Children of India

"Children of India," by Janet Harvey Kelman, offers a fascinating glimpse into the daily lives of children in India. This carefully prepared print republication explores the culture and childhood experiences of Indian children. Delving into the social sciences, this book provides insights into a world both familiar and strikingly different, capturing the essence of childhood within the vibrant tapestry of Indian life. From the routines of daily life to the unique cultural context, this historical text illuminates the realities faced by children in a developing country. A valuable resource for those interested in social studies, travel, and the diverse experiences of children around the world.

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