Are you ready for the competition of the month? Read, Review and Blog! Karadi Tales is excited to announce our October contest where you review one book and win four! You read that right. Pick up any one of the five titles released this month, review it, post the review on your blog and send…
It’s a special day, it’s Bapu’s day! This Gandhi Jayanthi, learn more about the man who made history with a gentle smile. Karadi Tales brings you The Story Of My Experiments With Truth (book + Audio CD) to help you remember him. Gandhi’s autobiography is in an abridged form, with a seamless narrative that provides…
Gulgul is not really sure where she comes from – then her entire family decides to tell her the story of the magical day she entered their lives. And Gulgul realises that she’s far more special than even she knew! This tender story in rhyme by Shobha Viswanath is illustrated in acrylic by Christine Tappin and…
Have you seen this article on bilingual books in the Times of India? What Karadi Tales titles are available in languages other than English? Quite a few, actually! The Karadi Tales Junior series is a popular series of audiobooks aimed at very young children (ages 2 to 4). The audiobooks were first made available in English (narrated…
Had he lived, today would have been Uncle Pai’s 82nd birthday. He was the visionary behind Amar Chitra Katha and Tinkle and he deeply inspired several publishing houses in the country including Karadi Tales. For those of us who grew up on his creations, our very idea of Indian history and mythology was defined by this…
In the Times of India, an article on bilingual books for children that talks about Karadi Tales. Do check it out!
Karadi Tales CEO, C. P. Viswanath, writes on the importance of reading in this very special post in lieu of International Literacy Day, which was 8 September: The average seven-year-old is a computer whiz. Parents are astounded at the ease with which he uses gadgets. But is he a fluent reader? Parents may ignore this.…
Over 70% of the words in the English language are sight-words. This means we are expected to recognise the word as soon as we see it. The best way to initiate a child into sight-reading is for the child to see a word and hear it at the same time. Audiobooks are the perfect way…
