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28 Jan

Posted at 20:59h in Reviews

... the book proves lots of fun, both for its intended child audience and for the many adults who enjoy such books as a means of relaxation. Make sure you read the author’s ‘What is Art?’ on the inside front cover flap too...

23 Jan

Posted at 00:02h in Reviews

This Rajasthani folktale can well be seen as a nonsensical story whose main purpose is to introduce children to animals, numbers, and to lend credence to the wily, not-trustworthy image of the jackal...

22 Jan

Posted at 21:08h in Reviews

The illustrations and storytelling are richly portrayed and exude a warmth and love of tradition and most importantly cultural pride which absolutely cries out to be shared with children...

22 Jan

Posted at 21:01h in Reviews

Alongside the drawing guidance, are little snippets of factual information about fish, their body shapes, where and how they live, all adding to make this book brilliantly educational...

22 Jan

Posted at 00:05h in Reviews

The pull-out scroll effect is unusual, and children will love this. It's made out of thick card, so will take the constant scrolling and unscrolling too, which is very important. It would be great for children with dyslexia...

17 Jan

Posted at 00:24h in Features

Editor V. Geetha Interviewed : When we review texts at Tara, we keep in mind certain things like if the worldview that a text presents is trapped by its middle class authorship, or does its creative energy enable it to communicate a rich, universal meaning?...