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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalCan trees talk? Rustling leaves and crackling barks apart, doesn’t it sometimes seem as though the trees around us really do have something more to say? What if it’s not the trees talking, but the tiny creatures that live inside them?
Let’s see the world around us through the eyes of Tiny Tara, the princess who lives in the trees with all her friends and her family. The Tiny princess knows more about trees and animals than our mind could possibly absorb, or our imagination encompass. Riding cats and climbing trees are other favorite activities, as Tara would tell you, once you get to know her better. Oh! And she also loves yoga.
Come along with Tara on this amazing adventure, in which mythology and fantasy come together to make your ride on the Tree of Life even more exciting.
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Nishika Bajaj
Nishika is an MBA turned Post Graduate in Journalism, and a banker turned author. The success of her communications career encouraged her to turn her hand to writing as more than just a hobby. She is passionate about philanthropy, global development, and entrepreneurship as a means to change the world for the better. Nishika has most recently won the LinkedIn Top Voice 2018 title for her insightful thought leadership articles under the Philanthropy and Global Development category.
This book, her first, tries to show children the magic inherent in nature. As global warming and natural calamities become very real issues and threaten the very existence of upcoming generations, her book attempts to transform children into champions of the environment and advocates of the outdoors life. She plans to continue this book as a series that allows her to change mindsets about nature and its importance to the readers who count the most - the little ones who can imagine a world that’s greener, cleaner and kinder.
After spending her formative years between Allahabad and Delhi, Nishika now lives in Mauritius with her husband, Karan, and son, Aaran.
