[ad_1] Your book collection is often a reflection of your interests and when one of them is design, there’s no dearth of titles that you can stock up. They also make for great gifts whether it is for adding to someone’s reading collection or for their display of coffee table books. Vinay Sachdeva of Page3 […]
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[ad_1] For parents who want their children to start reading more and for children wanting to delve into a different range of genres, where does one start? Amidst constant discussion about screen time, books, and how to strike a healthy balance between the two, the city of Chennai is currently home to a host of interesting […]
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[ad_1] Books by the box at the Book Tale fair | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Sitting by the window and sipping a warm cup of coffee while basking in the warm early morning sunshine, flipping the pages gently. What was once filled with messy annotations showcasing varied colors of ink has now transformed into the […]
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[ad_1] A library was set up at a school in Nongshken, Meghalaya, with the help of Food4Thought Foundation | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement “We help connect idle books to hungry minds,” reads a statement on the website of Hyderabad-based Food4Thought Foundation (food4thoughtfoundation.org). Formed in 2015 as a bridge connecting individuals who want to donate books […]
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[ad_1] A for appam, B for bonda, and C for chaat…If we had to teach our children the ABCs of food, I’d rather opt for something like this and not A for asparagus, B for burger and C for cookie. As parents and teachers introduce books about food to children, more often than not, they […]
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[ad_1] Panampilly Nagar’s Central Park becomes a hub of people reading books over weekends, come rain or shine | Photo Credit: Kochi Reads Book in a park Reading under the shade of trees and the blue sky in a garden would seem like an impossible dream for those living in the city. But two reading […]
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[ad_1] Kapil Dev releasing the book ‘Memoirs of a Foodie’ written by Ramaa Shankar at an event hosted by the Duchess club. | Photo Credit: S R Ragunathan “I’m not a good writer. But there’s always somebody who writes that you admire, and they become your hero.” When World Cup-winning former Team India cricket captain […]
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[ad_1] On Sunday evening, I make my way past families sitting under the trees at Gandhi Mandapam, children running around the lawns, and people on benches immersed in their phones to a small group engrossed in their books. This is not a unfamiliar sight as most green spaces across the city are becoming havens for […]
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[ad_1] There has to be a cut-off, or we will spend all our time discussing Cardus and Arlott, Fingleton and Robinson and the incomparable C.L.R. James. It will leave out books by Ian Peebles, Arthur Mailey, Robertson-Glasgow, Bill O’Reilly, Don Bradman, J.M. Kilburn, Ronald Mason, Alan Ross, Jim Laker, all of whom have written with […]
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[ad_1] In mid-2020, Bengaluru-based Vikram Madhusudhan found his home, and that of his friends’, cluttered with toys but their children glued to screens. The father of a 2.5-year-old son then, he decided to quit his job as a quality manager at Boeing to pursue his entrepreneurial aspirations in the child-learning space. Two years later, Vikram […]
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