Karadi Tales

1. kardi tale Kaka and the Mouse Five years of being Karadi fans and they still entertain us. I was even more eager to listen/ look at this audiobook series because two of our friends from B-School worked on it.The protagonist of the series is a mouse. Despite being unwelcome in most homes, mice are often the unlikely heroes in children's fiction. Be it Mickey or Jerry or more recently Ratatouille, mice are often endearing and always victorious.

2. Each episode in this Karadi Tale series, comprises of familiar tales but with a twist introduced into them.In this one, The Thirsty Crow has to be doubly ingenious with the introduction of a mouse fighting for its life, in the pot of water the crow finds.While I would shudder to find anything in my water, this Kaka is accommodating and helpful and the mouse is mighty resourceful and persistent. After various valiant attempts, they succeed and the adventure ends on a happy high.

3. The music is lovely and the narration sounds very Indian- English. Easy to relate to and to follow.The illustrations, the colours are dramatic and very energetic. The crow with its toucan like beak is very expressive indeed.

4. The fonts are engaging, filled with onomatopoeiac words, often adding a sense of drama, making for easy and enjoyable reading. After a couple of times, Anushka wanted to read the book herself, rather than with the CD!The others tales in the series include The lion and the mouse, Bablu and the mouse , Kutty and the......yes, you got it!

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