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A mother talks about those priceless moments she shares with her innocent, pure and selfless little one. Varsha Sreenivsan pens a poem.

Stealing from a Cookie Jar

One thing that most of us would have done as a child. Art by Amrita Sarkar.

Those Good Old Memories

Maheswaran Sathiamoorthy deviates a little from his routine this time and has something interesting to share. This time he sketches things that are slowly becoming a thing of the past and captures the sketches as photographs with an antique feel.

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Vani Viswanathan pens five little stories around childhood. Find the first one here and the rest in between other articles in this issue.

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The second of a series of stories on childhood by Vani Viswanathan.

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The fifth of a series of stories on childhood by Vani Viswanathan.

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The fourth of a series of stories on childhood by Vani Viswanathan.

Long-Ago Summers

A poem that will bring back memories of childhood summers. Poetry by Sandhya Ramachandran.

Books must Work for all Children

Radhika Menon of Tulika Publishers opens up on the inception of Tulika Publishers, the books they publish, the challenges they face, future plans of Tulika and her thoughts on the Indian children’s publishing industry. Catch Radhika Menon’s interesting response to Anupama Krishnakumar’s questions here.