Niranjana Sivaram","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/141570-the-one-and-only-human-body","words":501,"minutes":4,"grade":3.7,"ease":85.6,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Let's take a walk through the human body. From head to toe, it is filled with organs, bones, muscles and blood. Everything in it works very hard to get us through the day.","topics":["body","that’s","bone","human","sleep","back"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-the-one-and-only-human-body-fb4ba3b171.jpg","subjects":["human-body","science"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K surprising-fact piece: a walk through the body by its smallest, biggest and strangest parts, and some records. O c, d: 'Let's take a walk through the human body.' and 'The brain is most active when we sleep!' P: answered, ending on human records. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 501 words. I yes: 13 pictures. T no: 'The tailbone is the lowest bone in the backbone. Since we don't have tails, this bone doesn't do much.' Wikipedia (Coccyx): \"The coccyx is not entirely useless in humans, because it has attachments to various muscles, tendons and ligaments.\"; and 'The longest nose ever measured was 8.8 inches long.' Wikipedia (Thomas Wedders): \"He is chiefly known for having the world's longest nose, allegedly measuring 20 cm (7.9 inches) long.\" Nearest call: the brain 'most active when we sleep' (in dreaming sleep it is about as active as awake). Not tested: the 2.3 kg brain, the 3.67 cm tooth, the femur bearing 30 times our weight. 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T no, on the fact page: Isaac Newton 'was relaxing under an apple tree when an apple fell and hit him SMACK! on the head.', a legend told as fact; History.com: \"There's no evidence to suggest the fruit actually landed on his head\", Stukeley's account being \"occasion'd by the fall of an apple, as he sat in a contemplative mood.\" Also 'he came up with the theory that the earth was like a giant magnet', and the Moon kept from falling 'Because the moon has its own gravity', when it is falling around the Earth as the space station is (NASA, What Is Microgravity?: \"all falling toward but around Earth\"). 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Langlen’s parents found her crouching by the almirah watching three kittens playing with each other, mewling softly.","topics":["langlen","imma","trait","traits","appa","parents"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-where-did-your-dimples-go-8890928c52.jpg","subjects":["stories","animals"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":4.9,"band":"3-4"},"images":16,"questionCount":0,"credited":16},{"id":"eab8ae7ca98c1d","key":"storyweaver/the-dance-of-the-flamingo","source":"storyweaver","slug":"the-dance-of-the-flamingo","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/the-dance-of-the-flamingo","title":"The Dance of  the Flamingo","byline":"Anita Mani","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/12513-the-dance-of-the-flamingo","words":1790,"minutes":13,"grade":6.9,"ease":74.6,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Like ballet dancers they pirouette on one leg, raising graceful shimmering pink wings… a cloud of pink on a blue lake. Flamingos are the ‘beauty queens’ of the bird world.","topics":["flamingos","water","birds","flamingo","lakes","bird"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-the-dance-of-the-flamingo-08f97058f6.jpg","subjects":["stories","animals","nature"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on K, W, T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K no: a reference entry organized by aspects of the bird (name, color, height, flight, neck, lifespan, species, range, flocks, soda lakes, feeding, breeding, chicks, calls, role, tourism, threats), with Did-you-know boxes and glossed words; read instead. O d: 'Like ballet dancers they pirouette on one leg', a cloud of pink on a blue lake. P: the closing hope that the sight will not fade. W no: three of the first five are reference sentences (the name's origin, what it refers to, the flamenco dance and its country). L no: 1,790 words in a middle band with no parts. I yes: 26 pictures. T no: 'The Greater Flamingo lives the longest, up to 30-33 years.' Wikipedia (Greater flamingo): \"In the wild, the average lifespan is 30-40 years.\", and \"The oldest known greater flamingo was a bird at the Adelaide Zoo in Australia that died at the age of at least 83 years.\" A fact-check pass found the rest in agreement (19 neck bones, flight over 50 km an hour and about 500 km a night, crop milk, about three years to turn pink, the state bird of Gujarat). Not tested: the Andean flamingo's numbers. A: 'Young birds may sometimes be hunted by eagles, hyenas and jackals.' (animals hunting); roads, farms, factories and towns that 'disturb the colonies and force them out of their homes' (animals harmed by people). 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Time to feast on her favourite food — the sun.","topics":["food","gecko","animals","energy","hungry","myna"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-how-the-myna-ate-the-sun-d9530abdb9.jpg","subjects":["stories","food","animals"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K story: a hungry myna's plan to eat the sun, plant to caterpillar to moth to gecko to myna, with a page on the food chain. O a, c: a myna whose favorite food is the sun. P: the plan works and the cat takes its turn. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 564 words. I yes: 16 pictures. T no, in the narrator's voice: 'These days, moths find it hard to see the moon and stars at night. So, they gather around light bulbs instead.' Mongabay (2024), reporting Fabian and others in Nature Communications: insects \"were tilting their backs, which we call the dorsal axis, their dorsum, towards the light,\" and \"other proposed explanations, like heat-seeking behavior or navigating by moonlight, fail to match the 3D flight patterns revealed in this research.\" The food-chain page agrees with school biology. A: nothing proposed. 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NASA (What Is Microgravity?, grades 5-8): \"The spacecraft, its crew and any objects aboard are all falling toward but around Earth.\", and at the station's height \"Earth's gravity is about 90 percent of what it is on the planet's surface.\" A fact-check pass found the fact page in agreement: fruit flies on a V-2 in February 1947 as the first animals in space (Wikipedia, Animals in space), a wingbeat near 200 a second, Arabella on Skylab. 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Your webbed feet and long, paddle-like tail will help you.","topics":["fish","river","family","keep","learn","away"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-how-to-be-an-otter-d79d450382.jpg","subjects":["animals","nature"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["animals hunting"],"levels":{"consensus":5.5,"band":"3-4"},"images":14,"questionCount":0,"credited":14},{"id":"15082506ddfbab","key":"storyweaver/inside-the-world-wide-web","source":"storyweaver","slug":"inside-the-world-wide-web","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/inside-the-world-wide-web","title":"Inside the World Wide Web","byline":"Roopa Pai","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/5205-inside-the-world-wide-web","words":1578,"minutes":11,"grade":6.1,"ease":76.2,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Have you heard of the World Wide Web? No? Never mind. Now, have you heard of the Internet? Yes? 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T no: 'The W3 is super-exciting because it includes' 'Email', while Wikipedia (Internet) lists the Web and email as separate services the Internet carries, \"the interlinked hypertext documents and applications of the World Wide Web (WWW), electronic mail, discussion groups\"; and 'He came up with a big idea called' hypertext, while Wikipedia (Hypertext): \"In 1965, Ted Nelson coined the terms\" hypertext and hypermedia. Also dated, not grounds by itself: 'Today, more than TWO BILLION people use the W3' and 'almost one-third of all the human beings on the planet', a figure from about 2011. 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A fact-check pass found the rest in agreement: weaver ants stitching leaves with silk, rain-tree leaves folding in wet weather and the evening, tamarind leaves closing at night, colocasia leaves over six feet. A: 'Oleander leaves are poisonous. Don't try to eat them!' is a safety clause (danger))","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":5.6,"band":"3-4"},"images":16,"questionCount":0,"credited":16},{"id":"92d32369098a6c","key":"storyweaver/a-tea-garden-party","source":"storyweaver","slug":"a-tea-garden-party","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/a-tea-garden-party","title":"A Tea Garden Party","byline":"Swati Sengupta","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/326351-a-tea-garden-party","words":569,"minutes":4,"grade":4.2,"ease":83,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Abha is going to Darjeeling with Ma and Baba. In the train, just before bedtime, Baba pours hot water from a flask into cups and dips tea bags to make tea.","topics":["leaves","abha","says","darjeeling","gardens","india"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-a-tea-garden-party-8f2599c60e.jpg","subjects":["stories","nature","vehicles"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":5,"band":"3-4"},"images":14,"questionCount":0,"credited":14},{"id":"4e10a7d67d015f","key":"storyweaver/how-heavy-is-heavy","source":"storyweaver","slug":"how-heavy-is-heavy","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/how-heavy-is-heavy","title":"How Heavy Is Heavy?","byline":"Sukanya Sinha","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/28266-how-heavy-is-heavy","words":1002,"minutes":7,"grade":3.7,"ease":88,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Here is a feather and here is a stone. Which is heavy and which is light? What a silly question, you say. 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If I had a bulbul’s hair, I would wear clips.","topics":["hair","birds","comb","look","looks","don’t"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-why-don-t-birds-comb-their-hair-aaee739863.jpg","subjects":["birds","animals"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":4.5,"band":"3-4"},"images":14,"questionCount":0,"credited":14},{"id":"dd5d946dbe7e43","key":"storyweaver/the-time-travelling-river","source":"storyweaver","slug":"the-time-travelling-river","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/the-time-travelling-river","title":"The Time-Travelling River","byline":"Parinita Shetty","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/119223-the-time-travelling-river","words":828,"minutes":6,"grade":5.5,"ease":75.5,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Rivers are like time machines. If people jump into one and travel back far enough, they will be able to witness history come alive.","topics":["rivers","river","people","water","humans","after"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-the-time-travelling-river-fe0ccf8ddd.jpg","subjects":["nature","history"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":6.4,"band":"3-4"},"images":23,"questionCount":0,"credited":23},{"id":"943ee086182f6b","key":"storyweaver/how-far-is-far","source":"storyweaver","slug":"how-far-is-far","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/how-far-is-far","title":"How Far is Far?","byline":"Sukanya Sinha","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/4445-how-far-is-far","words":1146,"minutes":8,"grade":4.4,"ease":87.4,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Today, we will climb up a ladder together. It is a rather unusual ladder. In this ladder, the distance between the rungs gets bigger and BIGGER and BIGGER as you climb up the steps, growing 10 times at each step.","topics":["step","metres","away","times","children","strip"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-how-far-is-far-ac6e66cdb5.jpg","subjects":["science","space"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"formatting: F 0 (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece: a ladder of distances growing tenfold a step. O c, d: 'Today, we will climb up a ladder together. It is a rather unusual ladder.' P: the ladder climbed to the farthest object seen. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 1,146 words in a middle band, with step headings and 10 pictures, no stretch of 300 words without one. I yes: 10 pictures. T no, on the note under step 2: 'When it was built in 1656, it had the largest dome in the world. It held the record until 1881!' Wikipedia (List of largest domes): Florence Cathedral's 45.5 m dome held the record from 1436 to 1871, and the Gol Gumbaz's measures 37.92 m. Nearest call: Kashmir to Kanyakumari at about 4000 km (the parents' note says 3984 km; not opened). Not tested: the Moon at 4,00,000 km and the Sun at 15 crore km, round figures. F 0: the extraction lost the superscripts, so powers of ten read as plain numbers inside sentences: 'can be written as 103', 'which is 1016 m away from the Sun', 'Is the length of a pencil closer to 101 cm or 102 cms?'; for librarian. 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Kids were tumbling out of bed, their mothers hurrying them to clean their teeth, handing them tooth sticks and jars of toothpaste.","topics":["toothpaste","teeth","tube","tubes","filled","lucius"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-how-does-the-toothpaste-get-into-the-tube-c906cccf3c.jpg","subjects":["inventions","how-things-work"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on W, T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction in the story's own voice: Lucius Sheffield's idea for a toothpaste tube, and how tubes are filled today. O a, d: kids tumbling out of bed to the shared toothpaste jar, and 'What? Did I just say' toothsticks. P: the tube is filled from its wide end and sealed. W no: three of the first five sentences are reference ('The year was 1870.', the place, '7 am.'). L yes: 677 words. I yes: 13 pictures. T no: 'But do you know which the best brush in the world is? Your fingers, say dentists!' A controlled study (Efficacy of the Finger Toothbrush as an Alternative Oral Hygiene Method, PMC11930854): \"The finger toothbrush was significantly more effective than the teeth cleaning method with a finger in reducing plaque accumulation, though it was not as good as a manual toothbrush.\" Nearest call: children of 1870 using twigs (Wikipedia, Toothbrush, puts US mass production from 1885). Not tested: the Paris paint tubes, datun, apples and carrots cleaning teeth. 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The harvest last year was very poor. Now it’s summer, time to sow the cotton seeds. But in their village, it’s hard to get enough local and organic seeds.","topics":["seeds","bank","seed","cotton","farmers","says"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-the-seed-savers-2012ec4049.jpg","subjects":["stories","science"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K story: women farmers start a seed bank (inspired by the Maa Lankeshwari Seed Bank in Odisha), with a fact page. O a: 'The cotton farmers are worried.' after a poor harvest. P: the bank is full and the problem solved. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 626 words. I yes: 23 pictures. T no, on the fact page: 'Some seeds need chemicals to grow. These are genetically modified seeds.' Wikipedia (Bt cotton): the transgene causes the plant \"to produce this natural insecticide in its tissues\", and \"This eliminates the need to use large amounts of broad-spectrum insecticides\". Also 'hybrid seeds, cannot be replanted after the harvest and have to be thrown away', when Wikipedia (Hybrid seed) says \"Hybrid seeds planted by the farmer produce similar plants, but the seeds of the next generation from those hybrids will not consistently have the desired characteristics\". Nearest call: Svalbard's 'over 8,30,000 kinds of seeds' (a fact-check pass found over 1.4 million samples now; over remains true). 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Dr B.R.","topics":["rice","dadaji","farm","life","began","changes"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-this-land-is-my-school-dadaji-khobragade-the-rice-man-of-india-9231532bf3.jpg","subjects":["people","plants","food"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction: Dadaji Khobragade, a farmer schooled by his land, who found HMT rice. O a: 'A boy sat on his father's shoulders, listening' as Ambedkar spoke. P: known today as the rice man of India. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 683 words. I yes: 13 pictures. T no: 'In 1990, he saw some unusual changes in the paddy.' Wikipedia (Dadaji Ramaji Khobragade): \"Around 1983, Khobragade noticed a plant with slightly different appearance and yellowish seeds in his field\", and \"By 1990, the variety was given a name HMT.\" Agrees (same article): born \"May 17, 1939\", and \"at least nine rice varieties\". 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T no: 'these are just a tiny fraction of the 30,000 different types we have so far discovered in the world' (the World Spider Catalog counts \"54,143 Species\"); 'spiders are not insects but belong to the order Arachnids' (Wikipedia, Spider: \"Spiders (order Araneae)\"); and 'In their natural state, they may live for periods ranging from several months to ten years.' (same article: \"an Australian female trapdoor spider was documented to have lived in the wild for 43 years\"). Not tested: the Black Widow 'not found in India' (a fact-check pass found four widow species recorded in India; not opened), silk stronger than Kevlar. Text oddities for librarian to check against StoryWeaver's page, perhaps the book's own: a pound sign inside therefore, 'gist-wrapped', 'beothers'. A: hunting is a main subject, prey bitten, poisoned and liquefied, a wasp grub feeding on a living spider (animals hunting). 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Agrees (same article): the Padma Vibhushan in 2007, the Dirac Medal of the ICTP in 2010 ('Three years later'), death in 2018 at 86 (16 September 1931 to 13 May 2018). Not tested: nine Nobel nominations, the Padua report and the order of publication, tachyons. The question page's atom 'not unlike a tiny solar system' is offered as a likeness. A: the Indian Institute of Science and Indian science are names (dated name for a group); his death is a date (death))","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":7.5,"band":"5"},"images":14,"questionCount":0,"credited":14},{"id":"8af039a898893c","key":"storyweaver/chasing-the-rain","source":"storyweaver","slug":"chasing-the-rain","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/chasing-the-rain","title":"Chasing the Rain","byline":"Mukta Patil","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/540838-chasing-the-rain","words":914,"minutes":7,"grade":9,"ease":55,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Waiting is sometimes the hardest thing to do. 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Fadnavis and others (Environmental Research Letters 2021, White Rose eprint 176347): the lockdown \"enhanced amount of rainfall by 4% (0.2 mm d-1) over the Indian landmass and 5%-15% (0.8-3 mm d-1) over central India\", so 3 mm a day is the top of the central-India range, not an average. A fact-check pass found in agreement: the southwest monsoon bringing about three-quarters of the year's rain (IMD, 74.9 percent), the IMD founded in 1875, about 5 percent more monsoon rain for each degree of warming (Katzenberger and others 2021), Guhathakurta's flood-risk regions, Debal Deb's over 1,400 rice varieties, Archana Soreng of the Khadia tribe, Meghdoot. Not tested: forecasts for 2 square kilometers, Shaji's 300 tubers (a 2022 report says over 200), the Futanes' dust sowing, Ashwini Kulkarni's finding. A: extreme weather events 'like cyclones, droughts and floods, which affects everyone', and flood risk rising (disaster). 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Wikipedia (Hauz Khas Complex) names the madrasa's first director as \"one Jalal al-Din Rumi who knew fourteen sciences\", a fourteenth-century scholar; the famous Sufi poet (Wikipedia, Rumi) lived from 1207 to 1273 and died in Konya, eighty years before the madrasa opened in 1352. Agrees (Hauz Khas Complex): the tank built in Alauddin Khalji's reign and re-excavated by Firoz Shah. Not tested: the 1320 battle, Timur's words. A: 'In 1398, Timur, a Central-Asian conqueror, attacked Delhi.' and camped at the madrasa (war as history). Not so: 'He had it built before he died.' (death); the references' web address (dated name for a group))","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["war as history"],"levels":{"consensus":6.7,"band":"5"},"images":21,"questionCount":0,"credited":21},{"id":"950c8ab0eac1bd","key":"storyweaver/bombay-ducks-bombay-docks","source":"storyweaver","slug":"bombay-ducks-bombay-docks","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/bombay-ducks-bombay-docks","title":"Bombay Ducks, Bombay Docks","byline":"Fleur D'Souza","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/107267-bombay-ducks-bombay-docks","words":822,"minutes":6,"grade":6.3,"ease":75,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"It’s the first day of the summer vacation. “No school until the rains,” Vandana tells herself. She lives in a koliwada along the shores of Mumbai and belongs to the Koli community, the original residents of Bombay.","topics":["bombay","boats","docks","ships","aaji","fish"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-bombay-ducks-bombay-docks-59b001972a.jpg","subjects":["stories","animals","ocean"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K story (Vandana in a Mumbai koliwada and Aaji's stories) carrying the city's fishing and shipbuilding history, with a fact page. O e: the opening verse, 'The twinkle of a million stars'. P: the monsoon tales told, Vandana proud of her community. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 822 words. I yes: 18 pictures. T no, in the narrator's voice: 'The Treaty of Nanking, which ended the Opium Wars with China in 1842, was signed on the HMS Cornwallis, a 74-gun frigate built in Bombay.' Wikipedia (HMS Cornwallis (1813)): \"HMS Cornwallis was a 74-gun third rate Vengeur-class ship of the line\", not a frigate; Wikipedia (Treaty of Nanking): it \"ended the First Opium War (1839-1842)\", and a second followed. Built of teak at Bombay agrees (same article). Not tested: 25 islands, 36 koliwadas, Aungier in 1671, Mazagon repairs in 1673. The Bombay Duck's name from the mail trains is told as 'the story goes', not as fact. 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Most of all, I love to play football.","topics":["kanu","football","dadu","mohun","bagan","play"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-barefoot-kanu-dadu-ada8ecf0f9.jpg","subjects":["stories","sports"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K story frame (Chinar, eight, wants new football shoes) carrying the true story of her mother's grand-uncle Kanu Roy, with an author's note. O a: Chinar loves football and means to win the World Cup. P: she falls asleep dreaming of goals. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 669 words. I yes: 17 pictures. T no, on the true story as told: 'Till then the Indian Football Association Shield was a tournament only for British regimental teams.' Wikipedia (Mohun Bagan Super Giant) has Mohun Bagan in the Shield before 1911: \"they would struggle to match the regimental teams of British and British Indian armies in the first two years of participation\" (1909 and 1910). The author's note's 'dominated by British army teams' is the accurate form. Not tested: the 2-1 final on 29 July 1911, ten players barefoot, the Wari club, the Maharaja's Rs 25, Sen-Raleigh's bicycle. A: British and Indian are plain names (dated name for a group); a football final against a regiment's team is no war (war as history))","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":5.5,"band":"5"},"images":17,"questionCount":0,"credited":17},{"id":"88a1afafc93a26","key":"storyweaver/ira-investigates-the-invisible","source":"storyweaver","slug":"ira-investigates-the-invisible","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/ira-investigates-the-invisible","title":"Ira Investigates the Invisible","byline":"Menaka Raman","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/123858-ira-investigates-the-invisible","words":1052,"minutes":8,"grade":4.3,"ease":82.8,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Where did I put that petri dish? Oh, hello! Have you seen a small glass dish with a lid? It’s for an important experiment I’m doing. I’ve put about a billion cells inside it.","topics":["coli","microbes","dish","mould","food","look"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-ira-investigates-the-invisible-7eefa743a0.jpg","subjects":["stories","science","food"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":6.1,"band":"5"},"images":22,"questionCount":0,"credited":22},{"id":"9107e71e584d1a","key":"storyweaver/grace-one-engineer-s-fight-to-make-science-education-accessible-for-all","source":"storyweaver","slug":"grace-one-engineer-s-fight-to-make-science-education-accessible-for-all","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/grace-one-engineer-s-fight-to-make-science-education-accessible-for-all","title":"Grace: One engineer's fight to make science education accessible for all","byline":"Sayantan Datta","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/561819-grace-one-engineer-s-fight-to-make-science-education-accessible-for-all","words":965,"minutes":7,"grade":6.3,"ease":69.6,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Why did Nagajyoti and she have to sit outside the classroom where everybody left their slippers? 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He is India’s greatest son, He read books to speak the truth, loud and clear.","topics":["books","ambedkar","life","school","after","every"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-b-r-ambedkar-a-life-in-books-acd2dd2ac8.jpg","subjects":["people","history"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction in verse: his life as a reader from school to Columbia, then a prose page. O a: 'In school he was forced to sit outside the classroom.' P: the verse ends on what he learned for, the prose on Rajgruh, the home he built for his books. W yes: one of the first five (his birth date and name) is a reference sentence. L yes: 620 words. I yes: 15 pictures. T no, narrowly: 'On July 12, 1913, he landed in New York state.' The Columbia timeline of his life (Pritchett, ccnmtl.columbia.edu) has him \"Arriving in New York during the third week in July\". Nearest calls: 'He finished his MA and PhD' in less time than the course allowed (Wikipedia: M.A. in June 1915, Ph.D. conferred in 1927); 'Ambedkar became the first untouchable to matriculate' (Wikipedia says only that he passed the examination in 1907). Not tested: King Lear at seventeen, 50,000 books, Rajgruh's naming. 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T yes: a fact-check pass found Wikipedia in agreement: Kekoo Gandhy died on 10 November 2012; Chemould founded in 1963 on the first floor of the Jehangir Art Gallery, which opened in 1952, and moved in 2007 (the reading's 44 years); the Bombay Progressives' first sales made through the frame shop. Not tested: Husain's first sale from the window, the MurArt scheme, Khorshed's death in 2013, Bapsy's parentage. A: 'massacre' names the cause Bapsy raised money for, 'the victims of the Jallianwalla Bagh massacre', so the provisional hide lifts; Jews sent to concentration camps 'where they were made to work and when they could no longer work, they were killed' (captivity and slavery; death). Not so: the massacre is not animals hunting (animals hunting); the Jews, Indian art and Indian painters are plain names (dated name for a group); the camps are history, not fairy tale (fairy-tale violence); the Second World War dates the refugees' arrival and the prisoner-of-war camp is the setting where Kekoo met painters (war as history))","quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"atags":["captivity and slavery","death"],"inParts":true,"levels":{"consensus":5.9,"band":"5"},"images":29,"questionCount":0,"credited":29},{"id":"c0e0a606b6fe52","key":"storyweaver/we-call-her-ba-a-biography-of-kasturba-gandhi","source":"storyweaver","slug":"we-call-her-ba-a-biography-of-kasturba-gandhi","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/we-call-her-ba-a-biography-of-kasturba-gandhi","title":"We call her Ba - A Biography of Kasturba Gandhi","byline":"Subhadra Sen Gupta","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/16146-we-call-her-ba-a-biography-of-kasturba-gandhi","words":4440,"minutes":32,"grade":8.3,"ease":67,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"In many photographs of Mahatma Gandhi you will see her sitting right behind him. 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Wikipedia (Kasturba Gandhi): he \"departed in 1888\" and \"returned from London in 1891\"; and South Africa in the 1890s given 'a racist law called Apartheid', when Wikipedia (Apartheid) has it existing \"in South Africa and South West Africa (now Namibia) from 1948 to 1994\". Not tested: Harilal's birth in 1886, the 23 days at Durban, twenty-five days for the Dandi march, two years at the Aga Khan Palace, the Fischer and Mira Behn quotations. A: imprisonment in Transvaal and at the Aga Khan Palace, laborers freed 'from this bondage' (captivity and slavery); laborers 'who were called' coolies (dated name for a group); 'some people even died' and her own death (death); her fatal lung infection and the raw-food dysentery (illness). Not so: marchers 'in danger' (danger); 'disaster struck when one boy dropped a brass plate' is an idiom (disaster); his fear of ghosts and snakes (scary); a monkey army of children and a battle for rights are figures (war as history). Cue gap, not added (not on the avoid list): engaged at seven and married at thirteen (child bride))","quality":{"d":null,"f":1,"v":2},"atags":["captivity and slavery","dated name for a group","death","illness"],"inParts":true,"levels":{"consensus":8.7,"band":"5"},"images":20,"questionCount":0,"credited":20},{"id":"1cd21b1e02c215","key":"storyweaver/sir-m-visvesvaraya-the-builder-of-dams-bridges-and-a-nation","source":"storyweaver","slug":"sir-m-visvesvaraya-the-builder-of-dams-bridges-and-a-nation","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/sir-m-visvesvaraya-the-builder-of-dams-bridges-and-a-nation","title":"Sir M. Visvesvaraya: The Builder of Dams, Bridges and a Nation","byline":"Mala Kumar","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/34303-sir-m-visvesvaraya-the-builder-of-dams-bridges-and-a-nation","words":2220,"minutes":16,"grade":9.6,"ease":53.9,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Dhadddarr! Dhad! Dhad! The books fell down as Mangala reached for an old trunk. Amma came running. “Ah, my Sir MV book!” she said and picked it up. “He autographed it for Muttajji, see?” Mangala sat next to her mother.","topics":["visvesvaraya","education","mysore","engineer","college","water"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-sir-m-visvesvaraya-the-builder-of-dams-bridges-and-a-nation-dcac50c267.jpg","subjects":["people","tech","history"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction in a story frame: Mangala and her mother learn about Sir MV from his birthplace museum. O a: books fall from an old trunk and Amma finds her grandmother's autographed Sir MV book. P: they plan to visit his museum on his birthday, Engineers' Day. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L no: 2,220 words in a middle band with no parts; fix by parts, for example at 'The Mysore years'. I yes: 29 pictures. T no: 'In 1912, when KRS Dam was built' 'it supplied power to the Kolar Gold Fields'. Wikipedia (Krishna Raja Sagara): \"The foundation stone was laid on 11 November 1911\", and \"the dam itself was built by 1931, while the formal inauguration came in 1932\"; the power came from downstream, \"the Shivanasamudra hydroelectric station, commissioned in 1902 as Asia's first hydroelectric power plant. It once supplied the Kolar Gold Fields\". Agrees (a fact-check pass): his father's death when he was 15. Not tested: the Block System's year, the rise in institutions, the dictionary story. A: 'When he was 15, Vishwa's father passed away.' and in the Musi flood 'Thousands of people were killed.' (death); the 1908 flood of Hyderabad (disaster, added: an avoid-listed tag the cues missed). Not so: 'the rocky and dangerous terrain' he went to inspect (danger); British and Indian officers and the Indian Constitution are plain names (dated name for a group); a real flood is no fairy tale (fairy-tale violence))","quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"atags":["death","disaster"],"inParts":true,"levels":{"consensus":8.5,"band":"5"},"images":29,"questionCount":0,"credited":29},{"id":"c311a8eea68b17","key":"storyweaver/walking-in-the-wild","source":"storyweaver","slug":"walking-in-the-wild","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/walking-in-the-wild","title":"Walking in the Wild","byline":"Sejal Mehta","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/31846-walking-in-the-wild","words":890,"minutes":6,"grade":6.2,"ease":70.6,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"The sun is just waking up in Mizoram, its rays nudging the Dampa Tiger Reserve to life. Bamboo stems huddle together, towering over the narrow mud paths. The River Seling flows by, gurgling.","topics":["zakhuma","forest","deer","camera","it’s","mizoram"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-walking-in-the-wild-0399ca9b59.jpg","subjects":["animals","nature"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["animals harmed by people"],"levels":{"consensus":7.8,"band":"5"},"images":22,"questionCount":0,"credited":22},{"id":"bce16e5de9c6f6","key":"storyweaver/everyday-superheroes","source":"storyweaver","slug":"everyday-superheroes","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/everyday-superheroes","title":"Everyday Superheroes","byline":"Minakshi Dewan","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/263984-everyday-superheroes","words":447,"minutes":3,"grade":5.6,"ease":69.9,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"The world looked different. Many grown-ups had stopped going to work. 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Reluctantly, she tore her eyes away from the beautiful animals – it would get dark soon!","topics":["ahilyabai","after","malwa","maratha","people","maheshwar"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-ahilyabai-holkar-20bff1978b.jpg","subjects":["people","history"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction with headings: her life from a chance meeting in 1733 to her death in 1795. O a: 'Look at these beautiful horses and elephants!' squeals Ahilya, watched by the man who will choose her as his son's bride. P: her rule ends with her death and what is named after her. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L no: 1,655 words in a middle band with no parts; fix by parts, for example at 'A tumultuous life (1754)'. I yes: 21 pictures. T no: 'Fifteen years after Khanderrao's death, Malharrao passed away.' Wikipedia (Ahilyabai Holkar) has Khanderao killed at Kumher in 1754 and Malhar Rao dying \"on 20 May 1766 in Alampur\", twelve years later; and 'Malerao could only be subedar for nine months' against \"Male Rao had reigned for just over six months when he died on 5 April 1767.\" Agrees (same article): Male Rao made ruler at 21, her reign from 1767 to 1795. Not tested: the two other wives' sati, the French commander, the 1772 letter's wording, the stamp, and the wording of the Nehru, Keay and Malcolm quotations. A: her husband 'hit by a cannonball', her son's death, her own (death); 'He suffered from a mental illness and in one such frenzied moment, he killed a weaver' (illness); the siege of Kumbher and the armies she raised (war as history). Cue gaps, not added (neither tag is on the avoid list): married as a child after the 1733 meeting, 'In those days, marriages happened early' (child bride); sati told as women expected to 'jump in their husband's pyre to end her life', and two wives who 'committed sati' (self-harm). Not so: the British, Indians and the Indian government are plain names (dated name for a group); 'devastated' is grief (disaster); the killing and the bear letter are history, not fairy tale (fairy-tale violence))","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["death","illness","war as history"],"inParts":true,"levels":{"consensus":8.1,"band":"5"},"images":21,"questionCount":0,"credited":21},{"id":"f8e7c998c4fe01","key":"storyweaver/the-grass-seeker","source":"storyweaver","slug":"the-grass-seeker","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/the-grass-seeker","title":"The Grass Seeker","byline":"Uddalak Gupta","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/121978-the-grass-seeker","words":657,"minutes":5,"grade":6.7,"ease":74.3,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Every year, when the snow starts to melt, 67-year-old Gaddi shepherd Room Singh packs a few of his essentials.","topics":["room","singh","years","flock","grass","high"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-the-grass-seeker-f8b81676f3.jpg","subjects":["nature","animals","places"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":8.1,"band":"5"},"images":21,"questionCount":0,"credited":21},{"id":"12e070c7eee1ff","key":"storyweaver/a-tree-s-heart","source":"storyweaver","slug":"a-tree-s-heart","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/a-tree-s-heart","title":"A Tree's Heart","byline":"Radha Rangarajan","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/267809-a-tree-s-heart","words":970,"minutes":7,"grade":6.9,"ease":73.4,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"To those who stop to look, trees tell stories. Touch the trunk, listen to the rustling leaves, and lie down under the tree to watch the branches sway. There are stories hidden everywhere —","topics":["tree","trees","rings","years","cells","forest"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-a-tree-s-heart-5689d2200f.jpg","subjects":["plants","nature","science"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"atags":["fire and explosions"],"levels":{"consensus":7.9,"band":"5"},"images":17,"questionCount":0,"credited":17},{"id":"e844c6027f4e48","key":"storyweaver/the-girl-who-thinks-in-numbers-data-warrior-prukalpa-sankar","source":"storyweaver","slug":"the-girl-who-thinks-in-numbers-data-warrior-prukalpa-sankar","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/the-girl-who-thinks-in-numbers-data-warrior-prukalpa-sankar","title":"The Girl Who Thinks in Numbers: Data Warrior  Prukalpa Sankar","byline":"Shreyasi Singh","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/69028-the-girl-who-thinks-in-numbers-data-warrior-prukalpa-sankar","words":778,"minutes":6,"grade":7.8,"ease":63.2,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Prukalpa loves numbers. 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Nanyang Technological University (alumni story): \"Building an internal tool to fix their own data chaos led Prukalpa and Varun to their next company Atlan\"; Atlan was launched in 2019. Not tested: 2.7 crore LPG connections in 11 months (a fact-check pass found reports of about 2 crore). A: a stomach bug and diseases tracked are named (illness))","quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":8.6,"band":"5"},"images":24,"questionCount":0,"credited":24},{"id":"7342dd7d5016e1","key":"storyweaver/north-south-east-west","source":"storyweaver","slug":"north-south-east-west","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/north-south-east-west","title":"North, South, East, West","byline":"C G Salamander","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/361239-north-south-east-west","words":1129,"minutes":8,"grade":5,"ease":83.8,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Dear Class 4B, Priya Miss must have told you that I won’t be coming to school for the next five months. I’m travelling across India with Amma and Appa.","topics":["love","amma","appa","shaana","dear","best"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-north-south-east-west-873c7c1eda.jpg","subjects":["stories","nature","ocean"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":5.3,"band":"5"},"images":21,"questionCount":0,"credited":21},{"id":"05e8148cf9b078","key":"storyweaver/the-fascinating-fibonaccis","source":"storyweaver","slug":"the-fascinating-fibonaccis","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/the-fascinating-fibonaccis","title":"The Fascinating Fibonaccis","byline":"Dr. Shonali Chinniah","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/5619-the-fascinating-fibonaccis","words":1238,"minutes":9,"grade":6.2,"ease":71.7,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Numbers. We use them every day. To count, measure, call friends on the phone and even to find out what something costs.","topics":["fibonacci","number","pattern","numbers","sequence","squares"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-the-fascinating-fibonaccis-d57ff91706.jpg","subjects":["stories","nature"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"formatting: F 0 (reviewed by reviewer-1: K no: a lesson, number patterns taught step by step with exercises ('What will the next number in this sequence be?', drawing the squares, tracing the spiral), then examples from nature and a short history; read instead. O b, c: 'But did you know you can also use numbers to create patterns' and patterns within nature. P: answered, the spiral in shells and flowers. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L no: 1,238 words in a middle band with no parts. I yes: 21 pictures. T no: 'Flowers with 4 petals (4 is NOT a Fibonacci number) are also rare.' Wikipedia (Brassicaceae): \"Over 4,300 species are accepted.\" and \"Each flower has four petals\"; also Hemachandra placed 'In the 11th century' (a fact-check pass found the MacTutor archive giving 1089 to 1173, with the work around 1150; not opened). F 0: the extraction lost the superscripts, so squares read as other numbers inside sentences ('1 x 1 = 1 Squared or 12= 1', 'Let's try to DRAW 12, 22 , 32 and so on.'); for librarian, as in how-far-is-far. 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O d: 'If you travel around India from NORTH to SOUTH' ... 'you will see people making things everywhere'. P: the journey ends with the road builders of Rajasthan. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 1,183 words, 28 pictures. I yes: 28 pictures. T no: 'Well water is usually the cleanest and safest water to drink as it comes straight from deep under the ground, far from all the pollution that can seep into surface water.' Eos (Widespread contamination found in northwest India's groundwater): \"Researchers found that over three quarters of the wells were contaminated by uranium, fluoride, and nitrates at levels exceeding World Health Organization drinking water guidelines.\" Not tested: 25 days to make a brick, Jagannath as Krishna, the thathera. A: 'They are wandering gypsies from a tribe called the BANJARA tribe.' (dated name for a group). 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A world teeming with life and joy.","topics":["world","years","earth","coal","climate","forests"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-our-beautiful-world-6b1df6e3a8.jpg","subjects":["nature","earth-rocks","science"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on O, T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction: climate change told as a history, from the Holocene to the Industrial Revolution to a hoped-for future. O no: the 50-word window praises the world and what 'we' build, with no character at a time and place, no question, no marked surprise and no address to the reader; the turn, 'Easier, yes. But is it better?', comes after it. P: the history ends inside the reading, on hope. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 1,094 words, 23 pictures. I yes: 23 pictures. T no: 'Over thousands of years they return to forms of carbon: coal, gas, oil.' Wikipedia (Coal): plant matter is \"converted into coal by the heat and pressure of deep burial over millions of years\"; and 'Humans have been around for about 2,00,000 years.' Smithsonian (Homo sapiens): \"During a time of dramatic climate change 300,000 years ago, Homo sapiens evolved in Africa.\" Nearest call, not opened: 'by 2050, the world will be 2.4 degrees celsius hotter' (a fact-check pass found current-policy projections near that figure for 2100, and for mid-century only on the highest-emission path). A: supercyclones that 'hit India every year', cities like Mumbai and Kolkata deserted, rivers 'flooding all the time' (disaster: climate disaster is the subject). Not so: 'Forests will burn every year' is a forecast (danger); 'killing birds and animals' is told of people, not a fairy tale (fairy-tale violence); COVID-19 is named (illness); the 'monster' is a figure for climate change, answered by hope (scary))","quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"atags":["disaster"],"levels":{"consensus":6.2,"band":"5"},"images":23,"questionCount":0,"credited":23},{"id":"be3f74bef7a80f","key":"storyweaver/chipko-takes-root","source":"storyweaver","slug":"chipko-takes-root","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/chipko-takes-root","title":"Chipko takes root","byline":"Jeyanthi Manokaran","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/8905-chipko-takes-root","words":2281,"minutes":16,"grade":4.4,"ease":81.2,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Dhoom Dadaka! Dhoom Dadaka! Dhoom Dadaka! Dhoom! High up in the branches of her tree, Dichi plays on her dholak. Her three brothers clamber up the same sturdy tree while their sheep jostle and bleat on the meadow below. “Dichi!”","topics":["dichi","dhoom","dadaka","trees","chacha","says"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-chipko-takes-root-86e5b4ded1.jpg","subjects":["stories","nature","animals"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K story, historical fiction: Dichi, a Bhotiya girl, in the Chipko movement, with a glossary, a bibliography and a fact page. O a: Dichi drums high in her tree and Dada calls her to visit Grandma. P: the axemen leave and the village dances. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L no: 2,281 words in a middle band with no parts; fix by parts, for example at 'Dichi sits on her ash tree'. I yes: 32 pictures. T no, on the fact page: 'In 1970 floods occur in Alaknanda when the forests are cleared, sweeping away houses, bridges, cattle and thousands of people.' Scroll (Chandi Prasad Bhatt recalls the 1970 floods): \"The government said 26 people had died, 29 were missing, 142 cattle had perished\", and the largest press figure it reports is \"One thousand pilgrims have died in the Alaknanda floods.\" Not tested: the 1980 law, Gaura Devi's part. A: a flash flood drowns Dada and costs Dichi the use of her leg, and 'they bring his body home from the river' (disaster; death is a cue gap, not added, since it is not on the avoid list). 'The Bhotiya tribe' is the community's name (dated name for a group). Chacha's gambling debt is told plainly and resolved)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["disaster"],"inParts":true,"levels":{"consensus":5.1,"band":"5"},"images":32,"questionCount":0,"credited":32},{"id":"06d0face0cf5df","key":"storyweaver/kali-wants-to-dance","source":"storyweaver","slug":"kali-wants-to-dance","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/kali-wants-to-dance","title":"Kali Wants to Dance","byline":"Aparna Karthikeyan","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/30972-kali-wants-to-dance","words":995,"minutes":7,"grade":7.1,"ease":65.5,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"In the fishing village of Kovalam, Kali Veerapathiran is a hero. Not because he is an actor. Not because he has fought off villains. He’s a hero because he learnt to dance.","topics":["kali","dance","dancer","bharatanatyam","school","kalakshetra"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-kali-wants-to-dance-a6f8279581.jpg","subjects":["people","arts","music"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":6.5,"band":"5"},"images":16,"questionCount":0,"credited":16},{"id":"778f97e712fe9f","key":"storyweaver/tine-and-the-faraway-mountain","source":"storyweaver","slug":"tine-and-the-faraway-mountain","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/tine-and-the-faraway-mountain","title":"Tine and the Faraway Mountain","byline":"Shikha Tripathi","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/45980-tine-and-the-faraway-mountain","words":894,"minutes":6,"grade":5.2,"ease":77.4,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"“I completely let go of fear. Fear of norms and fear of society. I was neither afraid of failure, nor dying. I believed in my own strengths and nurtured my natural talent. I improved my weaknesses.","topics":["tine","mountain","climb","everest","became","cherring"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-tine-and-the-faraway-mountain-e18033158c.jpg","subjects":["people","explorers"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction: Tine Mena, from the Mishmi hills to the top of Everest. O a: 'Today is a big day for Tine Mena.' P: she reaches the summit, with a note on her life since. W yes: none of the first five is a reference sentence. L yes: 894 words. I yes: 20 pictures. T no, narrowly: 'At the age of 25, she has become the first woman from Northeast India to climb Everest.' Wikipedia (Tine Mena): born \"17 September 1986\", summit \"9 May 2011\", so she was 24. Agrees (same article): \"the first woman from Northeast India\" to reach the summit. Not tested: 10.45 am, the porter's disguise. A: she worked as a porter on an army expedition, no war (war as history))","quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":6.6,"band":"5"},"images":20,"questionCount":0,"credited":20},{"id":"96e7530ee2e9f2","key":"storyweaver/from-submarines-to-sky-raiders-all-about-dragonflies-and-damselflies","source":"storyweaver","slug":"from-submarines-to-sky-raiders-all-about-dragonflies-and-damselflies","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/from-submarines-to-sky-raiders-all-about-dragonflies-and-damselflies","title":"From Submarines to Sky Raiders - All about Dragonflies and Damselflies","byline":"Ranjit Lal","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/415-from-submarines-to-sky-raiders-all-about-dragonflies-and-damselflies","words":2025,"minutes":14,"grade":9.4,"ease":65.2,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"It is one thing to be charged at by a wild elephant or rhino or buffalo or even a sloth bear. But this! This was ridiculous! 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L yes: 2,025 words in a middle band, now presented in parts (inParts in librarian's built index.json), with a picture about every 92 words. T no, unchanged: 'About 5000 species have been named around the world' is out of date, 6,442 recognized species of Odonata (World Odonata List, University of Puget Sound, revised 2025-04-05). Agrees: Meganeura's wingspan of about 70 cm, about 500 species in India, dragonflies do not sting or bite people. Not tested: the two restored passages. F 0, unchanged: a sentence begins 'would take a couple of hours at least' with its first word lost; librarian read the same gap in the publisher's own box (addendum 6 report, point 3), so it is the book's, and a child still meets it. 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Agrees: release on 3 May 1913, London in 1912, the award in 1969 and the stamp in 1971. Not tested: the villagers taking the cast for dacoits. A: nothing to tag)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"inParts":true,"levels":{"consensus":7.1,"band":"5"},"images":21,"questionCount":0,"credited":21},{"id":"e67a88757cd2a1","key":"storyweaver/a-song-in-space-kesarbai-kerkar","source":"storyweaver","slug":"a-song-in-space-kesarbai-kerkar","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/a-song-in-space-kesarbai-kerkar","title":"A Song in Space: Kesarbai Kerkar","byline":"Neha Singh","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/517432-a-song-in-space-kesarbai-kerkar","words":768,"minutes":5,"grade":7.9,"ease":61.8,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"When Kesar was small, she would sing all day and night. She loved an audience and she sang to the birds, the trees, the sun, the moon and the stars.","topics":["kesarbai","music","performed","space","kesar","record"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-a-song-in-space-kesarbai-kerkar-338d39677f.jpg","subjects":["stories","music","space"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction. O a: 'When Kesar was small, she would sing all day and night.' P: her song leaves on Voyager as she dies. T no, narrowly: 'Ann Druyan, the producer of the record'; NASA credits Druyan as Creative Director and Timothy Ferris as Producer (NASA Science, Golden Record contents, read 2026-10-01); 'And music by thirty artists from across the world.', NASA lists 27 musical selections. Agrees: Robert E. Brown recommended her raga; born 1892, so 11 in 1903; died 1977, the year of the launches. Not tested: Alladiya Khan's rule against teaching girls, the record found in a New York shop (a shop is confirmed, its details are not). The bibliography of web addresses is back matter. A: 'an Indian shop in New York' names a nationality)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":7.4,"band":"5"},"images":16,"questionCount":0,"credited":16},{"id":"aa6e688e6859fa","key":"storyweaver/a-walk-among-trees","source":"storyweaver","slug":"a-walk-among-trees","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/a-walk-among-trees","title":"A Walk Among Trees","byline":"Nimret Handa","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/180-a-walk-among-trees","words":3798,"minutes":27,"grade":5.5,"ease":80.1,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"The royal orchard looked lush after the rains. The earth was soft and wet and had a delightful fragrance. The trees looked like they had been washed and each leaf looked like it had been polished by hand.","topics":["tree","trees","leaves","fruit","grow","flowers"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-a-walk-among-trees-f938315b75.jpg","subjects":["stories","nature","animals"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on K (reviewed by reviewer-1: Re-review after librarian's addendum 6 fixes: against the batch 2 body the only change is a stray space before a comma, now gone. K no, unchanged: after a short frame, a king showing his son the royal orchard, the reading is a run of reference entries, one a tree (pomegranate, jackfruit, papaya and eleven more), each by appearance, uses, food value and origin; read instead. O a: the head gardener plants a new tree inside the window. P: the prince waves to the young mango tree. L yes: 3,798 words in a middle band, now presented in parts (inParts in librarian's built index.json). T not decided, K decides; flagged for the record as in batch 2: 'All trees bear fruit.' and the tamarind that 'breathes out carbon dioxide'. 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Jerry had heard that said often enough but he didn’t really believe it. One day in 2002, he and his friend, the artist Mehlli Gobhai, were walking in the hills around Gholvad.","topics":["mehlli","gobhai","look","said","jerry","wanted"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-the-secret-world-of-mehlli-gobhai-the-man-who-found-art-everywhere-e8fd46129d.jpg","subjects":["stories","arts","animals"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction, told by a friend who walked with him. O a: Jerry and the artist walk the hills around Gholvad in 2002. P: his life closes on a stroke, with the images still in his mind. L no: 1,665 words in a middle band with no parts; fix by parts. T no, narrowly: 'Mehlli Gobhai was born in 1932.'; Chemould Prescott Road, his gallery, gives 1931 to 2018 (gallerychemould.com, read 2026-10-01). Not tested: the family's houses, the slow loris, his teachers and books. 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L yes: 2,065 words in a middle band, now presented in parts (inParts in librarian's built index.json). T not decided, K decides; flagged for the record: Hopper as the first to use bug for a computer problem (the word was in use before), and Audrey Tang as Taiwan's present Digital Minister (left office in 2024). A: Hopper's wartime service, a family that fled the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, a game about fighting the Taliban (war as history); 'Padmasree Warrior' is a name, and cancer research and Indian Girls Code are not events)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["war as history"],"inParts":true,"levels":{"consensus":10.8,"band":"5"},"images":26,"questionCount":0,"credited":26},{"id":"9640446dab34dc","key":"storyweaver/monumental-maths","source":"storyweaver","slug":"monumental-maths","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/monumental-maths","title":"Monumental Maths","byline":"Veena Prasad","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/256820-monumental-maths","words":986,"minutes":7,"grade":6.7,"ease":68.8,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"It had to be magnificent. Something no one had ever built before. 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Agrees: a pyramid three times the height of a cube on the same base has the same volume. A: nothing to tag. The fractal page prints its captions out of order)","quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":8.5,"band":"5"},"images":17,"questionCount":0,"credited":17},{"id":"f868a70f8991d9","key":"storyweaver/kick-start-go","source":"storyweaver","slug":"kick-start-go","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/kick-start-go","title":"Kick, Start, Go!","byline":"Nikhil Gulati","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/136847-kick-start-go","words":385,"minutes":3,"grade":5,"ease":79.3,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Do you know how a motorcycle works? A motorcycle needs petrol to run. 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Also flagged and not reopened: satellite phones carried in bags 'In the 1970s'. Agrees: 18 patents in his name. A: nothing to tag)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"inParts":true,"levels":{"consensus":6.9,"band":"5"},"images":18,"questionCount":0,"credited":18},{"id":"48fd0099991271","key":"storyweaver/sudipta-sengupta-the-rock-reader","source":"storyweaver","slug":"sudipta-sengupta-the-rock-reader","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/sudipta-sengupta-the-rock-reader","title":"Sudipta Sengupta - The Rock Reader","byline":"Veena Prasad","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/61595-sudipta-sengupta-the-rock-reader","words":1045,"minutes":7,"grade":6.1,"ease":72.3,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"When Sudipta sits to do maths with Baba, her mind wanders to the mountains. She dreams of climbing over rocks and boulders, scaling snow-capped peaks.","topics":["rocks","sudipta","antarctica","rock","scientists","mountains"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-sudipta-sengupta-the-rock-reader-f75d643088.jpg","subjects":["stories","science","nature"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: Re-review after librarian's addendum 6 fixes: against the batch 2 body the back page's heading 'A STORY SET IN STONE' is back and the guide's shout is on one line with its sentence; no other word changed. K narrative nonfiction. O a: when Sudipta does sums with Baba, her mind wanders to the mountains. P: from mountains to Antarctica and back again. T no, unchanged: 'Twenty million years ago, it split and began to drift apart'; Gondwana began to break up about 184 million years ago (Wikipedia, Gondwana, read 2026-10-01). Agrees: Tenzing Norgay trained her, and she and Aditi Pant were the first Indian women in Antarctica (Wikipedia). Not tested: the date 27 December 1983. A: alone on a cliff in fog where 'she might fall off the cliff', sinking in a bog (danger); 'the first Indian women scientists' names a nationality)","quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"atags":["danger"],"levels":{"consensus":7.2,"band":"5"},"images":22,"questionCount":0,"credited":22},{"id":"f3a353cb7139fe","key":"storyweaver/turtle-story","source":"storyweaver","slug":"turtle-story","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/turtle-story","title":"Turtle Story","byline":"Kartik Shanker","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/8881-turtle-story","words":2317,"minutes":17,"grade":5.3,"ease":82.5,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"When I woke up in the morning, the sun was shining again. I looked around me, wondering where I was. And then I remembered.","topics":["turtle","beach","nest","turtles","time","sand"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-turtle-story-27c346a5a8.jpg","subjects":["stories","ocean","animals"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: Re-review after librarian's addendum 6 fixes: against the batch 2 body three paragraphs are back (leaving the seaweed raft, an animal digging up a nest, covering the eggs); no other word changed. Read whole again. K story told by an olive ridley, a natural history from hatchling to nesting. O a: the baby turtle wakes in the open ocean. P: she nests at Gahirmatha and thinks of her hatchlings. L yes: 2,317 words in a middle band, now presented in parts (inParts in librarian's built index.json). T no, narrowly, unchanged: Hawksbill tells the ridley 'You and I will be adults by the time we are ten.'; hawksbills mature at 20 to 35 years (NOAA Fisheries, hawksbill turtle, read 2026-10-01) and olive ridleys at about 14. 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K story with a fact page. O a: a crow walks up to Raji, who is reading under a tree and eating a bajji. P: the crow-dinosaur eats Prof. Aunty's bajjis, plate and all, and grins. T no, on the fact page, unchanged: it sets birds' 'Light, hollow bones' against dinosaurs' 'Heavier bones' and gives dinosaurs 'Small wings, incapable of flight'; many dinosaurs had hollow bones with air sacs like birds (EurekAlert, 2023, a study of three Triassic dinosaurs), and only one dinosaur group, the maniraptorans, had wings (Wikipedia, Maniraptora). Prof. Aunty's line that birds descend from dinosaurs and are closer to crocodiles than lizards agrees. 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Only its sharp eyes moved, darting left and right.","topics":["bones","animal","creatures","animals","long","eggs"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-creatures-of-old-2b7a418c2c.jpg","subjects":["stories","animals","dinosaurs"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece with a story hook: a giant lizard is about to pounce, a T. rex charges, then 'This is NOT a story.' and 'How do we know this?' O a: the lizard-like creature hides and waits for dinner. P: fossils answer the question, down to the Oviraptor. T no: 'A time when there were no humans or dogs or birds.' 'Instead there were mammoths, dinosaurs, giant insects'; modern humans coexisted with woolly mammoths (Wikipedia, Woolly mammoth, read 2026-10-01), and birds are a dinosaur lineage that lived alongside the others (Wikipedia, Dinosaur); mammoths 'had tusks that were 15 feet long', the longest known is 4.05 m, 13.3 ft (Wikipedia, Woolly mammoth). 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He was always asking Mummy for her phone so he could watch videos. “Don’t watch for too long or you’ll get pulled in!” Mummy warned him.","topics":["internet","kunal","said","data","address","through"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-lost-in-the-internet-0ec7e4272d.jpg","subjects":["stories","tech","vehicles"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":5.4,"band":"5"},"images":16,"questionCount":0,"credited":16},{"id":"ec57569973d53a","key":"storyweaver/mangalyaan-a-journey-to-mars","source":"storyweaver","slug":"mangalyaan-a-journey-to-mars","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/mangalyaan-a-journey-to-mars","title":"Mangalyaan: A Journey to Mars","byline":"Nikhil Gulati","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/114373-mangalyaan-a-journey-to-mars","words":913,"minutes":7,"grade":5,"ease":78.6,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"If you look up at the sky on some clear nights, you will see what looks like a shining red star. That’s the planet Mars.","topics":["mars","earth","mangalyaan","around","orbit","gravity"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-mangalyaan-a-journey-to-mars-fefb8eee09.jpg","subjects":["stories","space","science"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction: the journey told in order. O d: a shining red star on clear nights is Mars, and what if we could travel there. P: Mangalyaan reaches Mars orbit on 24 September 2014. T no: 'Even today, Mangalyaan continues to orbit Mars and send pictures back to Earth'; ISRO lost contact in April 2022 and declared the spacecraft non-recoverable, at its end-of-life (ISRO, MOM national meet, 2022-09); it 'carried four instruments', ISRO lists five scientific payloads (ISRO, Mars Orbiter Mission Spacecraft). Agrees: launch 5 November 2013, six engine burns, about 300 days. Not tested: the 620 million km, the 1,200 years by car. 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A: a board game's 'kill the time' and flying waste are jokes)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"inParts":true,"levels":{"consensus":6.7,"band":"5"},"images":18,"questionCount":0,"credited":18},{"id":"43a1bc132d6cb9","key":"storyweaver/arya-in-the-cockpit","source":"storyweaver","slug":"arya-in-the-cockpit","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/arya-in-the-cockpit","title":"Arya in the Cockpit","byline":"Nandita Jayaraj","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/12180-arya-in-the-cockpit","words":530,"minutes":4,"grade":5.4,"ease":76.1,"shelf":"","band":"5","summary":"Arya always wanted to fly. When she was four years old, she wanted to be Rosamma. Arya saw her at the circus. Rosamma was a trapeze artist.","topics":["arya","wanted","years","fighter","first","india"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-arya-in-the-cockpit-9678e94b51.jpg","subjects":["stories","space","vehicles"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: Re-review after librarian's addendum 6 fixes: against the batch 2 body the only change is a stray space before a comma, now gone. K story with fact boxes. O a: 'Arya always wanted to fly.' P: she is the captain, and her mother and brother are aboard. T no, on the fact boxes, unchanged: 'On 30 May, 1935' two women became the first in India to get the A pilot license, but Urmila Parikh was the first woman of Indian nationality to get one, in 1932 (Wikipedia, Sarla Thukral, read 2026-10-01). Agrees: Earhart the first woman to fly the Atlantic alone; Avani, Bhawana and Mohana the first women fighter pilots in India. 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The kitchen garden where the family grew brinjals, tomatoes and bottle gourd was still bathed in a soft light.","topics":["india","ajar","appu","uchu","chilli","pepper"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-around-the-world-with-a-chilli-854aff7dbb.jpg","subjects":["stories","nature","history"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"formatting: F 0 (reviewed by reviewer-1: Re-review after librarian's addendum 6 fixes: against the batch 2 body four passages are back: the opening ('Appu's mother was making fish curry for dinner'), Appu's first question to the plant, his running off dazed, and the Aztec Empire sidebar. Read whole again. K story frame: the Spirit of Chillies tells Appu the chilli's journey over several evenings, with history sidebars (Roman, Ottoman, Aztec and Inca empires). O a: Appu is named in the first sentence, at sunset by his house, a particular time and place; the voice from the chilli plant now falls after the 50-word window. W yes: none of the first five sentences is reference (sunset, sky, garden, birds, his mother cooking). P: Appu names the garden the garden of the world. L yes: 4,190 words in a middle band, now presented in parts (inParts in librarian's built index.json). T no, unchanged: 'The Turkish army also unwittingly introduced Europeans to coffee when they left sacks of coffee bean while abandoning their siege of Vienna' is a legend told as fact (Wikipedia, Viennese coffee house; coffee houses were in Venice from 1645, Wikipedia, History of coffee); boats 'measure their voyages in knots', but a knot is a speed (Wikipedia, Knot). Not tested: the restored sidebar's 'Some 700 years ago they organized themselves into an empire', Rome's 'Pepper Street', Jahangir's fortnightly official in Goa, Thomas Roe's potato. F 0, unchanged: 'Many imported items like Chinese silks and Indian spices were most popular.' printed twice in a row; librarian read it twice in the publisher's own box (addendum 6 report, point 3), so it is the book's, and a child still sees it twice. 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T no: 'When a star bigger than the sun dies, it becomes a black hole', but only a star of about 20 Sun masses or more collapses to one (NASA Science, Black hole types, read 2026-10-01); the galaxy's central black hole is 'About 30 million billion kilometres away' [sic], it is about 27,000 light years, near 255 million billion km (Wikipedia, Sagittarius A*); Chandrasekhar 'first understood that big stars collapse into black holes', his Nobel cites studies of the structure and evolution of stars (Wikipedia, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar). Agrees: about one black hole per thousand stars. 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Amma collected all the buckets and pots and vessels in the house and filled them up.","topics":["ranj","water","said","sapna","tank","pump"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-the-case-of-the-missing-water-f4e92cf9de.jpg","subjects":["stories","nature","tech"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["disaster"],"levels":{"consensus":3.8,"band":"5"},"images":21,"questionCount":0,"credited":21},{"id":"1beca493165f43","key":"storyweaver/fossils-tales-of-long-ago","source":"storyweaver","slug":"fossils-tales-of-long-ago","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/fossils-tales-of-long-ago","title":"Fossils: Tales of Long Ago","byline":"Anupama Chandrasekaran","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/268344-fossils-tales-of-long-ago","words":519,"minutes":4,"grade":8.7,"ease":56.5,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Fossils can answer many questions about our past. About beasts that are extinct. Early humans. Places that were once cold but are now warm. Forests that have become deserts.","topics":["fossils","fossil","gujarat","madhya","pradesh","dinosaur"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-fossils-tales-of-long-ago-ce30f152cf.jpg","subjects":["stories","dinosaurs","animals"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on K (reviewed by reviewer-1: Re-review after librarian's addendum 6 fixes: against the batch 2 body the fossil map's place labels are the map picture's caption, each fossil with its place, and two labels after it stay as lines; no word changed, and librarian's diagram fix is done. K no, unchanged: organized by kinds of fossil ('Fossils can be of many kinds.'), body, true form, trace, micro, macro and living fossils, each with an Indian find; read instead. O c: places 'once cold but are now warm', forests become deserts. P: the kinds answer what the opening says fossils can tell. T not decided, K decides; flagged for the record: rice 'pollen' in dinosaur dung and dinosaurs that 'had chewed on rice grains'. A: 'a body fossil of a snake devouring a dinosaur hatchling' (animals hunting), now proposed by the map caption as well)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"atags":["animals hunting"],"levels":{"consensus":8.7,"band":"3-4"},"images":15,"questionCount":0,"credited":15},{"id":"111bc185803f44","key":"storyweaver/ajay-of-agumbe-and-the-signal-snake","source":"storyweaver","slug":"ajay-of-agumbe-and-the-signal-snake","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/ajay-of-agumbe-and-the-signal-snake","title":"Ajay of Agumbe and the Signal Snake","byline":"Zai Whitaker","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/609071-ajay-of-agumbe-and-the-signal-snake","words":695,"minutes":5,"grade":6.5,"ease":72.9,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Ajay of Agumbe is off to find His study snake, of the king cobra kind. Using an antenna that is easy to spot, And a radio that, strangely, is not!","topics":["snake","ajay","snakes","agumbe","cobra","king"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-ajay-of-agumbe-and-the-signal-snake-85cde13cfc.jpg","subjects":["stories","animals","science"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction in verse with a riddle, then a page on radio telemetry and on Ajay Giri. O a, b, e: Ajay sets off with an antenna and a radio that, strangely, is not easy to spot. P: the riddle is answered, the transmitter is inside the snake. T no, narrowly: 'Of the 3,000 species of snakes in the world' is out of date, about 3,900 to 4,170 now (Wikipedia, Snake, read 2026-10-01). Agrees: the king cobra is the only snake that builds an above-ground nest, the longest venomous snake, and eats cobras (Wikipedia, King cobra). Not tested: Ajay Giri's present post. A: the king cobra catches and swallows a young rat snake, 'a first-class meal' (animals hunting); leeches and snakebite deaths are mentioned, no one in danger)","quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"atags":["animals hunting"],"levels":{"consensus":7.2,"band":"3-4"},"images":20,"questionCount":0,"credited":20},{"id":"133e23c7b506fb","key":"storyweaver/dhyan-singh-chand-hockey-s-magician","source":"storyweaver","slug":"dhyan-singh-chand-hockey-s-magician","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/dhyan-singh-chand-hockey-s-magician","title":"Dhyan Singh 'Chand': Hockey's Magician","byline":"Dilip D'Souza","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/9909-dhyan-singh-chand-hockey-s-magician","words":1815,"minutes":13,"grade":7.1,"ease":73.5,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Young Dhyan Singh simply loved hockey. As a boy, he and his friends used to cut branches off date palm trees and use them as hockey sticks.","topics":["dhyan","hockey","india","olympics","team","army"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-dhyan-singh-chand-hockey-s-magician-f1350f2ba8.jpg","subjects":["stories","sports","games"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K narrative nonfiction. O a: young Dhyan loves hockey and plays with sticks cut from date palms. P: from first match to his death and the sports day held on his birthday. L no: 1,815 words in a middle band with no parts; fix by parts. T no: 'When India finished a dismal sixth at the 1976 Montreal Olympics', India finished seventh (Wikipedia, Field hockey at the 1976 Summer Olympics, read 2026-10-01); the lifetime award 'the Dhyan Chand Award, is named after him' is out of date, the ministry discontinued it in October 2024 for the Arjuna Award Lifetime (Greater Kashmir, 2024-10-25). Also flagged: the 48-match tour was in 1935, not 1934. Agrees: 14 of India's 29 goals in 1928, 25 of 35 with Roop in 1932, 133 of 338 on the 1932 tour, Ashok Kumar's 1975 winner. A: Hitler's imagined 'little brown upstarts' (dated name for a group); 'some of the most horrible slaughter mankind has ever known' (war as history); 'He died in hospital in New Delhi on December 3, 1979.' 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Agrees: the ASCII bytes for A, B and Hello, eight bits to a byte. A: nothing to tag)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":5.6,"band":"3-4"},"images":15,"questionCount":0,"credited":15},{"id":"b076c78f9feefc","key":"storyweaver/rathna-and-the-ring-of-fire","source":"storyweaver","slug":"rathna-and-the-ring-of-fire","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/rathna-and-the-ring-of-fire","title":"Rathna and the Ring of Fire","byline":"Nandita Jayaraj","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/337655-rathna-and-the-ring-of-fire","words":367,"minutes":3,"grade":7,"ease":64.8,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Today is a day like no other. For one full minute, the sun will disappear behind the moon. 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Agrees: the IAU's five dwarf planets (NASA Science, Dwarf planets); PSLV-C37's 104 satellites from Sriharikota in 2017, a record until 2021 (Wikipedia, PSLV-C37). A: ISRO is a name, not a group)","quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":8,"band":"3-4"},"images":25,"questionCount":0,"credited":25},{"id":"4ad91497aa0190","key":"storyweaver/the-plant-whisperer","source":"storyweaver","slug":"the-plant-whisperer","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/the-plant-whisperer","title":"The Plant Whisperer","byline":"Sayantan Datta","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/342422-the-plant-whisperer","words":842,"minutes":6,"grade":4.5,"ease":79.8,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Jaishree, a young engineering student, looked at her noisy machines.","topics":["plants","jaishree","each","mustard","help","answers"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-the-plant-whisperer-db4e92157a.jpg","subjects":["stories","nature","science"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":5.4,"band":"3-4"},"images":24,"questionCount":0,"credited":24},{"id":"2e0d0450eb4b63","key":"storyweaver/the-mighty-tethys-sea","source":"storyweaver","slug":"the-mighty-tethys-sea","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/the-mighty-tethys-sea","title":"The Mighty Tethys Sea","byline":"Juvena Jalal","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/139804-the-mighty-tethys-sea","words":379,"minutes":3,"grade":7.1,"ease":67.5,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Here are some fossils. Fossils are the preserved remains or traces of a living organism, plant or animal. They tell us what life on Earth was like hundreds, thousands or even millions of years ago!","topics":["plates","fossils","plate","creatures","earth","moving"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-the-mighty-tethys-sea-1648a06eb5.jpg","subjects":["stories","ocean","dinosaurs"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on W, T (reviewed by reviewer-1: Re-review after librarian's addendum 6 fixes: against the batch 2 body the maps' and diagram's labels are each picture's caption ('LAURASIA', 'GONDWANALAND', 'MOLTEN LAVA' and the rest); no word of the prose changed. K question piece: how did sea fossils end up on the Himalayas. O d, e: 'Here are some fossils.' points the reader at the pictures. P: the Indian plate's collision raised the Tethys bed. W no, unchanged: three of the first five sentences are reference (what fossils are, 'This is the fossil of a creature called an ammonite.', and ammonites as squid-like creatures of 400 to 65 million years ago). T no, unchanged: 'But underneath is a layer of molten rock'; the asthenosphere is almost solid, less than 0.1% melted (Wikipedia, Asthenosphere, read 2026-10-01), and the restored label 'MOLTEN LAVA' says the same. Also flagged by the fact check and not reopened here: archaeologists named as finding fossils, and fossils as the proof of plates. A: 'Indian plate' names a plate)","quality":{"d":null,"f":3,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":7.2,"band":"3-4"},"images":12,"questionCount":0,"credited":12},{"id":"8c139c1d3ca64e","key":"storyweaver/why-do-bees-buzz","source":"storyweaver","slug":"why-do-bees-buzz","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/why-do-bees-buzz","title":"Why Do Bees Buzz?","byline":"Nabanita Deshmukh","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/3625-why-do-bees-buzz","words":581,"minutes":4,"grade":3.9,"ease":83.9,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Bzzz…Hey, what’s all that buzz about? Is it a code word used by bees to call their friends? Or a hum of excitement when honey is spotted?","topics":["bees","buzz","pollen","honey","flowers","flower"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-why-do-bees-buzz-18b96d6817.jpg","subjects":["stories","animals","nature"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: K question piece: what the buzz is, answered. O b: 'Hey, what's all that buzz about?' P: wings, pollination and breathing are offered as the answer. T no: 'the buzz is also the sound of the bee breathing'; bee vibrations come from contractions of the flight muscles in the thorax (Vallejo-Marin, How and why do bees buzz?, PMC8866655, read 2026-10-01); bees 'sit on a flower to suck honey', but they gather nectar and make honey from it (Wikipedia, Honey). Not tested here: the bumble bee lines. 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She loved to climb trees. And most of all, she loved to run and play with her Puja Didi.","topics":["dipa","nandi","training","baba","coach","gymnast"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-dipa-karmakar-in-perfect-balance-40b2cb3d8f.jpg","subjects":["stories","sports","games"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"quality":{"d":null,"f":2,"v":2},"levels":{"consensus":6.4,"band":"3-4"},"images":30,"questionCount":0,"credited":30},{"id":"2a4d3718fd042d","key":"storyweaver/why-does-a-poori-puff-up","source":"storyweaver","slug":"why-does-a-poori-puff-up","url":"https://storyweaver.org.in/why-does-a-poori-puff-up","title":"Why Does A Poori Puff Up?","byline":"Varsha Joshi","published":"","origin":"https://storyweaver.org.in/en/stories/3841-why-does-a-poori-puff-up","words":1142,"minutes":8,"grade":4.4,"ease":82.5,"shelf":"","band":"3-4","summary":"Aditi and Aarav love pooris. Halwa- poori, kheer-poori and shreekhand– poori. Yummy! Chhole-poori or aaloo-poori. finger-licking good! Pooris are tasty, whatever you may eat them with! The smell of pooris frying! Oh, so wonderful.","topics":["poori","dough","water","pooris","flour","puff"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-why-does-a-poori-puff-up-42e1ce60f8.jpg","subjects":["stories","science"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: Re-review after librarian's addendum 6 fixes: against the batch 2 body a paragraph is back (holes made with a fork let the steam out), so the three reasons a poori stays flat are all given, where batch 2 counted two; no other word changed. K question piece in a family kitchen: 'But how does the poori puff?' answered by watching. O a, b: Aditi and Aarav love pooris and ask who fills them with air. P: steam lifts the gluten sheet. T no, unchanged: the Manasollasa of the 12th century is called 'the world's first encyclopedia', but the earliest surviving encyclopedic work is Pliny the Elder's Natural History of the 1st century (Wikipedia, Encyclopedia, read 2026-10-01; Wikipedia, Manasollasa calls it an encyclopedic work of 1129). Agrees: gliadin and glutenin forming gluten, steam puffing the poori, wheat farmed in the Fertile Crescent about 11,000 years ago. 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She also liked to see planes flying.","topics":["birds","plane","planes","aeroplanes","sarla","wings"],"hero":"media/storyweaver-how-do-aeroplanes-fly-5a80a9adfd.jpg","subjects":["stories","vehicles","animals"],"genre":"picture-book","region":null,"flag":"review: no on T (reviewed by reviewer-1: Re-review after librarian's addendum 6 fixes: against the batch 2 body the only change is a stray mark the publisher sets after the sentence on planes' tails, now shown as on their page; minor, no F. K question piece in a story frame: the title [sic] question answered for Sarla in the library. O a: Sarla likes to watch birds fly and drifts off in science class. P: the question is answered and Sarla wants to be a pilot. T no, unchanged: the plane 'uses the engine inside its body to create wind that flows below the plane'; NASA says lift comes from the motion of the airplane through the air, mostly from the wings, and the engine's job is just to overcome the drag (NASA Glenn, Four Forces on an Airplane, read 2026-10-01). Also 'India's first aircraft was the Harlow': HAL's first aircraft, a Harlow PC-5A trainer assembled in 1941 (Wikipedia, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited). Agrees: JRD Tata's license of 10 February 1929. 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