Bøger af Sowmya Rajendran

Why do I have to sit separately in a corner of the classroom? Why can't I drink water from the tap like other children? Why do the teachers never touch my books?The 'whys' shout louder in little Bhim's head as he grows up, trailed constantly by the monster of untouchability.They catapult him into a lifetime of struggle for equality. They shape the remarkable ideas that are the cornerstone of the Constitution of India.The Boy Who Asked Why follows the life of an extraordinary man, 'Babasaheb' Bhimrao Ambedkar, who energized the struggle against caste prejudice. His fiery speeches and writings urged Dalits to protest against the inhumanity they suffered, and continue to suffer. This straightforward telling, visualized with quirky imagination, brings to children a man whose story will raise their awareness of discrimination -- leading them, perhaps, to ask their own whys.

The Boy Who Asked Why follows the life of an extraordinary man, 'Babasaheb' Bhimrao Ambedkar, who energized the struggle against caste prejudice. This straightforward telling, visualized with quirky imagination, brings to children a man whose story will raise their awareness of discrimination - leading them, perhaps, to ask their own whys.

I "campionati di Surya" – la gara di sollevamento pesi che coinvolge i sette i regni – si avvicinano, manca meno di un mese. La principessa Nila aspetta da tutta una vita di poter partecipare: per arrivare in forma smagliante all’evento, si è allenata giorno e notte. Nila, però, dovrà superare qualche ostacolo prima di poter gareggiare, ma la voglia e il tempo sono dalla sua parte, e gli altri sei campioni non le fanno paura minimamente.Sowmya Rajendran è un’autrice per bambini indiana. Debasmita Dasgupta è un’illustratrice indiana che vive a Singapore. Hanno lavorato a quattro mani su "La principessa Nila solleva i pesi", una storia per bambini pubblicata nel 2018.

La princesse Nila est inquiète. Depuis toute petite, elle rêve de devenir championne d'haltérophilie. Mais il reste un mois avant la grande compétition d'haltérophilie et le règlement stipule qu'il faut peser au moins 55 kilos pour participer. Nila ne pèse que 53 kilos. Après quelques semaines de nourriture abondante, d'entraînement intensif et de sueur, Nila est prête. Elle pèse 55 kilos et peut enfin concourir. Mais cette année, la compétition est rude et les haltérophiles plus coriaces que jamais. Il est l'heure pour Nila de prouver sa valeur.

La princesa Nila está preocupada. Ha deseado desde que era pequeña poder convertirse en la campeona de levantamiento de pesas. Ya en su infancia levantaba perros, muebles y rocas. ¡A Nila le gusta mucho el deporte! Pero un día, descubre que le todavía le faltan dos kilos para llegar al peso mínimo. ¿Podrá Nila llegar a los 55 kilos antes del campeonato? ¿Conseguirá llevarse el primer premio? «Nila, la princesa levantapesas» es una historia publicada originalmente por StoryWeaver y pertenece a la serie «Leer juntos». Está escrita por Debasmita Dasgupta, ilustradora de libros infantiles y novelas gráficas, y Sowmya Rajendran, una escritora india de literatura juvenil e infantil.

Prinsessan Nila är orolig. Hon vill bli mästare i tyngdlyftning. Men det är en månad kvar till den stora tyngdlyftartävlingen och reglerna säger att man måste väga minst 55 kilo för att få vara med. Nila väger bara 53 kilo. Efter några veckor av stora lass mat, hård träning och mycket svett så är Nila redo. Hon har gått upp till 55 kilo och är nu redo att tävla. De andra tyngdlyftarna ser duktiga ut, men Nila vet att hon är redo. Hur ska det gå för henne i det efterlängtade mästerskapet?"Tyngdlyftarprinsessan" är ursprungligen utgiven av StoryWeaver och tillhör serien "Läs tillsammans". Flera av berättelserna är skrivna av indiska författare och utspelar sig på andra sidan jorden. Framförallt utforskar de spännande ämnen såsom vetenskapliga upptäckter och hur vi bäst tar hand om varandra såväl som vår planet.

Big Brother is watching you still. The adjustment bureau is snowed under with work, the moral police force is on the prowl. The country, but most of all the capital, must live by the Conduct Book. But it isn't easy. Despite all the efforts of these organizations to maintain peace and social order, people, especially women, continue to flout the law - they ask for divorces, dress provocatively, drink with men and attempt to avoid marriage and childbearing. But there's a one-man army, more effective than the entire moral police force put together, who will bring law to the land. A vigilante who has his own methods. No matter how many wanton, difficult women there are, he will persevere for the greater good. He will shame them like they have never been shamed before. And when one particular woman's rebellion threatens to spiral out of control, he's called upon to remedy the situation ... and teach her a lesson. The Lesson is a dystopian satire about the violence that women live with, structural, systemic and even just the everyday sort. It is a book that will remind you that, after all these years, Big Brother is still watching you.