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}}Tulika Publishers is a South Indian Multi-lingual Children's Books publishing house.[1][2][3][4] It often uses the imprint Tulika Books, but is separate from the New Delhi-based publisher Tulika Books. HistoryTulika was founded in 1996 as an independent publishing house by Radhika Menon. Menon and Indu Chandrasekhar ran a pre-press service called Tulika to "earn enough money" to publish their own books. Subsequently, Chandrasekhar founded Tulika Books in New Delhi in 1995, and Menon founded Tulika Publishers in Chennai.[5]The genre of Tulika Publishers is children's literature and illustrations.[2][6] Select Publications Award Winning Publications| Title | Author | Illustrators | Language(s) | Notes |
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| Vaalameenukkum Vilaangameenukkum Kalyanam | ‘Gaana’ Ulaganathan | Amrithalingam | Tamil | Was adapted for Tamil film Chitiram Pesuthadi | | Bawre Beej | Vishaka Chanchani | Angeline Pradhan, Upesh Pradhan | Hindi | | Sunu-Sunu Snail – Storm in the Garden | Ashok Rajagopalan | Tamil, English | | Thakitta Tharikitta Bouncing Ball | Jacob Samson Mutthada | Ashok Rajagopalan | Tamil, English | NCERT National Award | | Dancing Bees, Grandma’s Eyes | Graphic Novel | Ashok Rajagopalan | Tamil, English | | Gasa Gasa Para Para | Jeeva Raghunath | Ashok Rajagopalan | Tamil, English | | The Runaway Peppercorn | Suchitra Ramadurai | Ashok Rajagopalan | Tamil, English | Commonwealth Short Story Competition 2003-2004 | | Birdywood Buzz the vulture returns | Shamim Padamsee | Ashok Rajagopalan | Tamil, English | | Dosa | Ashok Rajagopalan | Tamil, English | | Basava and the Dots of Fire | Radhika Chadha | Bhakthi Pathak | English | | Malu Bhalu | Kamla Bhasin | Bindia Thapar | Hindi | | My Friends in the City | Samina Mishra | Biswajit Balasubramaniam | English, Hindi | | The Forbidden Temple | T V Padma | Bhavana Vyas | English | Korean rights for the second book (Mathematwist) have been sold. | | Norbu’s New Shoes | Chewang Dorjee Bhutia | English | | Who will be Ningthou? | Indira Mukherjee | Chinmayie | English | | The Neverending Story | Ashwini Bhat | A V Ilango | English | | Gadagada Gudugudu | Jeeva Raghunath | Jeyanthi Manokaran | Tamil | UNESCO Illustrations Award | | Busy Busy Grand Aunt | Kanchan Mitra | English | | Avneet Aunty’s Mobile Phone | Kavita Singh Kale | English | | Pavo and Cavo | Nirupama Raghavan | Kavita Singh Kale | English | | Brahma's Butterfly | Graphic Novel | Kavita Singh Kale | English | | Jalebi Curls | Niveditha Subramaniam | Kavita Singh Kale | English | | Hiss, Don't Bite! | Mugdha Sethi | English | Style of Kalighat Paintings | | Eyes on the Peacock’s Tail | Mugdha Sethi | English | Style of Phad Paintings | | Magic Vessels | Mugdha Sethi | English | Research based on Tamil Nadu Clay Sculptures | | A Curly Tale | Mugdha Sethi | English | Style of Madhubani Paintings | | Malli | Jeeva Raghunath | Nancy Raj | English, Tamil | | The Village Fair | Radhika Meganathan | Nancy Raj | English, Tamil | | Aa Vilurundu Akku Varai | Jeeva Raghunath | Nancy Raj | English, Tamil | | Mukund and Riaz | Nina Sabnani | English, French | Deux Amis, its French edition, was launched by Syros at the a Paris Book fair in March 2007. | | My Mother's Sari | Sandhya Rao | Nina Sabnani | English, French | Outstanding International Book awardee, 2007 (USA) | | Kabir The Weaver Poet | Bindhumalini Narayanswamy | Jaya Madhavan | English | | Sorry, Best Friend! | Githa Hariharan, Shama Futehally | Nina Sabnani | English, French | Outstanding International Book awardee, 2007 (USA) | References {{Portal |Children's literature}}1. ^Tulika Books – Great kid’s books from India | Buzzing!
2. ^1 Papertiger Interviews: Radhika Menon, Publisher and Sandhya Rao, Senior Editor of Tulika Books
3. ^Amrita Shergil: A Self-Portrait in Letters and Writings
4. ^Bookaroo in the City {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20111126104424/http://www.bookaroo.in/programme/Festival2011/bic/ |date=2011-11-26 }}
5. ^{{cite web |title=`We have a democratic space' |url=http://www.tulikabooks.com/editors/we-have-a-democratic-space |publisher=Tulika Publishers |accessdate=2015-01-06}}
6. ^On Tulika Books: Leading Publishers India {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20111129180316/http://www.tulikabooks.com/aboutus.htm |date=2011-11-29 }}
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