In The New Indian Express, a write up on the launch of our audiobook, A Quiet Courage, says: “We wanted to do this audio book because one must celebrate the everyday heroes in our society,” said Shobha Viswanath, Publishing Director. Anil Srinivasan, a classical pianist has composed music for the book. “When I listened to…
The Rumour is a lovely story written by Anushka Ravishankar, published by Karadi Tales. It’s fantastically illustrated by Kanyika Kini and one of our most popular picture books. The book is now published in North America by Tundra Books. Here are some recent reviews of the book from international magazines, journals and blogs! On the Goodreads website…
In Deccan Chronicle, a piece on our Creative Resource Centre for the Visually Impaired says: Providing access for differently-abled children to integrate them as closely as possible with the mainstream is a Himalayan effort in itself, and taking the right step forward is the Creative Resource Centre (CRC) housed within the Hippocampus Children’s Library in…
Sujatha Babu writes a blog post on the launch of A Quiet Courage. She says: This audio book is the first title in the series aptly named “Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives”. The audio book has a musical background that includes some pieces that were Mahema’s favorite, and aptly played and composed by Anil Srinivas and…
In The Hindu, a write-up on our launch of A Quiet Courage says: As expected, the hall at C.P.R. Environmental Education Centre, where the audio book was launched, was packed. And it was also filled with laughter, a defining feature of the Devadoss’ marriage. After receiving the first copy of the audio book from former Governor…
Krish Venkatesh writes a beautiful blog post about our audiobook launch of A Quiet Courage. He writes: It is the human yearning not to yield to extraordinary situations that the couple came to deal with. Surely the impact of their courage and creativity will reverberate with generations to come. And Karadi Tales has made it a…
