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Here is a list of new books and novels with the best illustrations and visuals to help kids develop reading habits without becoming bored.
In this human library, the books are the ‘living and breathing’ people who share their experiences through conversations with the readers.
The book, The Second Chance in Life tells the story of Dr Bhaskar Bora, who nearly lost everything after suffering a spinal cord injury that left him paralysed from the waist down
Every time we lamented that children were losing interest in reading, Balarama brought brand new themes and ideas to bring them back.
When Deepshikha noticed that children in Latur, Maharastra had limited access to reading material, the majority of which consisted of curriculum and textbooks, she devised a plan to spread the joy of reading to as many children as possible.
Trying to bridge the gap between 'knowing' and 'doing' Munmun speaks about combining traditional Indian foods, ancient Indian Yogic practices, and Ayurveda principles with gut microbiota study to understand and fight obesity and other diseases.
As people began to prioritise their health and fitness by setting up home gyms and stockpiling workout equipment, the demand for fitness accessories such as dumbbells, resistance tubes, and skipping ropes skyrocketed.
The precise diction, the vivid picturisation and the witty narrative style make 'Onam in a Nightie' a fabulous read.
Sohini Roychowdhury, a Bharatanatyam exponent, and Sharon Lowen, a renowned dancer of Indian classical dance forms -- Odissi, Manipuri, Mayurbhanj, and Seraikella Chhau -- will join Manjari Sinha, acclaimed music and dance critic, for a fascinating discussion on Sringara, exploring the evocative and evolutionary form.
How two people, quite unwittingly, helped the author connect Wine, Marx and his state, Kerala.