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Best Children's Books On Art By Indian Authors

Kidsstoppress · 4m · transcribed Jun 2026
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0:00 hey guys so really excited to convert our ksp book club now into vlogs and share with you a couple of shopping hauls that we've done with books uh and i am going to break this log down into many many different vlogs because we're taking books by theme and if you're not already following us on instagram then make sure that you do our handle is at git stop press and when you're searching on kickstartpress.com make sure you

0:25 search for ksp book club for new recommendations on books for kids by age and interest of course we also send out a newsletter every weekend so make sure you subscribe for that because you don't want to miss a single newsletter with all our recommendations for children's books theme for the vlog is going to be books on art and what better to start than with raza's bindu and the afterward is also by hyder raza and he talks about his

0:56 obsession with the bindu which is the starting point in many different ways for a lot of artists and for you know in the indian context a lot of things and the significance of bindu and i think it's a very very interesting book fabulous illustration it gives you an artist's perspective of how how he really starts creating or how he starts imagining the many different things and i think it's a very very brilliant book again this

1:26 could be for children between the ages of 4 all the way up to 50 i'm still reading it so this is the first one the next one is look learn do and this is a book that i launched along with the author miss purnima sampath and she's an art teacher and she said that we always learn about international artists but we have never spoken about indian artists and here's the page i stumbled upon dhruvia acharya who's an

1:54 indian artist and you know it talks a little bit about them and i think again this is a great book if you're looking at talking to your kids about art and they have amazing amazing artists on this book the next one is amrita shergill's rebel with a paintbrush amrita is a an indian artist she grew up in hungary i think was raised in india and this is anita's version of you know about her life journey so i think it's a

2:25 very very interesting take and if your kids enjoy a little bit of biography and reading about people if they've enjoyed rebel girls and that kind of series i'm sure they're going to enjoy this as well so this is uh amrita shergill's rebel with a paint brush this is another one of my favorite which is art is a verb it's very interesting where it talks about we invent worlds of make-believe so it teaches your kids about different

2:51 verbs through a very very fun and and fun way and through art and the illustrations are just amazing are absolutely stunning and just to read a musician strikes a note the band plays along and you will not even realize that you are actually learning about the verb and uh it's absolutely brilliant and if anybody taught us like this life would be very very different so i hope you enjoy this version of the vlog and if you are an art fan you're going to

3:22 absolutely love these books and if you aren't following us already then make sure that you do the handle is at kidstopdress make sure you sign up and subscribe for our book club newsletters and of course if you end up buying any of these books then please don't forget to screenshot that story it and make sure you tag us it it's at kickstartpress on instagram and i am at mancy.severi and look forward to all all of your

3:49 book uh pictures recommendations and if you have some recommendations please leave that in the comments below or shoot us an email with it or just direct message us

Summary

The vlog introduces a new format for the KSP book club, focusing on themed book recommendations, starting with art-related titles. The host shares insights on several books that explore art and artists, emphasizing their educational value for children and adults alike.

- The KSP book club is transitioning to vlogs, featuring themed book recommendations.
- The first theme is art, starting with "Raza's Bindu," which explores the significance of the bindu in art.
- "Look Learn Do" highlights Indian artists and aims to educate children about local art history.
- "Amrita Shergill's Rebel with a Paintbrush" presents a biography of the Indian artist, appealing to young readers.
- "Art is a Verb" teaches verbs through engaging illustrations and art concepts.
- The host encourages viewers to follow their Instagram and subscribe to the newsletter for more recommendations.
- Viewers are invited to share their own book recommendations and tag the KSP account if they purchase the featured books.
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