Features and reviews of books that have special interest for young adults. The 12-18 age group is challenging and difficult to please. Inhabiting the “YA” world is exciting in itself- it is a world where media consumption is not restricted to books alone. We are looking at young people who are more aware and attuned to the dynamics of the changing world than ever before. This section presents book reviews as well as general interest stories related to YA literature.
There is a dearth of options when it comes to mystery stories for younger readers. But, Mira the Detective by Pavithra Sankaran fills in the gap beautifully!
If you thought that the timeless teachings of Chanakya, the great kingmaker were meant for adults in management positions, think again. Children can now enjoy these wise nuggets in Chatur Chanakya and The Himalayan Problem.
The valiant queen of Jhansi finds expression in a beautifully illustrated tale by Sonia Mehta. This Rani Lakshmibai biography is a great way to meet the queen who still inspires awe.
Gaurav Tekriwal, Founder President of the Vedic Maths Forum India, is all set to counter the increasing negativity and fear towards math education, one sum at a time!
Gaurav Tekriwal’s book highlights math techniques from all over the world, that will appeal to the mathe-magician in you!
My First Book of Money by Ravi Subramaniam and Shoma Narayanan is a great tool for teaching children about money.
Why is art full of naked people is an informative and interesting book about art, that asks tricky questions about what makes art- well, art!
A boarding school series makes one all nostalgic! The Hill School Girls follows the exciting and challenging school lives of the four main characters.
The Hate U Give, Angie Thomas’s debut YA novel follows a young protagonist on her journey into activism following the police shooting of her unarmed friend.
The 7 Habits of Happy Kids brings the international bestselling 7 habits franchisee to young kids. After all, nothing like catching them young!