Features and reviews of books that have special interest for children. The age groups between 0-12 have a wealth of books dedicated to them. We sieve through these and bring forth our curated picks. We also discuss relevant aspects and issues related to the realm of children’s literature.
Fairy Tales may seem like an integral part of childhood. Priya Narayan examines the question “Are fairy tales relevant in today’s world?”
Over three decades of experience of indulging in art with children, and being involved in designing art curriculums, Purnima Sampat understands well how children perceive art.
Flashcards that making learning Slokas a game, illustrations that bring Hindu mythology and legends alive….Mihira The Modern Gurukul gives a modern spin to ancient wisdom.
Kindle Unlimited has been a go-to platform in lockdown times. Here are some picture books for children from Katha Publishers that you must read…time for Katha unlimited?
A free e-book by Katha Publishers aims to help children understand the Covid 19 scenario, and what they can do about it. After all, information is empowerment!
A heartwarming tale of sharing food and joy, and celebrating the little things in life. Thatha’s Pumpkin appeals to all, but especially to the 3-7 year age group. A keepsake to treasure for years to come!
Sometimes your ‘birthday week’ can throw in delightful and fun surprises and sometimes ahem, unexpected and weird situations! Middle-schoolers would love this fun read!
If you’re a nature lover, this beautifully illustrated book is a window into the fascinating world of feathered friends. From young readers to adults... Birds in my Garden and Beyond is a book for all!
Inside a Dark Box paints a picture of what depression looks and feels like. By using the analogy of a Dark Box, the book portrays the mental landscape of a person who is undergoing depression.
As we reel under the pressure of addiction to gadgets, let’s explore the age-old tradition of reading and storytelling.