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Exploring Taboos in Children’s Literature
Gone are the days when children’s literature refrained from touching upon serious issues, painting instead a rosy picture of vibrant blooms in a world that seemed to exist without any blemishes; where there was a clear and simplistic distinction between good and evil…
Flyaway Boy is a story about a boy who doesn’t fit in – not in his school, among friends and sometimes even struggles to feel part of his family. As the author Jane De Suza writes, everyone lives in boxes. And Kabir saw those boxes…
“अगर मैं पंछी होती-
तो उड़ जाती l
गाँव से दूर।…
मेरी डायरी से – कक्षा में ‘14 चूहे घर बनाने चले’
हालांकि , मेंरे छोटे – छोटे कई अनुभव हैं ‘14 चूहे घर बनाने चले’ पुस्तक को लेकर | उनमें से मैं अपनी कक्षा से जुड़ा एक अनुभव साझा कर रही हूँ|
What We Can Unfold with The Sad Little Fact
‘It was sad. It was little. It was a fact. Nobody believed it. People accused it of being fake. They tried to bury it. They tried to destroy its spirit. But facts are stubborn things…’
Pyari Madam is the story of a young school girl who interacts with her teacher through her diary, where she opens her heart out…
