‘The cover, the pages, the ink… I cannot even begin to put into words what that moment meant to me.’ Praveena Shivram’s Karuppu, Young Zubaan’s... Continue reading
Tag: Young Zubaan
Growing up, we look for personal connections with everything we encounter, such as toys, books or movie characters. While reading, seeing a bit of themselves... Continue reading
If one were to walk into any regular bookstore in India and head to the youth fiction section, they’d immediately notice a veritable forest of... Continue reading
It’s always hard to talk about the darker side of things. Sadness, fear, anger — we don’t really have conversations about any of these things,... Continue reading
Our favourite childhood stories tend to stick with us forever. For children who grew up on a steady diet of Panchatantra or Jataka Tales,... Continue reading
New York’s Stonewall Riots of 1969 saw members of the LGBTQ+ community clash with the police in what is widely known as the catalyst for... Continue reading
THE ZUBAAN-SASAKAWA PEACE FOUNDATION GRANTS FOR YOUNG RESEARCHERS FROM THE NORTHEAST Zubaan Publishers and the Sasakawa Peace Foundation are offering a number of grants... Continue reading
We’re delighted to announce the reprint of Dear Mrs. Naidu (2014) from our Young Zubaan collection! Written by the brilliant Mathangi Subramanian, this children’s novel... Continue reading
Welcome to #ThrowbackThursday, a new series where we will revisit backlist titles one Thursday every month. This October we’re looking at Young Zubaan title Eat the Sky,... Continue reading
A 2011 study at Dartmouth College that looked at 5600 children’s books published in the US in the 20th century found that only 31% of... Continue reading
