New Delhi, May 2 -- Sasha was blue all of December-her best friend, Naisha, who had been with her since nursery, had shifted from Gurugram to Mumbai. "We tried distracting her with dance and theatre workshops and playdates but she couldn't get over Naisha not being at school with her every day," says the seven-year-old's mother Radhika Chopra, a Gurugram-based freelance human resource consultant. A month later, Sasha chanced upon the book Afo and I on Pratham Books' Storyweaver website by author-illustrator Canato Jimo. The story shows a young boy racing home from school to catch his sister, Afo, just before she leaves the village for the city. Jimo's illustrations create a metaphor between the changing fabric of the child's life and the ...