A case for reading Indian children's books – or, your sure shot way to be happy
Children’s authors and illustrators recommend their favourite happy children’s books for all seasons
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Children’s authors and illustrators recommend their favourite happy children’s books for all seasons
319 New Delhi, May 10 Guess what's cooking in Gadbadland? Lies, mystery, trouble and laughs as a superhero grandmother faces her greatest foe yet in Lavanya Karthik's "Ninja Nani And The Freaky Food Festival" (Duckbill). It's time for the annual festival and a special guest is expected to arrive in Gadbadnagar, but has a certain President gone too far? Has Nani finally met her match in the meanest, scariest and awfullest demon ever to crawl out of the Dark Forest? Will the Mayor's moustache ever run for office? That's not all. There's Haunted Falooda, Giant Dogs and something about goats -- ...