We're doing an exhibition in #Bangalore between the 27th of February to 3rd of March. All of our best selling books will be on discount! Drop by for evenings with fun-filled discussions on megaliths, conservation of thr Kaveri river, how to write for children and much more! #storywellbooks
The SC’s directive to remove all stray dogs from Delhi-NCR is a step back from decades of humane, science-backed policy.
These voiceless souls are not “problems” to be erased.
Shelters, sterilisation, vaccination & community care can keep streets safe - without cruelty.
Blanket removals are cruel, shortsighted, and strip us of compassion.
We can ensure public safety and animal welfare go hand in hand.
Happy World Book Day from all of us at StoryWell Books! Books aren’t just stories—they’re portals, companions, and treasure chests of possibility. Let’s raise little readers and big dreamers.
In Japanese, "tsundoku" means collecting books and letting them pile up, not for neglect, but for the joy of knowing they're there, full of untold stories.
We’re delighted to introduce the 2025 Women’s Prize for Fiction longlist! The 16 books on the list are genre-spanning, with many exploring the ramifications of global events in the past, present and future. We hope you enjoy every moment of the journey within their pages.
NEW: @Oxfam inequality report🧵
Billionaire wealth rose 3x faster in 2024- 4 new billionaires were created per week.
But the number of people in poverty has remained unchanged since 1990. Poverty can be ended 3x faster if we reduce inequality.
https://t.co/WdL2aWu0W7
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It’s that time of year when I break my Twitter hiatus to talk about the Annual Book & Bake Sale!
This year, we have over 6K books, and the collection is better than EVER! Everything will be sold for Rs 20-350, and the proceeds will support education for children in need.
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My article in @IndianExpress today on a new wave of children’s books in India.
“The last three decades have seen a sudden expansion in the sheer volume of children’s books, also reflected in an expansion in the number of publishers, authors, illustrators, etc. The readers have expanded too, as there is a class now that can afford to go beyond textbooks. There is also a wider range of genres including graphic novels and age group-specific books, including young-adult literature. And there is a discernible improvement in the quality of design, translation and production. At the same time, the two editors conclude that “given India’s large, diverse and multilingual character, both the production and consumption of children’s books are mere drops in terms of actual needs”.
https://t.co/DGiBAQDq6E