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Growing Pangs | 5-minute read
Perhaps the books’ greatest triumph is that it got a generation of children and adults to read more.
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Growing Pangs | 4-minute read
Students will not just learn wizardly literature but also topics of bullying, democracy, and inclusion.
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Shake Chilli | 3-minute read
One of the worst crimes parents are capable of is depriving their little ones of their inherent sense of excitement at being alive.
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Mom-Noxious | 6-minute read
Not in the name of chivalry.
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Growing Pangs | 5-minute read
Zainab Suleiman's writing stems from her work with different NGOs and special schools.
The acclaimed writer of children's fiction on how she straddles the worlds of fantasy and reality.
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Growing Pangs | 6-minute read
School books, quirky ghosts, funny superheroes- there's a lot to choose from.
Here are some books for the young ones that let them perceive the morals not as absolute truths.
Starting this World Literacy Day, engage your kids in activities that empower them as individuals.
By covering topics such as same-sex relations to violence, these books may not be what adults consider appropriate, but play a crucial role in a child's formative years.
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