Aao Bhai Khillu
Author:
Prabhat, Bhargav KulkarniPublisher:
Ektara TrustLanguage:
HindiCategory:
Picture-books1 Ratings
Price: ₹ 150
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Poet Prabhat's writings for children are unparalleled. His compositions are comprehensive. This collection consists of 47 marvelous poems, such as:
ईख खेत की बोली, अपने पास वाली ईख से
मेरे ऊपर क्यों गिरती हो, खड़ी रहो न ठीक से।
It is a common sight in a sugarcane farm, yet never found space in children's literature! Prabhat's poems are fragrant with folk life and culture. For readers, his poems are like games that engages children for hours at a stretch. Children can manipulate with words, use them as pieces of a puzzle and stay engrossed making and remaking poems.
His compositions have a regard for nature and they talk of co-existence. It comes across beautifully in the following lines:
भँवरा बाँस के घर में
तितली घास के घर में
आदमी रहता है
उनके पास के घर में
Bhargav Kulkarni's water color illustrations make for a scenic neighbourhood of these poems. The poems and illustrations in the book seem so intimate as if they were composed together in the same moment.
ISBN: 9789392873201
Pages: 52
Avg Reading Time: 2 hrs
Age: 0-11
Country of Origin: India
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