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Rooster Raga is the story of a rooster. An adorable one. With a cute name as well 'Ruru.' One who doesn't sing the usual rooster call of 'Kukaroo Kuroo'. But loves to sing otherwise.

Written by Natasha Sharma and brilliantly illustrated by Priya Kuriyan, the book is a fun read. While Tulika books recommend the age as 3+, honestly I feel even 2+ kids will enjoy the book if it's read out loud. I would strongly recommend the book for playgroup/ nursery schools as a read-aloud book.

The story is about Ruru, a rooster, who can't sing the usual Rooster call, but can sing so many other tunes. However, on the day before Rooster Day, he gets worried, because he has to sing the rooster call. So he goes to take help from all his friends around. He goes to the cow, donkey, cat, piglets, duck, and goat to learn how to get the call right. But does he get it at all? And what happens on the Rooster day? That's what the book is all about.

Do roosters sing ragas? This one does, but like all true artistes gets to it after a lot of struggle! Every time he opens his mouth he sings a new tune but not the kukaroo-kuroo of the other roosters. His friends skip and stretch, stamp and roll and try to teach him. Try as he might our rooster kuka-moooooos, kuka-heeen haaans, kuka-miaooows but can't kukaroo-kuroo. This cheery, foot-tapping story invites big and little readers to move and sing, clap and tap along with Priya Kuriyan's expressive characters.

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Do roosters sing ragas? This one does but like all true artistes discovers it after a lot of struggle! Every time he opens his mouth he has a new tune but not the kukaroo-kuroo of the other roosters. His friends skip and stretch, stamp and roll and try to teach him. Try as he might our rooster kuka-moooooos, kuka-heeen haaans, kuka-miaooows but can't kukaroo-kuroo. This cheery, foot-tapping story invites big and little readers to move and sing, clap and tap along with Priya Kuriyan's expressive characters.

A visual treat with its brilliant colours, great layout and minimal text! On the surface, the story is bright, effervescent and fun, but deep down it conveys an all-important message to children - It is alright to be different. Shamim Padamsee, Young India Books

Rooster Ruru has a dilemma. Whenever he sings, instead of the traditional rooster song , Kukaroo Kuroo, what emerges from his throat is a wide range of sounds, anything and everything but what he was supposed to say.

On the surface, the story is bright, effervescent and fun, but deep down it conveys an all-important message to children - It is alright to be different. Everyone has his or her own special talent and own special challenges. It is neccessary to understand and appreciate them and ford our own individual paths with confidence.

It differs for every book. For the History Mystery series, once my research is done, I usually have an outline or broad plot direction. A story I am currently working on has characters, a setting and I have the theme I want to write to. I had an outline in mind but the different elements of the plot are developing as I write it. Whichever way I write, I like to keep the possibility of taking it in a different direction if I feel like.

Do roosters sing ragas? Ruru does, but like all true artistes, discovers it after a struggle! This foot-tapping story, vibrantly illustrated, invites readers to move and sing, clap and tap along with the animated Ruru and friends.

Author: Natasha Sharma considered being a vegetarian, an architect, a news anchor and many other things. She can happily claim to have finally found what makes her heart sing to her own raga- writing books for children.

The story is based on the only woman ruler of Delhi, Razia Sultan. How she managed to rule a kingdom besides all odds and demotivation from certain people. She is being sent pesky presents and soppy poems challenging her to rule but she is determined to find the culprit and solve the mystery.

Author Natasha Sharma is a renowned Children storybook author with more than 18 published books that have won several awards. Icky Yucky Mucky, Princess Easy pleasy, Rooster Raga, Shah Jahan and the Ruby robber , Kaka and munni, Raja Raja and the swapped sacks etc are some of her amazing stories. Her wit and humor makes children roll on floor with laughter.

Being an avid book reader it really helps when we get good reviews about a book , alluring you to have the book as a part of your treasure. A very nice review carrying gist about the story. Would like to more reviews like these for the kids.

Keep it up Akansha mam.

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Now I do not know whether it was that they had eaten till they were too fat, or whether they had become proud, but they would not go home on foot. The rooster had to build a little carriage of nutshells.

The duck ran with open beak at the rooster. But the rooster responded in time and boldly attacked the duck. He succeeded in wounding her so with his spurs that she begged for mercy and willingly let herself be harnessed to the carriage as a punishment.

Right then and there he made a vow to take no more ragamuffins into his inn. They consume a lot, they pay for nothing, and they play mischievous tricks into the bargain. What kind of gratitude is that!

Mornings with Ruru are never dull. This is a great book to get your little one pepped up in the morning and ready for the day. In this story, we take a stroll with funky Ruru the rooster who is on his journey to find his morning call. He meets all his animal friends and tries out their unique sounds before finally finding his own. Warm up those limbs and your voice as you and your little one will need a whole lot of actions and sounds to make this book come alive.

After understanding her style of illustration and story, the children were finally ready to meet Priya Kuriyan. As much as children were excited to meet her, we sensed a similar excitement in Priya Kuriyan. She was welcoming, kind and very generous with the children. Priya spoke about her journey with illustrating, she shared her favourite stories and then shared some of the processes she uses when developing a character.

Comic/graphic stories have the elements of a story, and through this format, children can learn the different story elements of a protagonist, antagonist, settings, and plot. From early readers to learning a second language, developing fluency in a language, dyslexia individuals and sophisticated readers and illustrators can benefit from comic books and graphic novels. Most popular ones internationally are the Marvel comics, Japanese Manga (for all ages), and the DC comics

Children who read are confident learners. They learn language, vocabulary and the syntax of the language without much effort. Reading with meaning and developing comprehension skills are important. Comprehension skill does not only mean only to understand the story and know what happened in the end. It involves different aspects of thinking.

What is Visualization: It is a reading comprehension strategy. It allows the reader to imagine and have a picture in their mind. Visualisation helps the reader understand what the character in the story is doing, thinking or feeling and it helps you visualize the detailed description of the setting.

India has some great outstanding awards like the Jnanpith Award, Sahitya Akademi Awards with different categories and Hindu Literary Awards. Each of these national awards acknowledges works of authors, illustrators, and publishers whose passion lies in bringing out the best literature for readers. Indian culture has a plethora of folklore, fables, and mythology. It is only recently in the last decade; private organizations have established literary awards to inspire, acknowledge, appreciate different genres as well as give voice to authors with new ideas. Many awards like the Jarul Book Award, Crossword Award, Big Little Book Award, and the Hindu Young Book Awards are among the few that acknowledge creative thinking and celebrate Indian Literature. Thanks to publishers like Karadi Tales, Tulika, Fingerprint, Katha, Little Latitude and others. Times of India covered this story and helped support Jarul Award.

In the dim and distant past, some of my ancestors came to these islands as Viking invaders (I know this from a genetic quirk that affects the tendons in my hands). My surname Mead probably derives from the pre-7th century native word moed meaning meadow. There is no obvious trace of either Celtic or Norman hereditary in my family history. It seems pretty certain that I came out of that Anglo-Saxon-Norse melting pot that we now call the English and I have to admit that I am sorely out of touch with my own oral tradition.

That was the best I could come up with in two minutes but having spent a decade as both a storytelling performer and as a consultant working with story and narrative in all sorts of organisations, I really should have remembered that the best answer would have been a story. 2351a5e196