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PaperTigers is a website dedicated to children’s and young readers’ books from and about the Pacific Rim and South Asia, produced by Aline Pereira and local collaborators in the Pacific Rim and beyond! Through a panorama of books published in these regions, books reviews, interviews with authors and illustrators, an art gallery, lists of essential readings and a resource section, PaperTigers wants to highlight the richness of the children’s book world in (and about!) this area, and to be a useful resource for librarians, teachers, parents, and publishers.
1. Anitha’s Bookshelf: Hyderabad, India
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By: Aline Pereira, on 8/12/2013
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ANITHA BOOKSHELF

Bookshelf #29:
Anitha Ramkumar
Hyderabad, India

Anitha is Head of School Library Services at TreasureHouse.in , a Children’s Library and Experience Center located in Saptaparni, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad. She also blogs over at Saffron Tree: a potpourri of book reviews and literary resources for children for a lifelong love of reading. Back in 2009 Anitha blogged about her bookshelves here. Since then she and her family have  moved continents and have bookshelves all over the house with the pièce de résistance being this teak, 100 year old bookshelf she inherited.

For details on how to submit a photo of your child’s bookshelf to our Around the World in 100 Bookshelves, click here.

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