Top 5 Books By Indian Publishers That Are Excellent For Children’s Reading
Top 5 Books By Indian Publishers That Are Excellent For Children’s Reading
Reading is an essential part of every kid’s life that decides many growth parameters. Children learn to focus, be stable, and develop a love for reading that can help academically. Furthermore, reading is an excellent way to improve vocabulary and language skills.
Even so, reading conventional content may not be attractive to this advanced generation. Children presently have curated different tastes concerning reading books. Many Indian publishers have maintained this interest of the youth by producing brilliant material. Please read on to learn the top five books written by Indian authors that children would love to read and own.
Maharani The Cow; Author: Christy Shoba Sudhir; Publisher: Tulika
A cow standing in the middle of the street and resulting in paused traffic is a typical scene that children can relate to. So, this book is a fantastic choice for children till six years. It is about a cow’s life amidst a busy city and has colourful illustrations to pair.
Your Turn Now; Author: Lubaina Bandukwala; Publisher: FunOkPlease
The author beautifully presents the real stories of numerous people who showed their acts of kindness. Preteens can learn a great deal about the significance of this moral value from this book.
The Mystery of the Secret Hair Oil Formula; Author: Asha Nehemiah; Publisher: Scholastic
This book is filled with comical narratives about a girl and her weird group of friends. The team is going to attend the World Herbologist Conference and try to save their secret formula from a suspicious being. Children in the early years of school will have a hilarious time reading this book.
Padma Goes to Space; Author: Shwetha Prakash; Publisher: Tulika
This book is about the young Padma, who has fantasized about celestial space in her mind. Her dreams comprise chocolate, fruit juices, and ice creams that preschoolers will love diving into.
Simply Nanju; Author: Zainab Sulaiman; Publisher: Duckbill
Nanju is a specially-abled child and studies in a school dedicated to these angels. Books start disappearing suddenly in the class, and everyone suspects Nanju of this nuisance. However, Nanju joins hands with the intelligent Mahesh to unveil the truth. The simple and innocent language and the sensitive storyline makes it the best content for middle schoolers.
Reading books is a fantastic way to improve language and enhance imagination. Visualization is a technique coming up in all spheres today, and books can be the best companion in this regard. Parents can help their kids discover their choices and can pick some books mentioned in this list above.
This blog post is part of the blog challenge ‘Blogaberry Dazzle’ hosted by Cindy D’Silva and Noor Anand Chawla.
These look like really interesting stories for kids. I wish I had read your review earlier. I would have ordered them and taken them to Mexico with me. I am going to visit my grandsons on 1st.
These look like really interesting stories for kids. I wish I had read your review earlier. I would have ordered them and taken them to Mexico with me. I am going to visit my grandsons on 1st.
These look like really interesting stories for kids. I wish I had read your review earlier. I would have ordered them and taken them to Mexico with me. I am going to visit my grandsons on 1st.
Glad to see children’s books with great illustrations are widely available in India. I’ve bought so many children’s books over the years in the states. For e.g. one such book ‘The goodnight moon’ has been around for ages. Growing up in India we did not see this trend and your post is making me think that this is probably a good time to be a children’s book author in India.
Books are the noble companions for children. They are the means to learn many new things which will spur up their imagination.
All of these are such interesting stories and will appeal to young readers. I would love to gift a few to my daughter who reads with her friends often.
It’s really nice that we have options for children’s book by Indian authors. Thank you for these recommendations Samata… I think all make up for great reads. btw, even I am interested to read Maharani, the cow😄
I am very happy to see Indian author specially for childrens story. I have only Sudha Murty’s book. I am bookmarking your post and going to order each one for my daughter. Thank you for recommendation.
When my children were growing up, there were usually comics and Amar Chitra Kathas. It is good to see so many books coming up by Indian authors, especially for them. Thanks for the post, I will share it around.
Thanks for sharing children’s books with Indian publishers. My daughter will love it. I am going to save it.
The cover page is eye catching. Kids definitely will fall in love with this books. Lovely suggestions.
These seem to be delightful reads. There is such a range of books for kids these days. We were limited to English and American books that we sometimes could not relate to.
Thanks for sharing children’s books with Indian publishers. My daughter will love it. I am bookmarking it and will order it asap from India as one of my friends is coming back to Oman.
Appreciate you sharing this book list! I’m raising a bookworm and it would be great to incorporate different kinds of books, authors, and publishers. I’m sure there’s some kind of difference on the writing itself that has been influenced by culture which I’m after. I’d love to raise my daughters to be openminded.
Thank you for bringing into limelight the lesser known but great publishers for children. Everyone only thinks of Rupa, Harper Collins, Pan Macmillan etc
These all seem amazing books. I have a nephew who is 6 years old I will forward this list to my sister for him.
These stories seem interesting to me and I can surely recommend them to my friends with kids.
These look like really interesting stories for kids. I can surely recommend them to my nephew.
Very varied topics and each so interesting. Kids these days are lucky. During my childhood days i didn’t have many Indian authors writing children’s books
Thanks for introducing me to these titles! Will check them out 🙂