Looking For The Rainbow

It follows a boy who leaves a strict boarding school in the hills and moves to Delhi, where books, cinema, music, and thoughtful conversations with his father become the heartbeat of daily life. The narrative balances joyful discoveries with the poignant moments that shape a lifelong love of imagination and storytelling.

Presented as a story-led, illustrated memoir, the book pairs compact episodes with inviting artwork that draws readers into each moment. The reading experience feels distinctive because the visuals and prose work together to recreate the rhythm of a childhood memory—accessible for independent reading and equally rewarding for read-aloud sessions with family and friends.

For educational or non-fiction reading, it explores concepts such as memory, identity, imagination, and the craft of storytelling. The approachable language and short sections make comprehension approachable and enjoyable, encouraging readers to notice details, connect ideas, and reflect on their own experiences.

• Key content elements: illustrated memoir chapters, lively scenes of libraries, cinema, city life, books, and music; short, readable sections; warm, engaging illustrations
• Learning outcomes: develops comprehension, vocabulary, empathy, and an understanding of how personal stories shape memory and identity; promotes reflective thinking
• Illustration and writing style: evocative, period-informed art paired with a friendly, accessible narrative voice; balanced text and imagery to support early and reluctant readers
• Interactive or standout features: story-led structure that invites discussion and shared reading; ideal for guided reading, family reading aloud, and building a lasting appreciation for memoir-style storytelling
• Award and appeal: recognizes strong children’s writing and storytelling craft without relying on spoilers or sensationalism

Readers finish with a deeper appreciation for memory and imagination, a sense of confidence to explore their own stories, and a lasting warmth that makes future reading feel inviting and rewarding.