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The release of the latest book in the ‘Maithili and the Minotaur’ series prompts a look at why Indian parents discourage their kids from reading graphic novels.

The festival will feature some of the most prominent childrens authors, illustrators, and storytellers, a platform for children to discover the joy of reading.Mitu

The seventh edition of Chandigarh Children's Literature Festival will be held on February 4 and 5 at Dikshant Global School near here, it was announced on Friday.The festival will feature some of the most prominent children's authors, ...

The festival will feature some of the most prominent childrens authors, illustrators, and storytellers, a platform for children to discover the joy of reading.Mitu

A dog character is never an idea. It starts as a memory and burrows its way into the story.

New Delhi, December 11 S Sivadas, whose work has stood out in the children's literature field in Malayalam, has been named winner of the Big Little Book Award while the illustrator's prize has gone t

An excerpt from ‘Maithili and the Minotaur: Web of Woe’, written by CG Salamander and illustrated by Rajiv Eipe.

Updated: Illustrator Rajiv Eipe on the art of telling stories without words Share Article AAA Rajiv Eipe’s illustration in the book ‘A Book For Puchku’ by Deepanjana Pal   | Photo Credit: Special arrangement Illustrator Rajiv Eipe on the art of telling stories without words Rajiv Eipe’s first illustrations were for Geeta Dharmarajan’s Dinosaur-Long-As-127-Kids (Katha, 2010) telling the story of a one-of-its-kind Dino that loved taking children for rides. Since then, the illustrato...

BLBA 2020 winners stress on need for public libraries for children ​ By Siddhi Jain ( IANS) | Published on ​ Thu, Dec 17 2020 11:21 IST | ​ 3 Views BLBA 2020 winners stress on need for public libraries for children. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, Dec 17 : Subhadra Sen Gupta and Rajiv Eipe, winners of this years Big Little Book Award (BLBA) that recognizes and honours significant contribution of authors and illustrators to childrens literature in Indian languages, say that there is...

Author Subhadra Sen Gupta, illustrator Rajiv Eipe declared winners of Big Little Book Award 2020 Instituted by the Parag initiative of Tata Trusts, the chosen language of the fifth edition of the Big Little Book Award was English. Subhadra Sen Gupta and Rajiv Eipe have been awarded for their contribution to childrens literature. New Delhi: Author Subhadra Sen Gupta and illustrator Rajiv Eipe have been named winners of the Big Litt...