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Mommy Cracked a Jackpot tonight!!

My 6 year old has progressed to chapter books, and is happy to read to himself most of the times. So nights and moments like these have become rare, when he gets in my lap..almost 😅 and let's me squash him while I read to him a few pages ❤❤

A indulging in some of mammas childhood reads at nani house.
Got Introduced to Tenali Raman, Gulivers travel, Arabian nights to name a few

Books are forever friends !!
To celebrate friendship day, Bookosaurus is offering 25% off on our entire collection only for TODAY. Msg us at 8130869090 and we will share our stock list for age 0-6 years.

A enjoyed this story in a recent storytelling session by and the foodie in him instantly fell in love with it 😋 😋.
It's a funny story about a monkey tribe which has gained a bit too much weight and the cheiftain thinks that it's time to get them to loose some of it. So he decides to get these monkeys to fast. A day long fast!! Will the hungry monkeys be able to do that? Will it be possible to not attack bananas for an entire day when food is all that is on their mind 😁🐒🍌

Reliving summer of 2019 through books, stories and colours the best you can do in summer of 2020

What Do You Do With A Problem?
What Do You DO With A Chance? Author - Kobi Yamada

I often hear myself saying this to Aurum... "be solution oriented" don't get flustered or disoriented when you face something you can't handle. Calmdown and look for the solution.
And thn Corona happened and saying it only was not an option anymore one had to do it, we had to do it. Face all challanges and still turn things around with a smile. Live and love each day together. Turn every problem into an opportunity and celebrate every solution you could come up with. Sharing the two books we read often in the first few weeks of the lockdown and sharing some pages we love.

" I AM THE BIGGEST THING IN THE OCEAN "

Mornings like these 🥰🥰

Readtotwo❤❤
When daddy dear gives into their reading request even if that means snuggling into a blanket in peak Mumbai afternoon or reading books back to back post the zillion work calls...

Cloth books are an epitome of creativity, craft , someone's hard work and love put in fabric . And for us they are perfect in many ways-
* sensory development - the different textures a book has in it is amazing. * fine motor skills- the little activities incorporated in every page ensures the tiny fingers have enough work to do and the mind stays engaged. Pulling threads, moving beads, opening flaps and a lot more options
* pretend play - Be a fisherman or pretend how mommy does laundry or what food to serve on the plate. Scenes from day to day life incorporated in these colorful books * durability - they feel a lot more durable thn paper books..
*personalization- is a very BIG plus. Customize it on the basis of colour, activity, age ,theme , concept you want to introduce.

They are versatile and magical ❤❤. We have tried and loved cloth books from- .

Readtotwo ❤❤

ORDINARY PEOPLE CHANGE THE WORLD

We find these books about great leaders, extraordinary people from Brad Meltzer super inspiring and engaging. Everything is explained in such simple words. Concepts like slavery, color and race discrimination, untouchables are very briefly talked about. Enough to ignite young minds curiosity without disturbing their sensitivity.
A loves to compare the diff leaders..in terms of age, when they died, different kinds of clothes these people used to wear.

Our favourite lines from I Am Gandhi -
I was the small one
The skinny one.The poor one Even the shy one But I was never the weak one