How Many Lines in a Limerick Author: Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan Illustrator: Jennifer Gibson Clear Fork Media This is a book PACKED with information for little poets. You can learn all about sonnets, limericks, couplets, Diamante, acrostic and more. Shobha deftly… Read More »Book Review: How Many Lines in a Limerick
Ajooni the Kaurageous Author: Amarpreet Kaur Dhami Illustrator: Annie Wilkinson Mascot Books A little girl, Ajooni, is not scared of snakes or spiders or barking dogs or the dark – until she meets a dragon. When she realizes she is… Read More »Book Review: Ajooni the Kaurageous
Author: Aisha Saeed Illustrator: Anoosha Syed Publisher: Salaam Reads I had been wanting to read this book and was finally able to last weekend and it didn’t disappoint. Bilal’s Dad is about to Cooke daal. Bilal helps Dad set it… Read More »Book Review: Bilal Cooks Daal
Ritu weds Chandni is a book that directly deals with homophobia. A story of triumph, standing up for what you truly believe in, and the power of unconditional love.
Children’s books are a great conversation starter for topics you are wondering how to bring up to children. And if, as parents and caregivers, you are hesitating to bring up ‘difficult’ topics, I believe, children can actually be a very astute audience. They have no prejudice, they are naturally curious and have an extraordinary capacity to empathize.
Written by Raya Rashna Rahman and illustrated by Inshra Sakhawat Russell I participated in the Multicultural Children’s Book Day because there is a world of diverse books out there for all of us to discover. #MCBD’s #readyourworld is a fantastic attempt to… Read More »Book review: An unexpected friend
by Meenal Patel for #MCBD I participated in the Multicultural Children’s Book Day because there is a world of diverse books out there for all of us to discover. #MCBD is a fantastic attempt to bring these voices and stories… Read More »Book Review: Priya dreams of Marigold and Masala