The book "Media Coverage of Females and Kids Content During Nepal Earthquake" by Bandana Singh offers a comprehensive analysis of the reporting on women and children during the devastating earthquake in Nepal in 2015. It highlights the role of the media in crisis situations and examines how national and international newspapers, particularly "The Kathmandu Post" and "The Rising Nepal," addressed the content concerning the most affected groups – women and children. Through a detailed content analysis over a period of 48 days, it illustrates the extent and depth to which these topics were covered in the media. The findings reveal significant differences in reporting between the two newspapers, indicating the need to enhance the visibility of women and children in times of crisis. This academic book is a valuable resource for students, researchers, and professionals engaged in media studies, gender studies, and disaster management.