“If anyone had told me that I would be holding a machine gun and seeing my first Molotov cocktail before the age of 10, I would have laughed. But then came Iran….”
Sad Glad by Sidhartha Mallya is a picture book that talks about nonjudgmental acceptance of our emotions.
At the ripe old age of 90, the very versatile Ruskin Bond comes out with a simple, short and beautiful book that carries within its pages little gems of wisdom gathered over a lifetime.
The Body in the Swimming Pool by Shabnam Minwalla is a book that will resonate with teens, especially lovers of detective fiction.
Mum in a Mess by Sanjana Kapur is a heartwarming account of how talking about an emotional and mental health concern can be approached in a mature and sensitive manner.
Priya the Jungle Dancer is a heartwarming picture book that celebrates the bond between grandparents and grandchildren.
Slow Productivity by Cal Newport shows us how we often fool ourselves with appearances of business, and that, “go slow” may just be the new mantra to success.
What happened to Grandpa by Nandini Nayar is a beautiful picture book that sparks conversations around dementia and the nuanced impact it may have on the individual as well as their loved ones.
Finding Tree by Geeta Dharmarajan is a beautiful tale about love and loss
Death, a character in the graphic novel “Starry Starry Night” has a surprisingly reassuring presence in this book written by Nandita Basu. about two people dealing with grief.