WORKSHOP 1 Children can experience Augmented Reality (AR) through colouring and designing their first AR programme. When: 22 […]
Category Archive: children’s literature
One of my highlights of visiting India as a kid was to buy an obscenely large number of Tinkles and Amar […]
Established in 2002, Andrew Nurnberg Associates China is a go-to agency for a many looking to sell rights into the […]
Tara Books travels to Japan for an exhibition that celebrates the exhilarating work of the Chennai-based indie publisher. […]
Kitaab is looking for experienced freelancers who are passionate about cover designing, book designing, or illustrations, for fiction, […]
By Radhika Sainath for Lithub As a new parent, I’m now alert to a substratum of media that […]
Benevolent kings and their beauteous queens stroll in palace gardens or verdant forests while loyal servants eavesdrop and […]
Satyajit Ray’s eccentric character is being turned into a film by his son Sandip. When Sandip Ray read […]
Rather than being weighed down by pedagogy, children’s literature must set you free — to imagine, to recall, […]
Dibyajyoti Sarma in conversation with renowned Bengali author Nabaneeta Dev Sen for Sakal Times. Renowned Bengali author Nabaneeta […]
