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Book review: Mad Sisters of Esi by Tashan Mehta
Mad Sisters of Esi :Book Blurb Myung and Laleh are keepers of the whale of Babel. They roam within its…
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It is especially useful for our generation because the next generation poses so many questions about traditions and rituals concerning…
A wonderful book indeed, from the reading about it. Many of us do not know the significance of festivals. But…
This story is so powerful and thought-provoking. Shanno’s life serves as a poignant reminder of how critical inclusion and equal…
Preeti our festivals and culture are something that attracts people across globe …. its vibrant, full of warmth and harmony.…
Thanks Samata , I expected it to be a boring childish book but it was well narrated with a lot…