The story begins on Great Nicobar Island, where many animals live peacefully in the forest. One day, they discover that politicians are planning to cut down about 9 million trees to make way for a huge development project. The animals are shocked and worried because they know they could lose their homes forever.
The story follows Bhim, who is intrigued by all the colourful kites and strings that are covering the city during the annual kite festival. Equally vivid is his depiction of the casteist exclusion of Bhim’s bustee (slum/basti) from the festival.
The book talks about a small boy Dhiman, based in Kolkata around the time when refugees escaping from East Pakistan / Bangladesh were entering India to save their lives. His father, a journalist, has gone to the Ground Zero to report the events while his mother is battling for life.
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.
The story follows Lou, a spirited 4-year-old who’s convinced she’s a “bad artist.” Her belief comes from constantly comparing herself to her talented 10-year-old sister.
