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I Can Stories Of How Children Are Changing Their World
by Devika Rangachari
Description:
Spread over thirty-three countries, Design For Change is a global movement designed to give young people an opportunity to express their own ideas for a better world and put them into action. This book is from their 2010 programme. From Taiwan to Tamil Nadu, from New York to Nagpur, this book contains 20 extraordinary tales of students, who decided that they could transform their environment. From building up school infrastructure, cleaning up their city, helping the helpless, these stories ? compellingly told by Devika Rangachari ? are an inspirational read for all.
About The Author
Dr Devika Rangachari has won several awards for her childrens writing. Her book, Growing Up (Childrens Book Trust, 2000) was on the Honour List of the International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY) in 2002. Her other books include Harsha Vardhana (Scholastic, 2009), The Merry Mischief of Gopal Bhand (Scholastic, 2007), The Wit of Tenali Raman (Scholastic, 2007), When Amma Went Away (CBT, 2002) and Stories from RajataranginiTales of Kashmir (CBT, 2001). Devika helps to run the Childrens Book Forum at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. She is currently engaged in post-doctoral research in Indian history. She is also excessively fond of books and chocolates and not necessarily in that order!
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