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Nikhil and Jay Save the Day
In these four interlinked stories about Nikhil and Jay and their family, there's always fun and mischief. Jay wants to do things by himself on his birthday, but sharing with Nikhil turns out to be more fun. They all go to visit Grandad and Nana, but where is the story dragon? Then it's Pancake Day, the day when Amma makes yummy dosa, Indian pancakes. And last but not least, Nikhil and Jay help to lead a campaign to save their local library from closing. The Nikhil and Jay stories are perfect for children moving on from picture books to longer stories, helped by Soofiya's lively and characterful illustrations.
Book Details
- Publisher: Otter-Barry Books
- Publish Date: Aug 5th, 2021
- Pages: 96
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 7.70in - 5.00in - 0.40in - 0.26lb
- EAN: 9781913074623
- Recommended age: 00-03
- Categories: • Family - Multigenerational
About the Author
Soofiya is a visual artist and illustrator. Soofiya's work and writing explore ideas around race, gender and bodies. Their illustrations and design clients include Tate Britain, Mayor of London, Hachette, BBC, Nike and many more. They live close to the sea, and like to spend weekends painting, eating good food and taking care of their houseplants. Chitra Soundar is a well-known and popular writer for children. Born in Chennai, India, she has written over 40 books, including Pattan's Pumpkin (Candlewick, 2017). With the first two Nikhil and Jay books, she says it is no coincidence that she has two young nephews of whom she is extremely fond, and who appreciate her skills in creating spicy, tasty vegetarian meals. Chitra divides her time between south London and Chennai.
