Daniel loves his grandmother, whom he calls Nona. He confides in her the reason for his sadness. Nona helps Daniel overcome his feelings of sadness by teaching him a simple technique. In this book, children can easily relate to Nona, a universal grandparent. The endearing conversation between Nona and Daniel is accompanied by bright images on every page. Books form an integral part of learning. "Nona and Daniel" contribute to this vital learning experience through Nona's tips to Daniel. These tips are not limited to any age group. The non-reader to the avid reader, all will be able to relate to the conversation between a child and a grandparent. Children of all ages can practice "Taming the Monkey" along with Nona and Daniel. The simple practice that Nona teaches Daniel can increase happiness and well-being. 10 creative activities are included to add to that experience. This book is dedicated to all grandparents.
Write your review for this book (optional)
Review Deleted
Your review has been deleted and won’t appear on the book anymore.
Cherry Hansra Narula
Cherry spent her childhood years in several towns all over India, ranging from the foothills of Darjeeling to the Western Ghats and towns of the Thar Desert to the Himachal hills. School breaks were spent exploring the surrounding hill towns and villages. She pursued studies in English and French literature in university followed by a career in aviation. Cherry believes that one thing constant in life is ‘learning’, and life can be continuously enriched, without a single dull moment, by taking a flight to read and learn.
