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Let me get this out of the way. This will be a shorter review.

1. The Case Of The Missing Library Book

Writers: Nanya Agrawal, Kerri Grant, Becca Topol

Directors: Fred Reyes & Joseph S. Scott

Date: January 8, 2021

Synopsis: "Mira must find the missing library book that everyone wants to read."

Let's read into this and see how he's fun. This episode involves a mobile library being set up in Jalpur. A book called The Magical Monsoon is missing, and it's highly sought after. Since Mikku is next in line to read it, Mira has to find out where it is. This episode is all about the joys of reading and critical thinking, and being mindful of what you do. Let's skip to the end. It's discovered that Dimple took the book when no one was pretty looking. It's because she wanted her and Kamala to read it. It fits with her more caring, yet also impulsive nature due to age. We get some intuition and intellect from Mira in how she uses things like a fingerprint kit to find out who took the book when there's no visible evidence around. That's cool. I do like how it ends, with Mikku and Chikku reading the book to everyone. I call it pretty fun.

2. The Double Dosa Mystery

Writer: Lisa Kettle

Director: Melissa Suber

Date: January 8, 2021

Synopsis: "When Sandeep’s dosa goes missing, Mira goes on a stakeout to discover who took it."

Double the food means double the fun. The episode involves Sandeep creating a giant dosa for an upcoming contest. When it goes missing, Mira has to see who took it. I will say that I do like the food element of the episode. The giant dosa representative of the idea that this is a community that is big on ideas. Of course it means that thieves (the recurring thieves) will steal it. In this case, they pose as judges, who then show up later. The thieves used blue sashes while the actual judges have red sashes. Mira confronts them, and things go as planned.

Side Note: Normally, I don't put a comment like this, but I will have a Some Thoughts On My Mind article on January 30 where one of the points will be about my recent reviews of the show.

Description
Let me get this out of the way. This will be a shorter review.

1. The Case Of The Missing Library Book

Writers: Nanya Agrawal, Kerri Grant, Becca Topol

Directors: Fred Reyes & Joseph S. Scott

Date: January 8, 2021

Synopsis: "Mira must find the missing library book that everyone wants to read."

Let's read into this and see how he's fun. This episode involves a mobile library being set up in Jalpur. A book called The Magical Monsoon is missing, and it's highly sought after. Since Mikku is next in line to read it, Mira has to find out where it is. This episode is all about the joys of reading and critical thinking, and being mindful of what you do. Let's skip to the end. It's discovered that Dimple took the book when no one was pretty looking. It's because she wanted her and Kamala to read it. It fits with her more caring, yet also impulsive nature due to age. We get some intuition and intellect from Mira in how she uses things like a fingerprint kit to find out who took the book when there's no visible evidence around. That's cool. I do like how it ends, with Mikku and Chikku reading the book to everyone. I call it pretty fun.

2. The Double Dosa Mystery

Writer: Lisa Kettle

Director: Melissa Suber

Date: January 8, 2021

Synopsis: "When Sandeep’s dosa goes missing, Mira goes on a stakeout to discover who took it."

Double the food means double the fun. The episode involves Sandeep creating a giant dosa for an upcoming contest. When it goes missing, Mira has to see who took it. I will say that I do like the food element of the episode. The giant dosa representative of the idea that this is a community that is big on ideas. Of course it means that thieves (the recurring thieves) will steal it. In this case, they pose as judges, who then show up later. The thieves used blue sashes while the actual judges have red sashes. Mira confronts them, and things go as planned.

Side Note: Normally, I don't put a comment like this, but I will have a Some Thoughts On My Mind article on January 30 where one of the points will be about my recent reviews of the show.