Whimsy reading at Hippocampus
Annie Besant read out from her book, Whimsy at Hippocampus, Chennai earlier today. Here are some pictures from the event!
Yet another review of The Fox and the Crow!
We have been receiving fabulous reviews for The Fox and the Crow, written by Manasi Subramaniam and illustrated by Culpeo S. Fox. Here’s the most recent one: http://www.publishersweekly.com:8080/978-81-8190-303-7
‘An Aesop necessity’
“Gorgeous to eye and ear alike, the story’s possibilities are mined beautifully and the reader is left reeling in the wake. If you’d like a folktale that’s bound to wake you up, this beauty has your number…An Aesop necessity. Aesop done right,” writes Elizabeth Bird about The Fox and the Crow in the School Library…
Karadi at the Bologna Children’s Book Fair
Our Publishing Director, Shobha Viswanath has been meeting authors, illustrators, publishers, agents and distributors from all over the world at the prestigious Bologna Children’s Book Fair since Monday! Here are some pictures all the way from Italy! Karadi Tales at the NBT Stand Shobha Viswanath with the author, Anushka Ravishankar Shobha Viswanath with Francesco Manetti,…
Meet the Authors – Kavitha Mandana
You do remember Kavitha Mandana, the author of one of our latest books – A Pair of Twins, don’t you? Here, she talks to Karadi about remembering what it’s like to be a child; her favourite children’s books and her current projects. Karadi: What made you take up children’s writing? What are the advantages and disadvantages of being…
Make way for Bhukkad Caterpillar!
The sparkling new, revised bilingual edition of Eric Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar is here! Translated by Pratibha Jain, this book is available for purchase on www.karaditales.com. So what are you waiting for? Buy yourself a Bhukkad Caterpillar today!
Karadi Path in The Economic Times!
“Learning a new language is never easy, but a startup in Chennai believes that if the right methods are employed, then it can be child’s play,” writes Vidhya Sivaramakrishnan about Karadi Path in The Economic Times. Click on the images to read more!
Karadi Tales at the World Book Fair
The Wednesday Bazaar was one among the many Karadi Tales titles that were part of the World Book Fair that recently concluded in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. It was displayed under the ‘Classic Literature for Young India’ category and it has also found a place in the National Book Trust listings! Here are some pictures of…
The Wednesday Bazaar on Kirkus Reviews
Kirkus Reviews The Wednesday Bazaar (written by Neha Singh and illustrated by Sonal Gupta) and here’s what they have to say about it: “A few moments of distress capped by a happy ending and an iced lolly—all stories should end so well.”
To read the entire review, visit https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/neha-singh/the-wednesday-bazaar/. To purchase the book, visit www.karaditales.com.
A whimsical evening at Isha Life
Last evening was special to all of us at Karadi Tales. We launched Whimsy, a beautifully written and gorgeously illustrated book at Isha Life, Mylapore. We ate crunchy, tasty chips and yummy carrot cakes, sipped on juice and listened to the story of Ms. Fox, Mr. Prat and their endearing friendship. We also played an…