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Young Adult Publishing

What are the trends in children’s publishing?

Shantanu Duttagupta, Head of Publishing, Scholastic India shares his views on the ongoing trends in children’s publishing, what kind of books interest them, importance of translations and more.

Many children, many languages, many stories

Once upon a time…who has not felt the delicious anticipation of diving headlong into a story with a favourite elder reading to us or telling us a story? Manisha Chaudhry, Director, Manan Books, shares more about the beautiful world of…

A decade of chasing the stars with the Taranauts

Roopa Pai, the author of the Taranauts, the eight-book sci-fi-fantasy-adventure series that went on to become India’s first-ever original and complete series for children in English for its age group, shares her tryst with the Taranauts.…

A children book from a child!

Moonlight Books has recently released My Fantasy World by Yuvika Pasricha, who is a 14-year-old budding writer. Here, she shares more about her book and more.

Children Publishing

An outstanding event on children's literature At the get-together of Association of Writers and Illustrators for Children (AWIC) held recently, the future of children's literature in India was discussed profoundly. “It is a matter of…

Volumes of History

A neat two-volume set on Indian history for children and young readers combines a 360-degree retelling of history with spotlights of fascinating facts to make for very readable reference.

Making history fun again!

History is great fun, and that’s exactly how it should be presented, feels Archana Garodia Gupta and Shruti Garodia, authors of The History of India for Children.