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Kavita Singh Kale's drawing workshop
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Transmedia artist Kavita Singh Kale was at the Just Books library, Nerul to talk about her latest book titled 'My Facebook Friends.' Published by Tulika Books, the book is targetted at children above 10 years.
The session started with a drawing workshop for kids. Travel was the chosen theme.Guided by the softspoken gifted artist, the kids captured the essence of travelling in Mumbai.
The latest recipient of the Bala Sahitya Puraskar for Marathi Literature(2017), Laxman Mahipati Kadu(L.M.Kadu) is a farmer, illustrator, and an author. The esteemed national recognition has been bestowed upon him for his book, Kharicha Vata( Rajhans Publications). Published in 2013, the book is a middle grade novel la which deals with friendship of two boys, a squirrel and the displacement of families after the construction of a dam in a village. The Bala Sahitya Akademi award is the fourth award for the book of over 200 pages. The premise for the story came from Mr Kadu’s life. It was while he was pursuing his primary schooling in Panshet that a dam came up in the vicinity. The government provided land to the residents for resettlement. He moved to Pune where he finished his schooling and pursued his love for art by graduating through Abhinav Kalamandir, Pune. It was in his youth that he met a few likeminded people and got involve...
Festival Stories Through The Year is Rachna Chhabria's first release with Harper Collins (India). Rachna shares her experiences while writing this book. Rachna Chhabria is a columnist with The Asian Age and Deccan Chronicle. She writes for many newspapers, her stories have been published in several anthologies. She is the author of Lazy Worm Goes on a Journey, The Lion Who Wanted to Sing and Bunny in Search of a Name. In the second week of July, Harper Collin’s Children’s Editor Tina Narang emailed me asking if I was willing to work on a book based on festivals. Tina was my editor at Scholastic. I was initially hesitant as this was a non-fiction project and also because of the time crunch, I had to submit the book by the end of the month. Nevertheless, I took it up as a challenge. After brainstorming, Tina and I decided to create a group of characters who would celebrate all the festivals. Luckily for me, two years back I had written an article on few festivals for an O...
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