SARASWATI’S WAY paints an accurate portrait of the realities of street kids in the Indian capital. Young readers in the US will have no trouble identifying with Akash and relating to the book’s inspiring message about holding on to one’s dream.
Month: November 2010
Monika Schröder is the elementary school librarian at the American Embassy School in New Delhi, India. SARASWATI’S WAY is her second novel.
We all want what’s best for our kids, but are they missing out on an important genre, critical in the role of a child’s development—picture books?
In beautifully descriptive prose seasoned with a handful of familiar Japanese words, Lendroth takes us to another time and culture.
A children’s book celebrating both the beauty of nature and the beauty inherent in dreams, imagination, and discovery; encourages timeless values of strength, character, and courage along the way.
With striking artwork, interactive components, and a poignant message, it’s impossible not to fall in love with The Robot Book.
Here follows a list of picture books—all about pie—to share with your little ones. Some simply get your mouth watering, but most are laced with a secret ingredient.
The Little Green Goose is a sweet and uncomplicated animal story about parenthood—particularly adoption and fatherhood.
Summer Sanctuary, Laurie’s first young adult novel, was recently awarded a Moonbeam Children’s Book Gold Medal.
This list offers educational books that aim to be culturally sensitive and historically accurate. The other selections are simply unique or just plain silly.