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Day Two: Reading Workshop

At VP’s Bal Vikas Mandir, workshops are not just enjoyable work. On Monday, after my first two sessions, I was not well.
“Could I have just soup for dinner?” I asked.
“Of course,” was the reply.
Ten minutes later, there was a knock on the door – Vicks and Crocin to ensure that I slept well.
That’s what working in a place with thoughtful people is like! On my first day there, I met three teachers: one who had worked for 19 years, one for 22 and one for 35. I was astounded and commented on this to the principal, who calmly replied that often, when teachers join the school, they leave only when they retire. I am no longer surprised: when there are thoughtful people around you, you want to work in that environment!

Writing letters
Responding to “The Dictionary” from ‘The Story-Catcher’
Team Work on Day Two of the Reading Workshop
Team-work on Day Two of my reading workshop at Baramati

Varsha Seshan

I am a children’s book writer based in Pune, India. I also run online book clubs and creative writing programmes, and visit schools across the country.

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2 responses to “Day Two: Reading Workshop”

  1. tanishka ingale

    mam i have written a story and i want a little help from you . the story is full of imagination and adventure . i just want you to post a part of it on your blog . do you agree with it . the books name is the haunted hills .

    1. Email it to me. I will have a look at it and get back to you.

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