Prize-winning author Nomita Khanna has debated on stage to win trophies, conducted summer camps for children, splashed oil-paint on canvas, crocheted caps and mittens for toddlers, and written stories for Femina, a leading magazine in India. Several of these won her prizes such as a trip to London, a Mont Blanc pen, a Cartier pen etc. She makes her home in India with her family, a sizeable collection of books and a growing number of unfinished puzzle boards. She is the author, most recently, of 'LUCKY COSTASAURUS and the Golden-Winged Vultures' a book for children aged 12 years and older. The protagonist in this debut novel is vulnerable, yet mostly resilient unlike Nomita who is terrified of many things big and small, including but not limited to small talk, public toilets, parking lots, and strangely; barbers. When she isn't writing, she's probably playing the keyboard, watching Grace & Frankie on Netflix, or plotting and planning a tough treasure hunt for little ones.