The book gives the readers a glimpse of the life of Stephen Hawking in the simplest possible way. It takes them through his struggle, his determination to fights all the odds and to discover the mysteries of the world. The illustrations are vivid and cute, and the language is simple and gripping.
The story revolves around how a little girl, Zara, inspired by her old craft teacher from school, Miss Gappi, takes steps to revive a garden that has over the years been turned into a dump yard. Along the way, the reader is taken on an amazing journey of discovering recycling as well as looking after the environment, all of it woven together with an incredibly tender, heart touching story.
Of the many books being read to Baby S, who is nearing 1 soon, many of them being board books, he often enjoys picture books (could be because of the illustrations or that he’s curious to know what I’m reading to him). To introduce him to various topics, a book from each category as mentioned below, were being read to him. With passing time, I’m sure he would appreciate and love them even more.
Not only is the book a fun and light read, it has a beautiful message on how life comes to a full circle with the little girl growing up and making paper dolls with her own little girl.
These are Advit’s 30 absolute favourite and most cherished reads as our entry for #kbcbookbingojr. He is 3 years old. Most of these books would be apt for 3-6 year olds.
My Masi has a Labrador retriever. His name is Gucci. He was twice the size of me when I first met him. Masi told Gucci to be a good boy and be gentle with me, he listened to her then looked at me. Gucci wanted to hug me and lick me, I was little doubtful, so was my mumma.
