New Delhi, Aug 9 (PTI) Popular children's author Sudha Murty has come out with a beginners guide on the extraordinary stories about earth.
'How the Earth Got Its Beauty', published by Penguin Random House imprint Puffin, has illustrations by Priyanka Pachpande.
'During my travels, I often see different landscapes - snow-clad mountains, meadows of flowers, singing rivers, animals of various shapes and sizes and the colourful life inside waterbodies. I became curious about the artist who has made this delightful chaos. Who is the magical painter who has created this incredible Earth,' she says.
'I wondered and wondered and, to my astonishment, this story came to me in a beautiful flash and I wanted to share it with my young readers,' she says about her new book.
Recommended for children aged between five and eight 8 years, the book features striking full-colour artworks.
According to Sohini Mitra, publisher at Penguin Random House, the book is part of 'our endeavour to introduce the works of some of the finest storytellers of India to young, emerging readers in beautiful pictorial editions'.
'The chapter book series with Mrs Murty features a wonderful set of books that introduce magical stories to kids by India's favourite author. The series brings together timeless tales told in accessible language and supported by stunning full colour artworks that make these absolute keepsakes in a child's library,' she says. PTI ZMN RDS
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5.Gently Falls The Bakula. Sudha Murty is a good novelist also. Her novels are based on the societal obligations and sufferings that one has to go undergo, come what may. At the same time, her stories inspire us to emerge powerful and courageous. Sudha Murty has written technical books, several novels, travelogues, collections of short stories and non-fictional novels, and books for kids. Currently, Sudha is in charge as a chairperson of the Infosys Foundation and a member of the public health care initiatives of the Gates Foundation.
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New Delhi, Aug 9 (PTI) Popular children's author Sudha Murty has come out with a beginners guide on the extraordinary stories about earth.
'How the Earth Got Its Beauty', published by Penguin Random House imprint Puffin, has illustrations by Priyanka Pachpande.
'During my travels, I often see different landscapes - snow-clad mountains, meadows of flowers, singing rivers, animals of various shapes and sizes and the colourful life inside waterbodies. I became curious about the artist who has made this delightful chaos. Who is the magical painter who has created this incredible Earth,' she says.
'I wondered and wondered and, to my astonishment, this story came to me in a beautiful flash and I wanted to share it with my young readers,' she says about her new book.
Recommended for children aged between five and eight 8 years, the book features striking full-colour artworks.
According to Sohini Mitra, publisher at Penguin Random House, the book is part of 'our endeavour to introduce the works of some of the finest storytellers of India to young, emerging readers in beautiful pictorial editions'.
'The chapter book series with Mrs Murty features a wonderful set of books that introduce magical stories to kids by India's favourite author. The series brings together timeless tales told in accessible language and supported by stunning full colour artworks that make these absolute keepsakes in a child's library,' she says. PTI ZMN RDS
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Sudha Murthy Books In Kannada
Sudha Murty new books tells kids about beauty of earth. PTI August 09, 2021 15:17 IST. New Delhi, Aug 9 (PTI) Popular children's author Sudha Murty has come out with a beginners guide on the extraordinary stories about earth. 'How the Earth Got Its Beauty', published by Penguin Random House imprint Puffin, has illustrations by Priyanka Pachpande. Book 2 of 2: Gopi Diaries by Sudha Murty Jun 29, 2021. 4.8 out of 5 stars 448. Get it as soon as Mon, Aug 9. FREE Shipping on orders. This book by Sudha Murty is semi-autobiographical and is a collection of 25 short stories. Each story inspires its readers to believe in themselves and to be courageous enough to live their dreams. The title story is about a 12-year-old granddaughter (Murty herself), who taught her grandmother, Krishtakka, to read Kannada.