Features and reviews of books that have special interest for young adults. The 12-18 age group is challenging and difficult to please. Inhabiting the “YA” world is exciting in itself- it is a world where media consumption is not restricted to books alone. We are looking at young people who are more aware and attuned to the dynamics of the changing world than ever before. This section presents book reviews as well as general interest stories related to YA literature.
A teen mystery thriller with a hint of the supernatural….a book that give make you smile, give you the creeps and hook you till the very end.
The Secret Life of Debbie G, a bitter-sweet coming-of-age story set in contemporary times is sure to find resonance with young adults.
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?
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.
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.
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
A delightful account of some famous authors on how they started reading and what they have loved reading the most. Favourite Authors on their Favourite Books….
“Those were dark times, yes….but what stayed with me the most is not the darkness but the light. That is what I have held on to all these years and that is the story I want to share with you now”.
In The Unknown Indians we meet some quiet, nameless, and simple ordinary Indians who have changed the very course our civilization.