Kirkus Reviews A Pair of Twins!

A Pair of Twins has been reviewed by Kirkus Reviews! Here's what they have to say about the book in a nutshell: "An attractive and important read, particularly in light of current events in India."

To read the entire review, visit https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/kavitha-mandana/a-pair-of-twins/.

To buy a copy of this beautiful book, visit www.karaditales.com. 

The Lizard's Tail on Kirkus Reviews

Yet another Kirkus Review! The Lizard's Tail, written by Shobha Viswanath and illustrated by Christine Kastl, has been reviewed here. The review says, "Geckos are neither so common nor so freighted with superstition in North America as they are in parts of Asia, but they are familiar and pleasing enough to make this an ideal choice for sharing with preschoolers."

If you'd like to purchase The Lizard's Tail, visit www.karaditales.com.

The Boy Who Drew Cats on Kirkus Reviews

The Boy Who Drew Cats by Anushka Ravishankar and Christine Kastl has been reviewed on Kirkus! Here's what they have to say about the book in a nutshell: "Storytellers, students of folklore and those who appreciate seeing the work of international children’s-book creators will all welcome this intriguing import."

To read the entire review, head to https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/anushka-ravishankar/the-boy-who-drew-cats-ravishankar/

The Wednesday Bazaar on Kirkus Reviews

Kirkus Reviews The Wednesday Bazaar (written by Neha Singh and illustrated by Sonal Gupta) and here's what they have to say about it: "A few moments of distress capped by a happy ending and an iced lolly—all stories should end so well."

To read the entire review, visit https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/neha-singh/the-wednesday-bazaar/. To purchase the book, visit www.karaditales.com. 

Kirkus Reviews The Fox and the Crow

"Aesop noir—gorgeous," is what Kirkus Reviews has to say about The Fox and the Crow, written by Manasi Subramaniam and illustrated by Culpeo S. Fox. Click here to read the entire review. 

The Fox and the Crow is available online through our website and on Amazon.

Curious Sameer on Kirkus Reviews

There are so many exciting things happening at Karadi Tales this month! Kanyika Kini collected the SABA award for The Rumor in Madison, we received the gorgeous multilingual editions of The Rumor from Edition Orient, and our spectacular theatrical production Karadi Rhymes - Once Upon A Bak-Bak Tree premieres at the Chinmaya Heritage Centre, Chennai tomorrow! Added to this, two books from our Curious Sameer series have been reviewed by the acclaimed 'Kirkus Reviews'. 

Here's what they have to say about What Will I Be? and What Could It Be?, the first two books in the series written by Nandini Nayar and illustrated by Francesco Manetti:

"The bold, textured paintings and obvious love shown between parent and child will attract readers and entice them to return."
(On What Will I Be? Read the entire review here.)

"The wonderful relationship between mother and son is visualized in intense colors, striking perspectives and imagery straight out of children's creative moments."

(On What Could It Be? Read the entire review here.)

These books are now available on Amazon and on the Karadi Tales website.