The Gajapati Kulapati stories by Ashok Rajagopalan have become quite a favourite among picture book readers. Two books have been published in the...
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Children’s book publishers are constantly trawling the slush piles in search of fresh, original voices. One imagines that when Lalita Iyer’s...
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Folktales, epic narratives and legends connect people to their land, to an identity and to each other. Tales from Bengal is a classic collection...
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Uma, Not-So-Perfect. A perfectly captivating title, calculated to raise a lot of expectations. So does it live up to its promise? Penned by...
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Since Madhuri Purandare won the Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Puraskar in 2014 for her contribution to Marathi literature, I’ve been wanting to get...
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A draw-it-yourself picture book. What could that be? Enter Jerry Pinto’s Monster Garden to find out. Reading Monster Garden was an experience that...
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Writers are often asked where their stories come from. It truly is the most important question in the world, right up there with how to make a...
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Once your kids are past the input-output stage (food in-poop out), and they venture into the big bad world where other people exist, their (and...
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Squiggle Gets Stuck attempts to fill a gap where, unfortunately enough, our school curriculum miserably falls short. While our children speak...
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This is my first time with the Foxy 4 and I have to admit I’m charmed. Even if we know some major and minor tweaking has been in play to render...
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When Chandragupta Maurya left his palace in a procession, there were, apparently, in addition to the elephants, chariots, soldiers, women...
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This is the second book in the Bookasura series by author Arundhati Venkatesh. I haven’t read the first book – be warned that there are many...
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