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PICTURE
GANDHI
by Sandhya Rao
Who was this man who so mesmerised the
world, born almost a century ago but whose words and wisdom are still so
current, so compelling? Films, plays, books, media images and news
stories bring him regularly into our homes. The UN has declared his
birthday, 2nd October, the International Day for Non-violence.
But how
do we bring him to a child of today? How do we tell his inspiring story
so that he isn't just part of a history lesson? |
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English
ISBN
81-8146-376-5
Rs 165.00 (within India)
US$ 12.50 (outside India)
Tamil
ISBN 978-81-8146-378-4
Hindi
ISBN 978-81-8146-377-7
Kannada
ISBN 978-81-8146-421-7
Rs 120.00 (within India)
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PICTURE
GANDHI does this by heading off the beaten track and
following Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi himself, in spirit as much as
chronology. The author views him with affection, but sparely,
guided by what he himself valued most – truth and love – and what
was important to him. Visually, too, the book enhances this
perspective. Thought bubbles paraphrase Gandhi's words and peep
into his mind. Colourful hand-done elements add interesting
extensions to old black and white photographs. PICTURE GANDHI attempts to shake
off the aura and offer a close and intimate glimpse of a man of
our times, a man for all times.
36
pages, 8.5" x 10.5", full colour, soft cover, for all ages
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MY GANDHI
SCRAPBOOK

by Sandhya Rao
My Gandhi
Scrapbook is just that – a scrapbook. It has pictures cut and pasted.
comments thrown in, something copied from somewhere, random
thoughts, quibbles and scribbles...Like a very visual, personal
diary. Or a kaleidoscope, where bits and pieces come together to
form patterns – especially fascinating when the subject is Gandhiji. The exciting format open us unusual perspectives to a
most amazing man, while the headings tell their own zany story.
24
pages, 8.5" x 10.5", full colour, soft cover,
for all ages |

English
ISBN
81-8146-379-X
Rs 85.00 (within India)
US$ 6.50 (outside India)
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Did you know that Gandhi loved comics? That he would make
'pudding' with powdered chapatis? Now these are some quirky
bits that aren't in the book. Add them in, or anything else
you like – for in the spirit of scrapbooks, this too is
incomplete, with empty pages and spaces waiting for you!
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