Description
The Baba Log: A Tale of Child Life in India (1896) by J. Middleton Macdonald is a charming narrative centered on the lives of Anglo-Indian children during British colonial rule. The story follows siblings Fay and Don as they explore the world around them, capturing the innocence, curiosity, and cultural encounters of childhood in India. Through their eyes, Macdonald vividly portrays the blend of British and Indian customs, everyday colonial life, and the unique challenges faced by children growing up between two cultures. Both educational and entertaining, the book offers a rare glimpse into the social dynamics of colonial India through youthful experiences.
