Asawari Doshi

Books That Speak

Kids HI ↓ 608 episodes

BooksThatSpeak is our effort to help our kids fall and stay in love with books and stories - even if it means that they are listening to the stories instead of reading them. Tune in for audio versions of children's stories in Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati and English.

Author

Asawari Doshi

Category

Kids

Podcast website

www.booksthatspeak.com

Latest episode

Jul 6, 2026

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Episodes

Teen Rade (Wailers Three - A Folktale From China)- Marathi Story 24.09.2017

Mrs. Chang gets a letter from her son one day. She asks Warrior Wen to read it out to her. One look at the letter and Warrior Wen bursts into tears. Very soon, Mrs. Chang starts bawling. Next, Peddlar Peng, who is passing, by joins the sobbing duo. What has happened to Mrs. Chang's son? Find out for yourself in this delightful folktale from China? Story written by Greystroke, translated in Marathi...

Zanele Situ Maari Kahani (Zanele Situ: My Story)- Gujarati Story 22.09.2017

As a young girl Zanele Situ was told that she would never walk again. Being in a wheelchair did not stop her. She worked and trained hard and became a winning athlete on the world stage. This is her story… Written by Andy Thesen, Jesse Breytenbach, Liz Sparg and published by Pratham Books. Translated in Gujarati by Riddhi Nath. Narrated by Asawari Doshi.

Uunt Chala Bhai Uunt Chala (Here Comes the Camel and Other Poems)- Hindi Kavita 21.09.2017

Prayag Shukla's poems in Hindi have enchanted young and old alike. This collection of poems brings the joy of his writing. Siraj Saxena's innovative artwork adds to the appeal of this classic collection.
 Poems by Prayag Shukla and Published by Pratham Books. Read by Asawari Doshi

Goshtinche Shahar (City of Stories) - Marathi Story 21.09.2017

One small girl loves to listen stories. But in a big town, nobody has a time to tell story to her. Then on one fine day, one Tai (Didi) comes to her school and they both together spreads the waves in the city about story-telling. Enjoy this fictional story of Story Town and take a ride in the ocean of these stories !!!! Story Written by Rukmini Banerjee, translated into Marathi by Madhav Chavan an...

Kakana Laganma Chalya (Going to a Wedding) - Gujarati Story 20.09.2017

A small girl is describing the fun she had and her observations, when she is waiting for train on the railway station with her family. They all are set to go to another town for her uncle's wedding. Let's see through eyes what all she saw, enjoyed.. Story written by Rukmini Banerjee, translated into Gujarati by Veena Bhachech and published by Pratham Books. Narrated by Asawari Doshi

Tak Tak (Tok Tok) - Hindi Kahani 19.09.2017

A big Foody and a bit of a "Tubelight" King of Sonapur, is disturbed by some mysterious sound coming from his palace. After all, what was the source of that mysterious sound?? A suspense Hindi story - written by Vidya Pradhan, translated in Hindi by Madhubala Joshi and published by Pratham Books. Narrated by Asawari Doshi

Kevdha Ha Gongaat (Too much noise) - Marathi Story 17.09.2017

Sringeri Srinivas, the loveable farmer with very long hair, has to take his cows along the new highway, to the cattle fair. Our farmer finds the noise just too much!! Story written by Rohini Nilekani, translated in Marathi by Mukund Taksale and published by Pratham Books. Story narrated by Asawari Doshi.

Kakuche Baal - Jui Aunty's baby (Marathi) 01.09.2017

Anu, a little girl, accompanies her mother to see an infant baby. She gets irritated when her mom and her aunt seem to be too focussed only on the baby.

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