Tales For Tweens | Age: 9+ | A Compilation of Award-winning Progressive Short Stories for Young Indians with Colorful Illustrations | New Edition

This book is awesome! It teaches a lot about how to be kind and morals that a child should always follow. I hope this book gets popular since it’s one of my favourite books

I was very inspired by so many of the stories in this book. Although it's meant for tweens, even though I'm in my mid-twenties I learnt so much from it. Really wish that I had access to stories which bring out such essential values when I was a child. And I feel so happy that such a beautiful book has been published that the children of this generation will enjoy and learn from.

While I purchased this book to gift my nephews, I wanted to give it a read too and I really wish this book existed when I was younger. I'm happy the children today get to read this book and learn about inclusivity, body positivity, gender identity, mental health and so much more - all of which are very essential. It's not to late to unlearn, relearn and get to act on these learnings.Would highly recommend this to the children of today and even to adults.

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The book contains beautifully illustrated stories covering topics that are extremely important for kids.Things that make this book special:1. Well researched topics explained with nuance and just not a collection of stories2. Every new topic is already integrated into the stories and characters themselves.3. Unlike books that mold western stories for Indians, this book is set in Indian context end to end which makes it relatable for the kids4. Summary of learnings and backstories of characters at the end of every story5. QR codes leading to deeper and interesting resourcesI have been teaching kids for over two years now and this book would make teaching important topics for tweens easy and interesting. A must buy.

Anyone who wants to know sterotypes, inclucivity, prejudices, pronouns and many things that we normalized and that are not right , in simple language it's the best book.Parents and to be parents, this is the best book that you can read out to children.

I work in the education sector, and i have not seen a book like this! It addresses relevant themes through engaging stories, and does not shy away from talking about things that are considered 'difficult for children to understand'. Whether it's normalising sexuality, mental health, or self-acceptance. The beautiful illustrations are an added plus. Wholeheartedly recommend this book to every educator, parents, and curious teen!

The book introduces complex themes on gender, identity, society, community etc. in an easy to understand and relatable manner. These engaging stories pave a great way to initiate these critical conversations with your child and also build their social emotional intelligence.