What can motivate youngsters to seek livelihood in their own villages, closer home than move to cities and work in less than ideal conditions? Would coming home ever be a reality for them?
A gorgeously illustrated picture book by Maria Popova combines art, science and emotion to tell a fascinating tale dating back to creation.
Self-help is the best help. As journaling becomes the norm of our times, My Big Little Journal by Bhavika Sachdeva ticks the boxes for journaling with children.
You hold the key to your destiny. You can manifest your desires. But first, are you ready to find the magic in you?
Superfoods have had their day, and now it’s time for super drinks to come to the forefront! Ready for a sip?
Relish tales of wonder and wisdom from world religions, philosophical schools of thought and inspiring personalities.
House of Uncommons’ by journalist-author Vishaka George brings forth a sensitive story of endurance and hope. An uplifting story about HIV+ youngsters and their journey to live a normal life.
Journaling is a great tool for self-discovery and personal expression. However, bonding through journaling with your child is another insightful offshoot of the process.
This experimental picture book for adults draws from the graphic novel form and leads the reader into an exploration of the inner world of the protagonist.
Kosha Bathia’s innovative Quarantine Journal is just the right way of chronicling 2020- the most bizarre and unforgettable year in our collective consciousness…..