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August 06, 2006

Update on Desi Reads for Kids and Teens

Pooja Makhijani gives a report on the youth literature panel at SAWCC's fourth annual literary festival, Mixed Messages, in Papertigers.org.

As I was growing up, I would search library shelves in the hopes of finding a character "like me". I never had much luck. One day, my elementary school librarian excitedly handed me a tattered copy of The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling. "It's set in India," she squealed. "It's the perfect book for you!"

"Um... OK," I stammered.

Posted by Soniah Kamal at August 6, 2006 09:43 PM

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