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Chhoti Si Baat is a collection of Editor FarooQue Sayyed's selected best editorials published in Childrens Urdu magazine "Gul Bootey".In the history of Urdu newspapers and magazines, there have been many journalists who have gained eternal popularity just by their editorials. After Hakeem Abdul Hameed, this fortune in children's magazines has come to Farooq Syed.In the 28 year history of Gulbootey, Farooq Syed has written hundreds of editorials that have the potential to be among the most successful editorials of all time. The most important quality of his editorials are their moral aspect, these editorials fulfill the needs of children as well as adults.

This book contains short, inspirational, and motivational stories for kids in the Urdu language."Badon Ka Bachpan means...Childhood stories of great personalitiesAll the personalities we read about today were once children, just like us. The best education and training during their childhood stages have brought them to where they are now.This book explores the childhoods of various personalities, including freedom fighters, political leaders, eloquent orators, and influential writers who have reached the pinnacle of their craft.Among them are the shining stars of the field of journalism, as well as great personalities with profound wisdom and poetic talent. However, all of these achievements come later in life. These great personalities have also experienced a childhood period that shaped them into who they are today.There was a time when each of them was a child. The father's eyes exuded coolness, the mother's heart was filled with determination, one was dedicated to sports, another was stubborn, and yet another considered toys as the most valuable asset in life. They all had the potential to reach great heights.

This book "Bachchon Ki Nazmein" contains famous Urdu poet Mohammed Shafiuddin Nayyar's best selected poems...besides poems, He also wrote lot of stories for kids...He was specialzed telling stories in poetic form...Nayyar never cared about fame and honor. He solely wrote for children, and children alone. It is indeed a fact that creating children's literature requires more time and effort. Each word must be carefully crafted, and the placement and selection of words must be thoughtfully considered.