Ugadi Special : Children’s books to celebrate grandparents, food and traditions

Description

Coloured Book with beautiful illustrations- Traditions with Aachi Thatha 

Why do we ring the bell in a temple? Why do people light oil lamps in their houses? Why do people make kolams on their doorsteps? Young author Aaryan Vittal from Bangalore bursts with questions about traditions followed in his house and who better to guide him than his loving grandparents – Aachi and Thatha who always have the answers he needs. Told from the view point of a child, this beautifully illustrated book by Abhishek Muthurajan about age-old beliefs as passed on from generations, highlights the deep bond between grandparents and grandchildren. A perfect guide to understanding Indian traditions.

Picture Book-Nancy and the Dosa Cake

Details- Ages 3+ | Paperback | Picture Book| 28 beautifully illustrated coloured pages

About the book: On her birthday, instead of celebrating with balloons, friends and cake, Nancy is confined to her bed with a bad cold. Just when it seems like her
special day is ruined, Ammachi comes up with a sweet surprise for Nancy. What had Ammachi created? Would this surprise turn Nancy’s day around? Written by Reshma Joel and fantastically illustrated by Pooja Saklani, this is a story of love, warmth, and the little surprises that make birthdays truly special.

Coloured Book with beautiful illustrations- Aachi Thatha’s Kitchen

Food tastes better with a side of stories and a generous dollop of grandparents’ pampering.

This beautiful book transports you home, soaking in the aroma of your grandma’s cooking and snuggling in the warmth of a million stories she had to share. Beautiful illustrations by Abhishek Muthurajan bring the young author, Aaryan Vittal’s writing alive. Conversations he has with his loving grandparents, the delicious traditional Tamil recipes they cook and the timeless stories they tell. Richly illustrated by Abhishek Muthurajan, this sweet book is an ode to childhood, the importance of dinner table conversations and grandparents’ unconditional love for their grandkids.