Let?s Talk About Trees

Roopa Pai?s ?Let?s Talk About Trees? provides a fun and informative introduction to trees and highlights the many historical and cultural connections we share with our tall plant neighbours. With a warm and friendly tone that is perfect for young readers, the author guides the reader through the Treeverse, introduces them to the Desi Dozen?12 unique Indian trees?and leads them to discover their deeply personal answer to the question ?What is a tree?? With lively illustrations that capture our magical connections with trees, this book is a delight for nature enthusiasts of all ages.

About the author
Roopa Pai is one of India?s best-known writers for children. This computer engineer-turned-author has written over 30 books, ranging from picture books to chapter books and fiction to non-fiction, on themes as varied as sci-fi fantasy, popular science, maths, history, economics, Indian philosophy, life skills, medicine, and memoir. Many of her books are bestsellers and enjoyed as much by adults as by children.

About the Illustrator
Barkha Lohia is an Artist and Illustrator who was born and raised in India and is now based in Toronto, Canada. Her work is an amalgamation of everything experienced around her, be it the bustling railway stations, boisterous characters in the streets, or the quiet solitude experienced in the midst of nature. She enjoys working with watercolours, acrylics, charcoals, in short anything that will ruin that perfectly nice shirt. An independent Illustrator, she has worked on a diverse range of projects?from picture books, posters, textbooks, cards and natural history illustrations for various publications, conservation organisations, and design agencies. When she is not creating, she enjoys being outside, collecting, loitering, sketching.

About the partnership with Capgemini
This book was created under the ? Project Mission Million Trees? supported by Capgemini, to generate awareness among children about the ecological importance of planting native trees and improving green cover.