Bijal Vachharajani

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Picture Book Dreamer, Editor Scissorhands at Pratham Books. Children’s Book Author: new book, A Cloud Called Bhura. Climate Worrier.
My Websitehttps://bijalv.com/
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Bijal VachharajaniDec 28, 2019
Candyland Churchgate station
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Reading as an act of resistance
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This in #bangalore.
Bijal VachharajaniDec 28, 2019
We the children’s book people of India reading the Preamble to the Constitution and from Leila Seth and Bindia Thapar’s We the Children of India. #readingforresistance #mumbai
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United we stand, and sit. #mumbai
Bijal VachharajaniDec 28, 2019
Rise up #Indiaagainstcaa_nrc #azadmaidan
Bijal VachharajaniDec 12, 2019
The Fate of Fausto by Oliver Jeffers tells many truths of our time. https://www.instagram.com/p/B1qooSMp1S9/?igshid=1vi64p75jcaaa
BAM! Books on Instagram: “The Fate of Fausto is unlike any other book by @oliverjeffers. The modern painted fable is stunning, stark, striking, and perhaps unlike…”

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Bijal VachharajaniDec 11, 2019
A day in the life of a children’s book author: always exciting, and so much respect for our work.
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I will leave this thread with a hug of a book, Corinna Luyken’s My Heart. ‘Tiny can grow and broken can mend and a heart that is closed can still open again.’ #grief #loss #childrensbooks
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There are books that leave you in a trance, haunting you as you read them, reflecting your world even if the fictional world is so different. Grief gets tangled with an urgent need to understand the natural world in Kate Allen’s The Line Tender.