Stories for South Asian Supergirls is an anthology of superwomen that creates a domino effect for inspiration,energy and vitality.
The Earth Carer Series By Katha: Using Art As A Medium For Storytelling
Katha’s new Earth Carer Series uses two beautiful media- Storytelling and Art to bring home the point of caring for our planet.
Warrior Women by Tulika: Where Art, History and Rebel Girls Come Together
Designed carefully for young minds, Warrior Women is a keepsake that can be read and relished many times over. It’s like taking a history class that does not have you dozing off, for once.
Book Review: The Grand Story of Ikli Chokli by Tulika Books
The Grand Story of Ikli Chokli has a lovable dog as a central character, making it a very relatable story to young readers.
‘All of Me’ by Venita Coelho: A History and Mystery Blender
‘All of Me’ by Venita Coelho is mysterious and funny with characters that hold their own throughout the narrative.
‘Once Upon A Story’ on Gijubhai Badheka: A Handbook For Every Educator
Gijubhai Badheka introduced and incorporated teaching tools that we need today- over a hundred years ago from a small town in India.
Magical Women: India’s First All-Female Science Fiction Anthology Packs A Punch In Its Women
Magical Women is an anthology by 14 women featuring an exotic and versatile range of the feminine: Humans, Yakshis, Rakshasis, Goddesses that are magical.
The One Thing Every Mom Needs To Know: The Swiss Army Knife Parenting Book
The ONE Thing Every Mom Needs To Know is synthesized, distilled wisdom from 30 experts across the globe.
Katha’s ‘Portraits of Exile’ Series Is A Lovely Portrait Of Lives Away From Home
Katha’s ‘Portraits of Exile’ series has three books with the stories of three separate Tibetan refugees settled in the Bylakuppe region of Karnataka.
‘The Forest Of Enchantments’ Is A Tale Of Sita’s Depth and Courage: Author Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
The Forest of Enchantments reinterprets character to focus on how the women respond and show their autonomy within the limits of what the situation allows.
A Universal Lens on Menstruation: ‘Menstruation Across Cultures’ by Nithin Sridhar
Menstruation across cultures serves the range from being a great conversation starter to being a springboard for deeper conversations with their children, helping them place this bodily phenomenon in a more universal context.
Book Review: The Dog Who Saved The World by Ross Welford
The Dog Who Saved The World is a mix of miracles, magic, adventure, science fiction, friendship, hope, stupidity, disappointment – all in one rollercoaster ride!