The book has traditional tales revolving around the nine forms of Durga, described in new and interesting ways to help children read and understand them better.
It also gives information on how each Durga festival is celebrated in different parts of the country.
Title: Just Like Papa Author: Nandita da CunhaIllustrated by Shreya SenType: PaperbackAge Group: 6-9 years Of kids’ dreams & struggles and a brush with failure… Just like Papa, a beautiful picture book by Nandita da…Continue Reading
Title: Queen of Earth Author: Devika Rangachari Type: Paperback Age Group: 12+ years After the brilliant tale of Didda in ‘Queen of Ice’, author and historian Devika Rangachari brings us the tale of Prithvimahadevi, the…Continue Reading
Title: Why Is My Hair Curly? Author: Lakshmi Iyer (Debut Children’s Book) Illustrator: Niloufer Wadia Type: Paperback Age Group: 7-12 years Well, this review comes in a little later than I actually planned to write…Continue Reading
Title: Rats Bigger Than Cats Author: Maegan Dobson Sippy Illustrator: Adrija Ghosh Age group: 3 – 7 years Type: Paperback with a Glow In The Dark Cover! A sweet suspense-thriller for 3 year olds! We…Continue Reading
Title: Big Bully and M-Me Author: Arti Sonathlia Illustrated by: Sebin Simon Type: Paperback Age group: 7-10 years Posting this on behalf of my 9-year-old boy, Aryaveer. This is his first book review here :).…Continue Reading
