HarperCollins India presents ‘The Good Indian Child’s Guide to Eating Mangoes’ by Natasha Sharma

is delighted to announce the first in the Good Indian Child’s Guide Series

The Good Indian Child’s Guide To Eating Mangoes

by Natasha Sharma

The perfect preface to the mango season.

Drool-inducing! Rib-tickling! Timely! Generations of Indian children will benefit from this prof-BURRRRP! (Excuse me, its mango season.)’ 

Anushka Ravishankar, popular childrens author

Does a plate of mangoes make you

  1. 1. Want to share or

2. Gobble it up alone?

The book for goody-ness and mango-ness with a touch of madness!

 

A book that initiates children into the art of eating India’s favourite fruit while featuring a rather cheeky take on what it means to be a good child. It contains within it an illustrated guide to the different varieties of mangoes and features a fun personality quiz that tells the reader what sort of a mango eater they are. Apt for ages 7 and above, this book is an indispensable part of the mango season and a must-have for fans of the fruit.

Whats the moral of this story?

Moral? Moral! Eat more mangoes and read more books!

The Good Indian Childs Guide:

What characteristics are required to be a “good” Indian child? In a play on the concept, this series takes things that are intrinsic to India—be they mangoes or cricket—and presents a tongue-in-cheek exploration of the subjects.

Author Bio:

An award-winning children’s books author, Natasha Sharma has published 16 books for children till date. Natasha writes across age groups and formats, from picture books, early chapter books, historical fiction to her new graphic novels. Her poems have also featured in anthologies and course books for schools. Natasha is an MBA with a graduate degree in maths and is happiest in her little squiggly corner of writing for children.

 

For interviews, reviews and excerpts please call or email at

+91 8826946430 Percy.bharucha@harpercollins-india.com

 

PB | Non-Fiction | pp 104 | Rs 299

HCI

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