ASMARA’S SUMMER
Bangalore, or Bengaluru as it is today, has a few parts that have remained untouched over the years. The cantonment areas from a colonial past...
READ MOREBangalore, or Bengaluru as it is today, has a few parts that have remained untouched over the years. The cantonment areas from a colonial past...
READ MOREUnless all the stories inside are by the same favourite author (think Enid Blyton or Ruskin Bond), anthologies are unreliable things, best...
READ MOREI must admit approaching Gayathri Ponvannan’s Time Racers with a considerable amount of annoyance. Why was it, I wondered, that every other...
READ MOREMayil Ganeshan, the twelve-year-old heroine of Mayil Will Not Be Quiet, which won the Bal Sahitya Puraskar this year, is a diarist who wants to be...
READ MOREAdults who spend a lot of time debating about the appropriateness of reading material for children are going to have a field day with this one...
READ MOREIndian Young Adult fiction is reflective of its readership – hormonal, inconsistent and a while away from coming of age. The key problem authors...
READ MOREFrom the moment Nina tells you she can write, draw, paint, figure things out and blow things up, you know you are in for an adventure. With a kid...
READ MOREIn recent years, Young Adult fiction in India has been making significant inroads into erstwhile taboo areas and, in Talking of Muskaan, Himanjali...
READ MOREClearly, the author is a man with a mission: to get children sensitized to the issue of tribals in India. The nub of this story – a city...
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