Taul Tapul
(1)
Author:
Shyam Sushil, Gauravi SharmaPublisher:
Ektara TrustLanguage:
HindiCategory:
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Shyam Sushil's 26 poems are funny and witty. Rooted in our everyday life, you wouldn't find a poem without humour. This is the most neglected province of Hindi poetry. Children will not only read this but also transcend its boundaries, writing their own poems and humming them. Another quality of these poems is their simplicity. These poems play with language by taking it away from its prevalent meaning. At times, you will find poems that build on the commonly used play songs. All poems would easily become your own...you would hear them once and find yourself humming soon after. Gauravi Sharma has made beautiful collages for each one of these poems. Age group 6-8 years
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Shyam Sushil's 26 poems are funny and witty. Rooted in our everyday life, you wouldn't find a poem without humour. This is the most neglected province of Hindi poetry. Children will not only read this but also transcend its boundaries, writing their own poems and humming them. Another quality of these poems is their simplicity. These poems play with language by taking it away from its prevalent meaning. At times, you will find poems that build on the commonly used play songs. All poems would easily become your own...you would hear them once and find yourself humming soon after.
Gauravi Sharma has made beautiful collages for each one of these poems.
Age group 6-8 years
Book Details
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ISBN9788195063970
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Pages36
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Avg Reading Time1 hrs
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Age0-11 yrs
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Country of OriginIndia
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