The Boy Who Drew Cats
Anushka Ravishankar reads from our lovely picture book The Boy Who Drew Cats. Don’t miss it if you’re in Delhi!
RIP Pulak Biswas
“I wish children’s literature and illustration were taken more seriously in the country. Creating for children is an extremely serious business, it just needs better recognition like in the western countries.” – Pulak Biswas We are incredibly sad to hear about the death of Pulak Biswas, one of India’s best-known and most accomplished children’s book…
Jumpstart
Shobha Viswanath, Publishing Director of Karadi Tales will be at Jumpstart tomorrow and the day after! At a panel discussion “Speaking in Tongues” at 04:30 PM on 29 August 2013, she speaks on translation. Translation is tricky. Dialogue is difficult. How can we know that a book that works in one language will work in…
Karadi Titles on Publisher’s Weekly!
Publisher’s Weekly includes Thea’s Tree, The Wednesday Bazaar, and The Fox and the Crow in their Spring 2014 Sneak Previews! One of Judith Clay’s fantastic paintings from Thea’s Tree also makes it to the list. It’s going to be a memorable spring season indeed!
Letter from Japan
We received this absolutely adorable handwritten letter from Japan recently. So lovely to know that we have fans all over the world!
What Do Editors Want?
On 9 August 2013, we had a fantastic panel discussion organised by the Society of Children’s Books Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) India Chapter. The panel was moderated by Anushka Ravishankar, author, publisher and head of SCBWI India. The panellists were Sayoni Basu of Duckbill Books, Gita Wolf of Tara Books, and our very own Shobha…
Debussy Special!
It’s Debussy’s 151st birthday. If you loved today’s Google Doodle, you’re sure to love our audiobook, A Quiet Courage, which includes some incredible tracks from Debussy (amongst others), rendered gorgeously by the wonderful Anil Srinivasan. Here’s a trailer to the audiobook!
Andhra Path
Karadi Path conducted training sessions at the Andhra Pradesh Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society recently. Here are some details: Karadi Path is unique, creative pedagogy to achieve English fluency easily, enjoyable and effectively. If is especially designed to cater to the first generation learners of English. It facilitates experimented learning through creation, music and…