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by Asnani (Author), Gowthami Maruthupandiyan (Illustrator)
The Girl Who Loved to Talk to Her Ideas is an inspiring and heartwarming children's story about Roshni, a young girl whose name means "light," and who loves to play with her ideas. Follow Roshni as she embarks on a creative adventure in the kitchen with her Nani (grandmother), turning ordinary ingredients into something magical-mango-flavored peras. Through play, imagination, and the glow of her creative spirit, Roshni learns the value of her big and small ideas, showing young readers that creativity is a superpower.
This beautifully illustrated book is not only a celebration of imaginative thinking but also subtly teaches children about sustainability and resourcefulness, as Roshni and her Nani make the best of what they have in their kitchen. With fun elements of cooking, talking to ideas, and embracing creativity, this book empowers children to explore their own creative confidence and to see the world through curious, inventive eyes.
Perfect for ages 5-7, The Girl Who Loved to Talk to Her Ideas encourages children to believe in the power of their imagination and shows that every idea-big or small-matters!
