About the Author
Sudha Murty
ISBN 9780143333647
Rs. 400
Penguin Books
How I Taught My Grand Mother To Read And Other Stories
Who it's for: Children and young readers who enjoy inspirational real-life stories
In this delightful collection, Sudha Murty shares real-life incidents from her journey as a teacher, social worker, and bestselling writer. Each story offers a unique glimpse into moments that shaped her perspectives and values, from a student who frequently played truant to her mother's timeless advice on saving money, and a heartwarming promise made to her grandfather about a village library.Why You Should Read? Discover heartwarming stories rooted in everyday life, blending wisdom with humor. Gain insights into the experiences and ethos of celebrated author Sudha Murty. Be inspired by tales of courage, integrity, and the pursuit of dreams. Engage with narratives that highlight the importance of education, family, and community values.
Highlights
- Real-life incidents from Sudha Murty's life
- Stories about teaching, social work, and writing
- Includes a story about a promise to build a village library
- Themes of education, family, and community values
- Blends wisdom with humor
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What is this book about?
It is a collection of real-life incidents from Sudha Murty's life as a teacher, social worker, and writer, sharing moments that shaped her values.
Who is the author?
Sudha Murty, a bestselling writer, teacher, and social worker.
What kind of stories are included?
Stories about a truant student, her mother's advice on saving money, and a promise to her grandfather about a village library, among others.
Is this book suitable for children?
Yes, it is categorized as a children's book and contains heartwarming stories with moral lessons.
What are the main themes?
The stories highlight education, family, community values, integrity, and the pursuit of dreams.



