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Why Are You Afraid To Hold My Hand? by Sheila Dhir was the first book on disability we published in 1999. Since then almost every year we...
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Skyping about Arif
In this delightful Guest Post, Zai Whitaker describes her experiences of discussing ‘Andamans Boy’ on Skype with the Grade 6 kids of the...
A clean sweep at The Hindu Young World-Goodbooks Awards 2018
We're over the moon to have won in ALL four categories in The Hindu Young World-Goodbooks Awards 2018. Here are the full citations from...
Guest Post by Niveditha Subramaniam: Stepping away from the Storyboard - thoughts on finding my visu
Tulika author and illustrator Niveditha Subramaniam describes what she learnt about illustration during her master’s degree in this guest...
Q and A with Lavanya Karthik
A Walk with Thambi is our latest book which will be released on Sunday 19 November (11 am to 12.30 pm) at the Anna Centenary Library...
Repost: Here are three children’s books featuring disability that fared beautifully against my wish
We came across this wonderful article that perceptively describes our books on children with special needs way back in February. On the...
Guest Post by Sandhya Rao: Stories Are for Sharing
Tulika author Sandhya Rao describes her experience of the Srinagar Bookaroo: Festival of Children’s Literature in a guest post. Back in...
Talking About Pictures
Tulika author-illustrator Deepa Balsavar spoke about her thoughts behind creating illustrations for picture books in a video event for...
Exciting History, Electrifying History…‘Excavating History’
Most people think that a book on history is a surefire way to guarantee yourself a good snooze. We beg to differ. Excavating History is...
(Sub)Mission Possible!
A question-answer session live on Facebook with Tulika's Publishing Director Radhika Menon on what makes a good manuscript. Shyamala...
Stories Through a Writer-Activist’s Eyes
We know we said we’d give you a post on Excavating History but that is in the making right now. (It’s on archaeology so, you know, it...
Q and A with Rinchin
We are intrigued with Rinchin’s storytelling technique and the way she weaves the story and its social, political, cultural and...
Ambedkar, a Library and a Boy Called Balmiki
WHY do I have to sit separately in a corner of the classroom? WHY can’t I drink water from the tap like other children? WHY do the...
To Tulika, with love
We are deeply touched that people take the trouble to write and tell us how much they love our books and why. It gives us our energy...
Crow Chronicles 2: Our Cathy Story
Cathy Spagnoli’s visit to Tulika a few days ago brought back memories of her wonderful storytelling. I first heard her at The School,...
On Gone Grandmother
Author Chatura Rao writes about the launch of Gone Grandmother. I took Gone Grandmother to the Peek-a-Book Children's Literature Festival...
Mukand and Riaz at Mumbai Mobile Creches
Here is the note sent by the lovely Team MMC: MMC’s day care centers are probably the most unique day care centers in Mumbai. Mumbai...
Ranjan De and the crow
We lived in a nest of sorts at the top of a flight of narrow iron stairs. Back then, the perch still provided a fair view of the city...
Crow Chronicles 1
1996. With Line and Circle, it was lift-off for Tulika's multilingual publishing programme for children. Save three months right at the...
Talking Gender
A review of Gender Talk - Big Hero, Size Zero by a 15-year-old. "The book states a lot of facts without hiding anything. The truth is not...
Bal Sahitya Puraskar 2015 for Mayil Will Not Be Quiet!
A flower shower for the award-winning Mayil Will Not Be Quiet!, Sowmya Rajendran, who co-authored the book with Niveditha Subramaniam –...
Tulika in 2015
JANUARY 1. The House That Sonabai Built by Vishakha Chanchani and photographs by Stephen P. Huyler This sensitive telling of Sonabai's...
Meri priya pustak
Readers have enjoyed puzzling out perplexed Paploo’s questions about his upside down world. This neat little review of Kyon Heeroo Hua...
Growing up with Tulika books
In February last year, I had quit my job just after 7 months of work. I had decided to take a short break to do certain things that...
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