Books

Author     :    Rajni Kumar Publisher :    HarperCollins Rajni Kumar is a renowned name in the field of education in India. Founder of the Springdales Schools, she has received a number of national and international recognitions for her…
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Good news for Ruskin Bond fans! Celebrated and iconic contemporary writer Ruskin Bond will be launching his first set of audiobooks based on his original short stories. This is the first time that an author of Penguin Random House India…
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HarperCollins Children’s Books brings out a list of books for readers across age-groups thrice a year. The Festival List is the second list of books for 2019. 1. BEING GANDHI By Paro Anand The list of books opened with rave…
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Author : Paro Anand Publisher : HarperCollins Children’s Books For years, Gandhi Jayanti has been an occasion of celebrating Mahatma Gandhi's birthday by enjoying a day off, and watching politicians lay a wreath at his samadhi. For…
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Author       :   David Walliams Illustrator   :  Tony Ross Publisher   :   HarperCollins Children's Books There are some teachers we love and some we hate. But there's also another category of teachers. These are the ones whom everyone…
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HarperCollins Children's Books recently announced that their two books, The Adventures of Kakababu (Translator Nomination) and Amrita Sher-Gil: Rebel with a Paintbrush (Author Nomination) have been nominated for the IBBY Honour List 2020.…
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Book: Shiksha: My Experiments as an Education Minister Writer: Manish Sisodia Publisher: Penguin Random House India Delhi’s deputy chief minister and education minister, Manish Sisodia, has been instrumental in ushering a…
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In today’s world, we seldom hear someone talk about birdwatching. But New Delhi-based designer, illustrator and book maker, Devangana Dash wrote a book about it. Her motivation – to encourage more people, esp., children to listen to the…
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Wondering what books to give to your children to read this season? Well, instead of just picking up some old popular books, try these recently launched books: 1. Koki’s Song: Ruskin Bond’s lyrically written and beautifully illustrated…
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Anil Swarup retired in June last year as Secretary, School Education, HRD. The book is a memoir of his 38-year-long roller coaster stint in the civil services. The book begins with the fact that his entry into the IAS world wasn’t his…
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‘The Room on the Roof’ is Ruskin Bond’s first novel, written way back in the year 1956, when he was just 17 years old. Within a year of writing this book, he was awarded the John Llewellyn Rhys Memorial Prize. The book is a story of a 16…
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The school exams are either over or about to finish, it is time to relax at home. And what better way to relax than to read books. But then what to read? If you too are facing the same dilemma, here’re some of the recent releases by one of…
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As you listen to eminent author Ruskin Bond interact with his readers, especially the young ones, you realise the ‘secret’ of his popularity, the ‘secret’ of how he has managed to transcend the generation gap effortlessly. His stories…
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If you are interested in knowing about endurance and how much a human body can endure, this book is for you. As the name suggests, the book talks about endurance, athletic endurance. The sports covered include marathon running,…
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HarperCollins is launching its first seasonal list this October. The ten books on the festival list go across age groups and genres. From a zebra in a messy room, to a delightful Dussehra story with a ten-headed boy, and a Diwali one…
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One Nation Reading Together is an annual event, conducted by Scholastic India on the last Friday of November, where children in schools across the country spend 20 minutes (preferably at 12 noon) reading for fun and participating in other…
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Reading is one of the common pastimes among people during holidays. However, one of the major dilemmas before youngsters is to determine what books to read and what not? We asked a few authors/ publishers to list us a few books which are a…
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Summers are getting hotter every year. Visiting libraries, braving the heat and Delhi’s traffic, is no mean task. If you are among the bunch of parents who would like to get their kids introduced to the joys of reading but are unable to…
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