'It's a big big world - Atlas'.

This giant children atlas that offers a dynamic approach to learning, and is a visual extravaganza filled with information about the world’s geography, industry, resources, and wildlife is our book of the day. It is a giant board book with pictograms providing keys to each informative map.

Book of the day on the 3rd day of Chennai Wall was Tales of Krishna from Srimannarayaneeyam written by Parvathy Sankaran.

Parvathy, the author of Tales of Krishna from Srimannarayaneeyam had 51 copies of the book donated by her husband to the Aviva Great Wall of Education on her behalf as she was unable to do so in person owing to her illness.

The book of the day is "The Giant All-Colour Dictionary" . The book was donated by Raima Sen. The book held special significance, as it was gifted to her by her mother, in 1989 when she was 10. She wanted to share the same with the underprivileged children.

Daily Book Count - 58,100 books

The book of the day is "Little Red Riding Hood” donated by Shreya. This is her first story book. She wants to grow up to become a teacher. Her mother told us that Shreya is very friendly with the maid’s daughter and shares all her toys with her. Her mother gave a message to the children on Shreya’s behalf – "May all children be loved and cared for and receive an education that would help them in the future".

Book of the day on the third day of Aviva Great wall of Education is "Tell Me How" – a series of 5 books. It was a poignant moment when a little girl came to donate her favorite books to the underprivileged children because she thought they needed them more. Her father informed us that when he explained her about Aviva's initiative one evening, she brought these books from her room and said "I want to donate these books". Her father was astounded because reading these books topped her 'Favorite things to do' list. To this she said, "Dad, I have already read these books and you can buy me more. But these children need the books more than me". Her father added - "I hope the child who gets these books loves them as much as my daughter did"

All the books donated by students of Alok Pathshala are our books of the day as they are donated by the underprivileged children to other underprivileged children, and are most relevant to them.