My Momo-la Is a Museum
By Mamta Nainy
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During her grandmother's summer visits, a child delights in the unique stories Momo-la shares. Curious about their origins, they embark on a journey through various city museums. Each exhibit—a painting, a sea stone, a sculpture—evokes memories of Momo-la's Tibetan heritage. Through these artifacts, the child realises that the most cherished stories and treasures are those carried within their own family, making Momo-la herself a living museum of experiences and love.
About the author
Mamta Nainy is a children’s author from India who loves telling fun and inspiring stories. She has written many books, including 'A Brush with Indian Art' and 'The Girl Who Ironed Her Hair'. Mamta enjoys making history and culture come alive for young readers through her colourful and imaginative books.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2024
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