Our picture book ‘Princess Easy Pleasy’ written by Natasha Sharma and illustrated by Priya Kuriyan was launched at the Bookaroo – Festival of Children’s Literature in Pune earlier this month. Children were amused and filled with laughter as Natasha and Priya shared how Princess Easy Pleasy drives the royal packer up the wall with her…
How did The Dragon’s Toothache come about? I have always wanted to meet a dragon! So I had a few story lines in which I met a dragon and we became book-reading buddies / worst enemies fighting over who gets to read Tinkle first / best friends who think nothing of scratching each other’s backs. Well, I…
What could be stranger (or more exciting) than bumping into a dragon on your way back from school? How about bumping into a dragon who desperately needs your help?! We have heard of damsels in need of rescuing from dangerous dragons. We have heard of knights riding majestic dragons to save a village. Skip through…
The Karadi USA team huddled for our first team meeting in Fremont, California — with a bunch of files, papers and pens ready for the many copious notes we went on to take. The trip to San Francisco held many firsts for our team, exhibiting at the ALA being one of them! The ALA 2015…
Join us in welcoming our new editor. Suraj J. Menon is an editor who was born and raised in Bangalore. Having dabbled in several fields over the years, he found his true calling when a child asked him to narrate a story. He can smell good food, bad grammar and fine stories from miles away. He loves…
The Wednesday Bazaar was one among the many Karadi Tales titles that were part of the World Book Fair that recently concluded in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. It was displayed under the ‘Classic Literature for Young India’ category and it has also found a place in the National Book Trust listings! Here are some pictures of…
Kirkus reviews Thea’s Tree written and illustrated by Judith Clay. They write, “With its droll paintings and fablelike story, the book will appeal to those whose tree-hugging instincts and good wishes for the Earth’s future are intact.” To read the entire review, visit https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/judith-clay/theas-tree-clay/.
Thea’s Tree is available online through our website and on Amazon.
