Age Group: 3 - 6 Years

Description:

Have you ever gazed up at that big, glowing, silvery moon and wondered if you could just reach out and catch it? In this enchanting little Tagore poem, a curious, wide-eyed little girl is absolutely certain she can scoop up the moon — but her wise older Dada keeps shaking his head and gently insisting that the moon is far, far too high and far, far too big! Can she convince him otherwise? Through a sweet, sparkling brother-and-sister dialogue, this gem captures the pure innocence, wonder and unstoppable imagination of childhood — proving that sometimes a child's dreaming heart can come closer to the stars than even an astronomer's telescope. Brought to life through Harshvardhan Kadam's vibrant illustrations as Book 4 of Katha Books' lovely Tantalizing Tagore series, and recommended by CBSE — a treasured introduction to one of India's greatest poets.