Halloween is celebrated in many parts of the world, though not very extensively in India. However, it is a perfect excuse to read Halloween books, soon becoming a genre by itself!
The festive season is here…and nothing beats gifting a book to young minds. With the Festive Edit we’ve got you covered with a list of books for Diwali gifting!
Dan Brown’s “Wild Symphony” is a children’s book that pairs with a classical music album and an augmented reality app, even as it tells a delightful tale in rhyme.
The imagined sister of fictional detective Sherlock Holmes steals the scene in Enola Holmes, recently released on Netflix. The Holmes magic continues, in keeping with the times!
A book to bring the Ramayana closer to your child…. revel in exquisite illustrations from one of our favourite epics.
One of the ways of looking at Mumbai, is through its rains. In Rain- A City through a Season, Vinitha and Kripa take young readers through a unique version of the Mumbai monsoon.
Hindsight offers a good scope for reflection. Quest for Restoring Financial Stability in India by Viral Acharya mixes potent observations, reflections and research-based data to outline the fault lines which are a hindrance to the goal of restoring financial stability in India.
What happens when a beautiful Champaka tree, filled with life, is replaced with an equally exquisite glass tree? The Glass Tree by M Mukundan leaves the young reader with some food for thought.
Tara Westover’s best-selling memoir Educated reveals so much about the power of the family, and their hold over the stories that a child, and then the adult tells himself and herself.
There are some children’s books you just can’t grow out of. Cherish these timeless picture books for years to come!