Kathmandu, April 3 -- Author Yashu Shrestha is known for writing children's books that focus on making reading accessible to young learners. He has written over 200 books, including wordless picture books and decodable texts for early literacy. Some of his popular books include 'Ramailo Khetbari' (2018), 'Pantu Ra Pari' (2019), and 'Safa Babu' (2024).

His stories explore themes of adventure and friendship, resonating with children and giving them life lessons.

In this conversation with the Post's Aarya Chand, Shrestha shares how his experiences growing up in Nepal's rural landscapes shaped his love for storytelling.

What inspired you to write children's books, and how did you start your journey as a writer?

Since my school days, I hav...