Four-Year-Old Boy Writes First Children’s Book About Bringing Back Pluto

London: Viaan Mundeja-Gupta, a curious four-year-old, loves space. He wrote a story about making Pluto a planet again. His mom, Himanshi Mundeja, helped publish it on January 13.

The book features three friends—Viaan, Alice, and Teddy—on a space adventure. They build a rocket and use magic dust to enlarge Pluto. The story ends with them returning home, spreading joy.

The book is colorful and filled with rhymes to engage young readers. Viaan’s dad, Sankalp Gupta, shared that his son has always been fascinated by planets. He often dreams of bringing Pluto back.

Viaan’s story is about friendship, adventure, and exploring the universe. It teaches kids to dream big and handle disappointment. Each character has unique traits that contribute to their mission.

The book is illustrated by Sanaelp and costs £8.99. So far, they have sold around 50 copies. Viaan’s curiosity continues to grow, and he recently wondered what would happen if the world stopped spinning. His dad finds it amazing that a four-year-old thinks about such things.