Book Review : Handa's Surprise

~Medha is 3 years old~

I must thank Devaki from Little Reader's Nook for recommending this book in her story sessions. Not only Medha, even I loved this book a lot. This is such cute and sweet story. You must not miss this book for your kids.

Title : Handa's Surprise

Author : Eileen Browne
Age : 2-6 years
Pages : 32
Publisher : Candlewick

Book Review : Room on the broom

~Medha is 32 months old~

After seeing the recommendation of this book by Falak, I decided to get this book for Medha. And I got this from library first to see whether Medha likes it or not as this book is recommended for 5+ ages. This book is magical journey with a delightful witch who loses lots of her accessories as she flies. I must thank her for recommending this beautiful book to me and Medha.

Title : Room On the Broom

Author :  Julia Donaldson

Publisher : Dial Books (2012)

Book Review : Snoring Shanmugam

I have bought "Snoring Shanmugam" story book for Medha as she was impressed with pictures inside the book when we went to a bookstore. And she asks me to read this book whenever she think of Lion or snoring. Here is our review on this book. 

Title : Snoring Shanmugam

Author : Radhika Chadha

Publisher : Tulika Publisher

Book Review : How do Dinosaurs say good night?

I have bought "How do Dinosaurs say good night?" story book in the last week for Medha. Here is my review on this book. 

Title : How do Dinosaurs say good night?

Author : Jane Yolen & Mark Teague

Publisher : HarperCollins Publisher

Insightful conversations

With my delightful daughter Medha conversations which amaze me, make me laugh, make me think and errr...make me want to bang my head against a brick wall sometimes.

Conversation 1

Medha and I have stopped at a traffic light while travelling in an auto. Medha is chattering a mile a minute. A beggar woman comes to my side of the auto, her palm containing a few coins, stretched beseechingly. I shake my head saying 'no'. Medha watches wide-eyed as she waits and walks away.

Medha: Amma, amma, why did'nt you take the money she was giving you??

Me: ????????

How many of us have ever thought of something like that? Out of the box, isnt it? ;)