The Tale of Makkhilal by Katha India is a delightful poem that introduces young readers to one of the most prolific health problems in India.
‘Trevor Noah: Born A Crime’- A Review Of The Version Adapted For Young Readers
‘Trevor Noah: Born a Crime’ – the memoir has recently seen an adaptation meant for young kids to accommodate easy reading for young middle-grade readers.
Book Review: Amar Chitra Katha’s ‘Women Path-Breakers:Stories of Success & Strength’
‘Women Path-Breakers: Stories of Success & Strenght’ is a curated selection of the life and times of 7 iconic women from India, who lived ordinary lives until they just decided to be extraordinary, beginning with stories of women from the early 19th century.
Phrebbel the Phrongol’s Vacation Pictures: Interview with Author Joe Spraga
“Phrebble the Phrongol’s Vacation Pictures” is a new children’s book by author Joe Spraga with an innovative, interactive twist.
Paint Like Franz Marc: Katha’s Gentle Nudge For Young Readers & Artists
Paint Like Franz Marc has a collection of the famous German Expressionist painter Franz Marc best known for his brightly colored paintings of animals.
PJ Library Introduces Podcast “Have I Got a Story for You!”
“Have I Got a Story for You!” is a new podcast by PJ Library that gives classic Jewish folk tales a modern twist and brings them to sparkling life for families seeking an entertaining, enriching diversion from digital life.
She Loves Me All the Same: Interview with Author Alisha Gaddis
“She Loves Me All the Same” is a newly published book by Alisha Gaddis that focuses on a young child and her relationship with her step-mother.
Monkey & Robot: Interview with Author and Illustrator Peter Catalanotto
Monkey & Robot: Friends and Neighbors is a new book by writer and illustrator Peter Catalanotto that was published by Creston Books in the Fall of 2019.
Hello: Interview with Illustrator Aiko Ikegami
“Hello” is a new wordless picture book by illustrator Aiko Ikegami that was published by Creston Books in October of 2019.
Lola the Therapy Dog: Interview with Author Marcia Goldman
Lola is a therapy dog who lives in California with her loving owner, Marcia Goldman, and a number of beloved animal siblings.
Stories for South Asian Supergirls: An explosion of inspiration
Stories for South Asian Supergirls is an anthology of superwomen that creates a domino effect for inspiration,energy and vitality.
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.