Suniti Namjoshi in The Hindu.
I’ve just finished writing my 13th book for children. But for most of my writing life, I haven’t thought of myself as a children’s writer. And it has finally occurred to me to ask why there’s such a discrepancy between the images of children in my books for adults and my idea of the child in my books for children.
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