Sonu and Monu walk up and down the hills every day, through steep paths and across streams, scampering over rocks and boulders, to reach their...
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As a reader, as a writer, as an editor, it seems difficult to empathetically read a book that is not in sync with our time, our mindset. One that...
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“Ma, did you know that lice poop is red?” yelled my nine-year-old son, and I hushed him because I didn’t want the neighbourhood thinking we were...
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This is a heavy book in physical weight because of the high quality paper and printing invested within. It is made heavier by a cover byline from...
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“Originally in Khasi,” says the book cover. For a young reader (five plus, as intended by the publisher) sitting down with the book, this would...
READ MOREHambreelmai’s Loom takes us to North-East India, to the hills of Arunachal Pradesh, with its simple but delightful retelling of a popular Mishmi...
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After looking at Good Neighbours, It’s a Magical Window! and Magical Treasures, I ask WHY? Why did the editors of Goodbooks choose me to review...
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In this volume of Ruskin Bond stories, many of which are reprinted from earlier collections, sport and outdoor adventures are the common theme...
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Surprises. Enigmas. Mysteries. Marvels. The world is crammed with them and they never fail to pique our curiosity. More to the point, they...
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Terrapin, an imprint of The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), aims “to help young citizens discover, explore and treasure the world around...
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The Dust Storm is a simple story, but one sweeping whoosh of engaging verse and fluid illustration that flow across twenty-two pages. Suggested...
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TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute) has brought out these four books in the series ‘Caring for Nature’. Subhadra Sen Gupta’s...
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