Author : Sandhya Rao
Illustrator : Nina Sabnani
The sari Mother wears every day is sometimes a train, sometimes a river, or a swing, or a hiding place… Children have a way of seeing things differently! The pictures too break away from conventional depictions of both saris and children, combining photographs and acrylic in dramatic, original ways, with spare text that weaves and winds. 2007: Outstanding International Book, United States Board for Books for Young People, USA
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| Age | 3+ |
| Specifications | 20 pages; 10.5” x 8”; full colour; soft cover |
| Translator | Jeeva Raghunath |
| ISBN | 978-81-8146-353-1 |
| First Published | 2007 |
Visually appealing, vibrant artwork
This picture book captures the different ways a child chooses to play with a sari - to explore, dream and play innocent games. For example, on one page, we see a little girl using her mother's sari as a hammock, and on another - a safe blanket for a nap; one using as a slide; another as a rope to climb; a little boy playing train around his mother's sari etc. etc.Saffrontree.org
Visually appealing, vibrant artwork
This picture book captures the different ways a child chooses to play with a sari - to explore, dream and play innocent games. For example, on one page, we see a little girl using her mother's sari as a hammock, and on another - a safe blanket for a nap; one using as a slide; another as a rope to climb; a little boy playing train around his mother's sari etc. etc.Saffrontree.org