Bøger af Pradeep Kumar Agrawal

Through these children's songs, the children have to be introduced to the surrounding world, and in addition to their mother tongue, they also have to develop the ability to read and write English and Hindi language. In this book, the children studying in convents along with their parents may refer to the Roman translation of the Hindi rhymes and on the other hand those who stay in the Hindi mekhala may refer to the Devanagiri script. The uniqueness of this book is in this "When you stay in Rome, do what the Romans do." Finally, the ballads composed on international numbers from one to ten contain the message of world unity and "Unity in Diversity".

Akshar Manka is the first global attempt to compose rhymes on each letter and their associated image as given in the school textbook. The basic mission of the composer is that letters of the alphabet will leave their permanent imprint in the mind of the child once the child's feelings are attached with the given images through Playway learning. All rhymes impart a value and enrich the child's emotional and social intelligence, which is the hallmark of 21st-century lifestyle. It fills the missing dimension to the life of kids whose parents are either uneducated or cannot improvise their extra input needs back home.In the end, there are Rhymes in English on Numbers (01-10) for rural children to vie them with their urban counterparts.