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.
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.
Relish tales of wonder and wisdom from world religions, philosophical schools of thought and inspiring personalities.
Experience the joy of travel of a different kind. This picture book takes you through some beautiful trails as you explore how seeds travel.
No Nonsense Nandhini is an inspiring story of resilience. Nandhini, a remarkable young widow with two children takes up the mantle of growing and caring for her fragrant sampangi flower and vegetable farm despite the many adversities that come her way.
Coloring with Bajo is a great activity-based introduction to Indian classical music. Enter a vibrant musical world, colour pencils in hand!
Hop On- My Adventures on Boats, Trains and Planes by Ruskin Bond seems more endearing in the current times when travelling has just started once again, after what seemed like a deep slumber
These books on Kamala Harris are written especially for young readers. Take the inspirational journey through her backstory and the nuances of what it took for the daughter of immigrants, to make it to this seat of power.
Is it back to the good old days of magazine subscriptions? Have a look at these print magazines for tweens and teens
‘The Miracle on Sunderbaag Street’ by Nandita da Cunha and published by Kalpavriksh is a vibrant picture book about young Zara who lives at Sunderbaag Street. She is alone, bored…