YOUNG READERS (0-7 YEARS) Ammama’s Sari Author: Niveditha Subramaniam Illustrator: Niveditha Subramaniam Language: English Category: Fiction...
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We open this week’s round-up with a deeply thought-provoking and relevant piece by Leo Benedictus in The Guardian. While it in no way refers...
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How can a family survive when the internet goes down? Clearly the parents have no solution. Luckily their daughter knows exactly what to do! The...
READ MORE This week we’ve curated a set of conversations with some of our favourite writers and illustrators: From The Hindu, here’s a lovely piece about...
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Can a smelly monster threaten a town? Or tiny creatures organise a river clean-up? Polythene bags, glass bottles and sheets of paper need new...
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Ruskin Bond had his first short story published when he had just left school. Two years later, his first novel, The Room on the Roof, was accepted...
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Rupa Ram is a famous but poor tailor with an unfulfilled dream – to stitch something for his own family. So, when he receives a gift of a brand...
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ALONE Elizabeth is apprehensive about going back to Hill School. For a start, it has now become the Hill School for Holistic Learning. Her best...
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So, I’m DD and I’m going to be rich and famous because I’m making a film on (hold the phone still, will ya?) high school life...
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It was a boring day. How could it not be? There was only upma for breakfast. Anu’s day begins this way. She doesn’t want to eat her...
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Kalam is the cleverest little boy in his school, perhaps even his town, Rameswaram. He is annoyingly curious, full of crazy ideas and up to mad...
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Seven-year-old Arun has never met his father—he has only seen his photograph in the wedding album. And he hates him. Then, one day, his father...
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