Trouble in the Forbidden Forest AUTHOR: Kay S. ILLUSTRATOR: Sowmya Menon CATEGORY: Fiction LANGUAGE: English AGE GROUP: Middle readers (8-12...
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One Nation Reading Together is an annual event, conducted by Scholastic India on the last Friday of November, where children in schools across the...
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The offending portions of Section 377 are history and we can all take heart in knowing that it’s another step towards a more inclusive...
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by Yamini Vijayan Over the last year, Pratham Books has published a mix of simple and imaginative fiction and non-fiction books on StoryWeaver...
READ MOREWith The Hindu Young World-Goodbooks Awards for 2018 done and dusted, we chatted with some of our jury members and asked them what they think is...
READ MOREWhy I continue reading to and with my grown-up children I once read to an adult, one beloved to me, who was in the throes of depression. Feeling...
READ MOREWhy I write Indian stories for Indian children Sometimes, I think of my generation – the kids who grew up in the seventies and eighties and read...
READ MOREHow I grew up reading with my daughter A frequently asked question lobbed at most writers is the one about ‘tips’ on reading. How do you begin...
READ MOREA glimpse into the changing face of young adult fiction in India Growing up in the 1980s and 1990s, the stories we read were all very much...
READ MOREIndian Young Adult books take on the holy grail of society, the family For a long time, the family in Indian children’s literature had been...
READ MORESlumber-inducing stories make for better bedtimes Ask any new parent what they want most, and the answer is likely to be – sleep. That’s not...
READ MOREGive your kids the gift of science-fiction I wasn’t lucky enough to inherit a crazy uncle, but I discovered science-fiction, so it worked out more...
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