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The Boy Who Thought He Was a Genius is a comedy novel about Amir, an overconfident student who believes he is destined for greatness-even though nearly every one of his plans ends in complete disaster. From school speeches and bicycle races to homework catastrophes, cricket chaos, AI failures, cooking disasters, and unforgettable graduation moments, Amir constantly turns ordinary situations into hilarious adventures. Alongside his best friend Bilal-the exhausted voice of reason-and the endlessly frustrated Mrs. Fatima, Amir creates chaos everywhere he goes while still somehow becoming the most unforgettable student in school. Despite embarrassing failures and ridiculous mistakes, Amir never loses confidence. His dramatic speeches, wild ideas, and fearless attitude make him both a disaster and a legend. As the story progresses, Amir learns that success is not always about being perfect or intelligent. Sometimes, laughter, friendship, confidence, and the courage to keep going after failure matter even more. Filled with humor, running gags, school adventures, and heartwarming moments, The Boy Who Thought He Was a Genius is a fun and entertaining story about growing up, making mistakes, and turning every failure into a memory worth remembering.

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