Gita Wolf
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An unorthodox and enabling approach to art education, encouraging children to experiment with different sorts of everyday materials. Category: Activity books, Cultural Diversity, ArtPublisher: Tara Books |
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A recounting of a charmed childhood, The Churki-Burki Book of Rhyme captures the experience of growing up as a girl in a tribal village in central India. Category: Picture story booksPublisher: Tara Books |
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Do!Text by Gita Wolf Illustrated by Ramesh Hengadi, Rasika Hengadi, Shantaram Dhadpe and Kusum DhadpeDo! is a set of action pictures, rendered in the traditional Warli style of art. It introduces basic verbs to the young reader through a series of brilliantly drawn pictograms, which both illustrate the verb, and tell a story. Category: ArtPublisher: Tara Books |
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Based on the original tale of Hans Christian Andersen. A poetic, letter-pressed version of the mermaid’s tale becomes a classic feminist parable on the warring claims of love and choice. Category: Architecture, Art and DesignPublisher: Tara Books |
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Following My Paint Brush is the story of Dulari Devi, a domestic Publisher: Tara Books |
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Monkey lives in a jungle that tourists love to visit. But he's getting tired of them taking pictures of him all the time - and he never gets to see any of them! So he decides to help himself to a camera and swing around the jungle, surprising friends and foes... Category: Picture story booksPublisher: Tara Books |
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Playing brilliantly on the skill, imagination, and meaning inherent in Gond patterning, Signature offers a unique compendium of Gond artists - ranging from well-known ones like Bhajju Shyam and Durga Bai, to emerging teenage talents. Category: Architecture, Art and DesignPublisher: Tara Books |
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Combining art and legend, this stunning handprinted book invokes the beauty and legend of Indian snake lore - from the enigmatic snake goddess Manasa to Buddha's sheltering snake. Category: Architecture, Art and Design, FictionPublisher: Tara Books |
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Trash! - On Ragpicker Children and RecyclingBy Anushka Ravishankar Illustrated by Orijit Sen By Gita WolfA unique combination of fiction and fact. The story of a runaway village child who becomes a ragpicker is accompanied by facts and arguments. Category: Junior non-fictionPublisher: Tara Books |
