Neha and the Nose by Ruchika Chanana
Self-designated teen detectives are endearing right? Neha and the Nose by Ruchika Chanana ventures into this much loved genre!
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7th August 2019
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.
50 Years of The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle
The Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle is an evergreen classic for children. What is it that makes this simple story so endearing even after decades?
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15th July 2019
A delightful bunch of stories from the Panchatantra make their way into A Basketful of Animal Tales by Sreelata Menon
Stories from the Panchatantra have delighted generations of children. They come together once more, curated for contemporary readers in a new book from The House of Harper
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12th July 2019
The Earth Carer’s Guide to Climate Change- another timely and impactful book from Katha
How can one explain climate change to children? The Earth Carer’s Guide to Climate Change, Edited by Geeta Dharmarajan and published by Katha Books seeks to demystify the concept.
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8th July 2019
365 Tales from Islam by Ziya Us Salam, Short stories for children
365 Tales from Islam is a rich collection of soul stirring folklores, incidents and legends involving Allah’s messengers and prophets of Islam.
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1st July 2019
What books could you possibly read to infants? High-contrast ones!
In a quest for looking at what books are engaging to very young eyes, we settled upon one common factor- high contrast books.
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14th June 2019
Bhuri Bai Bhil’s Dotted Lines – a visual autobiography of an artist with Debjani Mukherjee celebrates Bhil Pithora art.
Katha Books brings to the palette of young readers a poignant story, at the heart of which lies the story of Bhil Pithora art
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5th June 2019
a tree! Poem by Klara Kottner-Benigni
Vibrantly illustrated by tribal artists from across India, “a tree!”, published by Katha Books, is much more than a picture book. It is cry for survival- written in a manner that can be heard by a child.
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23rd May 2019
Wonder Kids- 100 Children who grew up to be champions of change by Anu Kumar
One of the best ways to inspire children to reach and perform at their optimum best, is to narrate stories of individuals who are recognised as achievers. No wonder, biographies…
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17th May 2019
Unlucky Chumki by Lesley D Biswas – another addition to the wonderful Duckbill collection of HOLE Books.
Unlucky Chumki by Lesley D Biswas is a hOle book by Duckbill, that takes a peek into the life of Chumki- a bright fun-loving little girl who lives in an…
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9th May 2019
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