The dash of humour and eye catching graphics jostle with the facts and concepts presented, making the set of books a complete package.
Death, a character in the graphic novel “Starry Starry Night” has a surprisingly reassuring presence in this book written by Nandita Basu. about two people dealing with grief.
My Grandmother’s Masterpiece by Madhurima Vidyarthi is a beautiful touching story depicting how old age can be a time to revisit hobbies that have been left behind.
The lives of two young girls, both named Zainab intersect, though they are so far apart in time. a suspense, romance, coming of age…heartwarming novel!
In this mini-biography of JRD Tata, young readers are invited into the world of little Jeh, the boy who dreamt of a future in the clouds.
The Songs of Freedom Series place young children at the center of the struggle for India’s independence. At one level, there is the story of the struggle for independence playing out on the wider canvas. But, parallelly, and equally importantly are young minds coming of age in a world where they are about to make a big difference.
In Ten Indian Art Mysteries That Have Never Been Solved, author Mamta Nainy deftly delves into perplexing puzzles of Indian art history, where the readers are duly invited to become detectives in their own right!
The Songs of Freedom series by Penguin Random House explores the lives of children across India during the struggle for independence.
Libraries are living, breathing, and evolving platforms that give human beings a glance into their past even as they build on the future. Here is the story of libraries.
Find out how Nida finds a way as she excitedly attempts new experiences and learnings in Samina Mishra’s heartwarming story.