Shruthi Rao's '20 Indians Who Changed the World' makes history come alive in many delightful ways and can hook all kinds of book lovers with its captivating narrative style.
Gomathi Kannan writes about how Nandini Nayar's picture book 'What Shall I make?' celebrates a child's imagination through food and culture!
How do you get your kids to read on their own? Here are a few ideas to transition to independent reading.
'There is Roti in My Lunchbox' is a beautiful picture book about Neha, a 6-year-old second generation Indian-American girl, who struggles to understand why the food in her lunch box is different from what all the other kids in her class bring!
Does your child love princesses or a royal life? Want such a book to come with a dash of Indian culture? Then you must read these books!
Is your child interested in bugs and insects? Here are some fun activities and printables you can try with materials at home to find out more about the insects!
Sakshi Singh is one of our favorite Indian poets! Her first storybook, Tauji Ki Chuhiya, turns a child's memory into something truly mesmerizing. We think you should not miss it!
Giggi and Daddy by Richa Jha is a lovely alternative story to the birth stories that our children simply love hearing!
Absolutely brilliant from cover to cover, 'A Tigress Called Machhli' by Supriya Sehgal is a collection of fascinating stories about the author's adventures with animals during her work as a travel journalist.
Bumboo is a playful and loving donkey in Ladakh, and the young Padma loves him. The tourist season approaches and Bumboo grows up, but then his family discovers something about him!
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