The story follows a rather distressed little boy, Kai, who is worried about what to say when his teachers ask him what he wants to be when he grows up. As Kai imagines himself in various professions, he invariably gravitates towards the mischievous possibilities each one offers.
Some of the exciting books we discovered towards the end of the year!
The author has done a great job breaking down the Gita for young children in this book. She has included some of the more age appropriate ideas and messages of the Gita and stated them in simple language. The accompanying illustrations from Krishna’s life connect to these ideas and messages in subtle ways.
The complete Ramayana in its original seven parts, retold by the acclaimed author Paro Anand. Written simply, but with all the details of the original text — and illustrations on every page.
At its core, this book is a simplified 100-day roadmap for anyone who has ever felt that Ayurveda is “too complicated.” Each day introduces a small habit or reflection point, designed to be implemented step by step.
Wild About India is the first dedicated Indian wildlife series for children. With stunning real photography, expert-vetted facts and kid-friendly language, each one of the books in the series takes young readers across India’s diverse animal kingdom.
