There are a lot of popular books available by famous Indian Authors that deserve to be read by your kids —and— you can try as well. But below are some best 3 storybooks that are recommended for kids by one of the best CBSE schools in Delhi. This is the perfect time to explore these genres as all your kids are attempting online schooling during the pandemic.
The White Tiger - Novel by Aravind Adiga
A novel of modern India comes in the New York Times bestseller list. Writer Adiga itself says his novel endeavor to catch the voice of the men you meet as you travel India. Kids would enjoy reading The white Tiger as it's interesting and teaches a lot of moral values that are localized to our culture and tradition.
Ammachi's Amazing Machines - Written by Rajiv Eipe
This book, at its heart, is a great STEM book for its presentation of the concepts of tools being used in real life. Read this book with your kids as its concept come to life in painstaking detail as Sooraj and his Ammachi (South Indian word for grandmother) set out to make Coconut Burfis together. This would be a zesty tale of adventurous story that kids love—and—live the most.
Our Nana Was a Nutcase - Book by Ranjit Lal
Ranjit Lal is the author who wrote over 35 books including fiction and non-fiction for children and adults as well. In between those 35 books, there is a fictional book titled Our Nana Was A Nutcase. This novel began with too much narration that has an energetic style.
Nana is a lovable character because he knows how to love. Surely, this might become your's all-time favorite book too.
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It helps brain restructure physically, mentally, emotionally, environmentally and more.
However, scientists Timothy Keller and Marcel Just from Carnegie Mellon University, have uncovered an evidence that proves how reading can positively alter brain tissue in young children, thus improving the communication within the brain.
In fact, a study by The Guardian clearly states that reading for fun, boosts the neurological powers of a child.
Involving family members while undertaking fun reading activities also yields positive results in this unique concept.Source: Palabourtzi Reading FictionFiction plays a pivotal role in mounting imagination and embracing different worlds.
In fact, Tzipi Horowitz-Kraus- the program director for Cincinnati Children Hospital’s department of Reading and Literacy Discovery and paediatrician Dr. John S. Hutton state that reading out to a child immensely affects the child’s behaviour and academic performance.
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