Chutney by Suvarna Date

Chutney by Suvarna Date | Book review

Book review:

"Chutney" is an adorable story for kid's that resonates with the mystery and mischievous element of kids. It provokes the kids to use their cognitive and imagination to think about this yummy chutney.

In this book, I read the story of Deenu and Gita who visit to Geeta's parental house in Igatpuri for Diwali celebration. They were warmly welcomed by the family and served delicious food along with sweet and sour chutney.

I was intrigued to read about this special chutney and how the events started with the desire of eating this chutney. It takes the reader on a journey of urge to eat chutney by Deenu and how he gets rolled up in a mess that leads to hilarious and insightful circumstances. I enjoyed reading this book.

The best part of this book is the beautiful depiction of pictures narrating the story that makes the story crystal clear. The vivid depiction of each line helps the small kids to understand and visualize the story in their minds as well.

The author has meticulously narrated the varied elements of the story making introduction of new words and selection of colours of items is really praise worthy. I liked the use of font size, colour combination and use of high quality paper for kids to touch and feel the paper quality repeatedly.

Overall, my attempt to gift my kids a beautiful and mesmerizing story book was satisfying. My kids loved the story and were arguing to repeat the story on a daily basis. I will highly recommend this book to all kids aged 5-8years. Do grab it!

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