Namaste Delhi (Paperback)

Namaste Delhi is the first children's book on India's epic capital, Delhi.The 40-page book brings the charming city alive through characters, colors, and couplets. Children will relate to endearing characters as they travel from historic monuments to government buildings to crowded markets to capture the daily life of a Delhiwala. Through the adventure, children will eat paranthas in Chandni Chowk, celebrate Lohri, and take a day trip to Agra. Ideal for children under 10 years old, the lyrical couplets will leave your child asking to read the book one more time! Open the book and you will travel to Delhi, a place to learn about government, culture and history. Let's explore the town, visit the sites and uncover all its mystery!The poetic text and colorful imagery is a delight to share with children ages 3-8 years old from around the world who are interested in and/or connected to India. The first book in the series was Namaste Mumbai, then Namaste Jaipur and is in its fourth print run after Namaste Delhi. Namaste Delhi is the first children's book on India's epic capital, Delhi.The 40-page book brings the charming city alive through characters, colors, and couplets. Children will relate to endearing characters as they travel from historic monuments to government buildings to crowded markets to capture the daily life of a Delhiwala. Through the adventure, children will eat paranthas in Chandni Chowk, celebrate Lohri, and take a day trip to Agra. Ideal for children under 10 years old, the lyrical couplets will leave your child asking to read the book one more time! Open the book and you will travel to Delhi, a place to learn about government, culture and history. Let's explore the town, visit the sites and uncover all its mystery!The poetic text and colorful imagery is a delight to share with children ages 3-8 years old from around the world who are interested in and/or connected to India. The first book in the series was Namaste Mumbai, then Namaste Jaipur and is in its fourth print run after Namaste Delhi.