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Mar 092024

A Grandmother’s Kitchen Adventures – Biji’s in the Kitchen! [Review]

  • By Prachi Khare
  • Posted on March 9, 2024March 30, 2024

Biji’s in the kitchen is a funny book about persistence, uniqueness and breaking stereotypes. And of course, food.

Oct 112021

Tughlaq And The Stolen Sweets Will Steal Your Heart! [Review]

  • By Deeksha Sashikumar
  • Posted on October 11, 2021March 28, 2026

This book is about Tughlaq, an emperor, who wanted to eat his favorite dessert, the sugared melons. But someone had stolen his precious sweets. The “Thunderous Three” are hired to find out who stole the sweets!

Mar 162021

10 Picture Books that are Favourites at Author Nandita da Cunha’s home! #kbcAuthoRity

  • By Team Kids Book Café
  • Posted on March 16, 2021June 13, 2021

Here’s a selection of picture books (for children between ages 4-7) by Indian authors, that are absolute favourites at Nandita da Cunha’s home. These are the books her daughters (now 7 and 9) have read and re-read (and continue to do so…!)

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