Features and reviews of books that have special interest for children. The age groups between 0-12 have a wealth of books dedicated to them. We sieve through these and bring forth our curated picks. We also discuss relevant aspects and issues related to the realm of children’s literature.
If you thought that the timeless teachings of Chanakya, the great kingmaker were meant for adults in management positions, think again. Children can now enjoy these wise nuggets in Chatur Chanakya and The Himalayan Problem.
I Need to Pee by Neha Singh is much more than a simple book about the difficulties in accessing a decent washroom in our country. At a deeper level, it talks about the assertion of a basic right.
The valiant queen of Jhansi finds expression in a beautifully illustrated tale by Sonia Mehta. This Rani Lakshmibai biography is a great way to meet the queen who still inspires awe.
There is no better way to expose children to the rich natural heritage of our country, than by reading wildlife fiction books, notes renowned author Deepak Dalal.
Shabnam Minwalla’s latest book, What Maya Saw, is a thriller for young adults that envelopes the reader into a hunt that takes them right into the heart of Bombay.
Feather Tales: The Paradise Flycatcher by Deepak Dalal is the third book in Feather Tales series. It involves a hair-raising adventure to save a rare white-headed squirrel. Not to mention the wonderful evocation of Indian wildlife!
What can a little fish do when every other fish thinks his dream is impossible? Fly little Fish is a lesson in self-reliance!
One Dark Cloud, a counting book transcends counting to engage young readers in appreciating the beauty of art.
Gaurav Tekriwal, Founder President of the Vedic Maths Forum India, is all set to counter the increasing negativity and fear towards math education, one sum at a time!
Sandy to the Rescue by Rupa Gulab is another addition to the very popular “hOle books” series by Duckbill.
