Sad Glad by Sidhartha Mallya
Sad Glad by Sidhartha Mallya is a picture book that talks about nonjudgmental acceptance of our emotions.
Sad Glad by Sidhartha Mallya is a picture book that talks about nonjudgmental acceptance of our emotions.
Mum in a Mess by Sanjana Kapur is a heartwarming account of how talking about an emotional and mental health concern can be approached in a mature and sensitive manner.
What happened to Grandpa by Nandini Nayar is a beautiful picture book that sparks conversations around dementia and the nuanced impact it may have on the individual as well as their loved ones.
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.
"Are your emotions like mine?" by Chitin Mittal and Shruti Hemani introduce emotional literacy for children and paint a vivid picture of the emotional mindscape of a child.
Corona kills, but bhai, so does hunger…Jamlo Walks is a touching picture book about how the lockdown impacted migrant workers.
Is it possible to write poetically about loss through death? It is possible to chronicle in words what it means to lose someone you love? A poignant and soul-stirring exploration of the nuances of loss…
Picture books are beautiful tools to help children understand and cope with all kinds of emotions. Darkless is a poignant read and clearly opens up a path to bibliotherapy for children.
One does not often come across a medical handbook that prescribes fiction for ailments. The Novel Cure urges you to turn away from the chemist and enter the library or bookshop instead!
We can confidently say that each Dr. Seuss book is a prescription to some problem. That’s not a tall claim as you will soon discover.