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Mom & Me: 10 Super Stories About Moms is an array of joyful stories that show the different types of mothers that exist in this world. The book also includes twenty-five activities that young readers can partake in. Summary Of The Book Mom & Me: 10 Super Stories About Moms, published in 2010, is a collection of ten short stories. Mom & Me: 10 Super Stories About Moms contains a tale about a mother who seems very shy and quiet, but has a great singing voice that no one knows about. There is a story about a mom who gives up her pet dog, and another one about how a lonely mother learns to use the computer. The first story in this book is about a young girl who says a lot of bad words, and the mother wonders where she has picked them up from. My Life In Pictures is about a mother who continuously takes photographs, thus capturing her children’s most embarrassing moments, much to their dismay. Runaway and The Princess Of Beans are tales about how children always think that the grass is greener on the other side. Young readers will also get to know how the celebration of Mother’s Day began. Mom & Me: 10 Super Stories About Moms is a delightful book, whose stories will keep children engaged and entertained. There are also twenty-five fun things to do with and for one’s mother. Children are encouraged to make gifts, and gift them to the people they love. About The Authors Paro Anand is an Indian performance storyteller, author, and children’s literature activist. She has written eighteen books, some of which are School Ahead, Wild Child And Other Stories, and Wingless: A Fairly Weird Fairy Tale. Anand was the head of the National Centre for Children’s Literature, and was a resource person with the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation. She holds the world record for assisting three thousand children in making the World’s Longest Newspaper (850 meters). Anand was honoured by the President of India, Dr. Kalam, in 2007. Her book, No Guns At My Son’s Funeral, was on the IBBY Honour List. Subhadra Sen Gupta is an Indian author. Gupta has penned down Jodh Bai, Twelve O’Clock Ghost Stories, and A Clown for Tenali Rama. She graduated with a Master’s degree in History, and has been a copywriter for various advertising agencies. Three of her books have won the White Raven Award. Ranjit Lal is a columnist and freelance writer. Lal has written books like The Caterpillar Who Went On A Diet And Other Stories, and The Crow Chronicles. His works have been published in more than fifty magazines and newspapers. The author enjoys writing about automobiles, birds, photography, and humour. Deepa Agarwal is an Indian writer. She has written Chanakya: The Master of Statecraft and Rani Lakshmibai: The Valiant Queen Of Jhansi. Agarwal graduated from the University of Allahabad with a Master’s degree in English Literature. She later became an instructor at SPM College, Delhi University. Margaret Bhatty is an author. She has penned down The Arsonist and Family At Paangar Pani.