What could be stranger than a dragon’s toothache? A motley crew comes to the rescue of a dragon in pain, but does it manage to help him? Annie Besant’s quirky text and Rayika Sen’s imaginative illustrations make this book a joy to read over and over again.Awards– Shortlisted for The Hindu Young World Goodbooks Award 2017.
Friends don’t say mean things about you behind your back. Friends let you play cricket with them even when they don’t need an extra fielder. A falling-out with her friends drives thirteen-year-old Dhivya to seek solace in the waters of the village tank. That day, she receives some advice and is sucked into the world of competitive swimming, far away from her home near the cotton fields in Siruganpur. Soon, she makes friends with another swimmer – Ambika. Will Dhivya be able to hold on to this friendship?Nivedha Ganesh spins fiction from facts with verve and imagination in a story that’s humorous, relatable, and inspiring all at once.
…stone buildings seemed to rise out of a largely garden-like environment, and in the distance were the towering ghats. Snehagao was…beautiful…A new school, a strange new language, and an oddly cheerful roommate – Krishnan doesn’t know what to make of it all. He’s here after losing his only parent to HIV, and finding out that he has it too. Angry at having been made to leave the only home he’s ever known, Krishnan is desperate and homesick.He soon has to make way for new feelings, though – the exhilaration of bolting up and down the school’s running track, and the delicious thrill of competing with his best friend for the post of Prime Minister in the school parliament.Vishaka George’s uplifting story about a brave teenager and his lovable group of friends is inspired by real events, and is proof that wonderful things sneak up on you when you least expect them.
“We’ll show them we can do things they never even thought of doing!” [Tarini’s] mind raced. “We could just try things out, you know, like scientists!”Holi is around the corner! Antara, Tarini, and their friend Saira want to do something different. So they get plotting and come up with a wonderfulidea. But will all go to plan?Varsha Seshan tells a heart-warming story about the resourcefulness of three young girls who come up with the best idea of all to save their Holi!
Synopsis : A young girl traces her mother’s journey through the city of Delhi, writing letters to her along the way. Every monument holds a memory; every letter tells a story, and Fatima wants nothing more than to show her beloved Ammijaan that she is truly her mother’s daughter.Letters to Ammi by Aftab Yusuf Shaikh, with stunning photographs by Adrija Ghosh and Soumitra Ranade, is a celebration of timeless human relationships.Age Group: 7 to 9 Years | Author: Mohammed Aftab Yusuf Shaikh | Photographer: Adrija Ghosh and Soumitra Ranade | No.of pages: 44 | Type: Picture Book | Format: Hard bound
Are you a true-blue lion who loves being in charge? A dreamy-eyed fish who lives in an alternate universe? Or a strong-willed bull who’s tardy, but determined? Go on this zodiac adventure to discover what the stars say about your personality traits.Lavanya Karthik takes readers on a delightful journey through the twelve astrological signs in this book written in verse. With sparkling illustrations by Abhilasha Dewan and Lavanya Karthik, and art direction by Pooja Dhingra, this book celebrates the glorious galaxy of human nature.Get free glow-in-the-dark stars with purchase of the book!Awards– Featured on GetLitt’s list of Best Books of 2019
How long does it take to hatch a kitten? Cat isn’t sure, but she would rather be snacking or napping. Join her as she looks around for a babysitter for her mysterious golden egg. She seeks help from her baffled friend Dog, a crow, a cuckoo, and a turtle, for as we all know, it takes a village to raise an egg. Aparna Karthikeyan’s delightfully humorous prose is complemented by Christine Kastl’s art that has an almost three-dimensional quality to it. Together, they take you on a feline adventure quite unlike any other.
Rupa Ram is a famous but poor tailor with an unfulfilled dream – to stitch something for his own family. So, when he receives a gift of a brand new saafa, he is inspired to do just that! At the heart of this touching tale is a generous man who uses his imagination and creativity to do right by his family. With delightful illustrations by Nayantara Surendranath, this book is Srividhya Venkat’s charming Indian adaptation of a European folktale.AwardsWinner of the 2019 SCBWI Crystal Kite Award for the Middle East/India/Asia region.Shortlisted for the Neev Children’s Book Award, 2019.Chosen for the 101 Great Books for Kids 2019 list by Evanston Public Library.Listed as a Highly Commended book by the South Asia Book Award 2020.
Coming Home is a story set in a beautiful valley where a small community of farmers and their families live and work. Over the years, many of the young people have begun to migrate to earn a living. Everyone wishes there was a way in which these young people could stay back and earn a living right here. It’s a young boy, Selva, who has an idea which could do just that. But will it take shape and will it bring his older brother home? Read the book to find out just how a small idea can lead to big changes.Written by Priti David, this is a story about migration and home, seen from the eyes of 11-year-old Selva.
Creepy crawlies and winged insects disturb baby Roy. Bitten, stung and harassed, Roy grows up to dislike them. But one day, things change and Roy sees the world of insects in a different light. This 2-in-1 book by Shobha Viswanath, illustrated by Monami Roy, is sure to delight children.Awards– Shortlisted, Jarul Book Children’s Choice Award, 2020
My breakfast was revolting – it was simply divine.My lunch was repulsive, I liked it just fine.My dinner was ghastly – it was pure gourmet .You’ll never believe the things I ate today!Sampurna Chattarji’s clever use of hyperbole and Vibha Surya’s quirky illustrations bring a child’s monstrous imagination to life. This delightful book with fold-out flaps will leave you shuddering and chuckling.AwardsFeatured on GetLitt’s List of Best Picture Books of 2019
I’m the boss. I make my own decisions.Naresh has the world’s coolest mother – she wakes up at midnight, dons a miner’s lamp and goes to her field to harvest flowers. Will he be able to show everyone at school that she’s a hero?Aparna Karthikeyan tells the story of Nandhini, a remarkable woman who juggles single parenthood and a sampangi farm in Sivagangai, Tamil Nadu.Based on real events, this is a story about a woman who cultivates a cheery disposition and stubbornly pursues her daring, unusualdreams.
Written by Lavanya Karthik in verse, Cat, Come Back! enlists the reader on a mission to find a cheeky, wandering pet.Artists Ayeshe Sadr and Ishaan Dasgupta use stunning illustrations and an accordion-style format that goes all around the world and then comes full circle.
Samrat is giddy with excitement. He and his mother Seema, a sea turtle researcher, are headed to Tarmugli Island in the hopes of observing nesting turtles. On a quiet, empty beach, under a blanket of stars, they wait. Will the turtles come?Pankaj Sekhsaria’s beautiful story is an awe-inspiring look at these elusive creatures, while Vipin Sketchplore’s stunning illustrations exquisitely capture the lush landscape of the island and the glistening waters of the ocean.
“Manolita is perfectly human . . . I think.”When a chance vacation takes Jaya to Oregon, she makes a new friend. But this strange girl isn’t all that she appears to be, with her solemn eyes and open laugh. She is astounded by phones and prefers her fish uncooked. Could Manolita be hiding something?Sara Rajan brings magic to this unbelievable story about the enigma that is Manolita. With a style that is easy to follow and a story that keeps one hooked, Sara weaves a fantasy to life.
Make teaching Social life skills and values fun and enjoyable for your child with “My First Story Telling Set”.It is a collection of books on 6 much-needed modern moral values that today’s kids must imbibe from early on. These are carefully curated storybooks with beautiful bright images.The reading span is less than 5 minutes to ensure that the child is not bored while reading.There is a fun write and wipe activity at the back of each book.Foster a habit of reading in your little ones with this set of 6 thoughtfully designed storybooks. These books equip preschoolers and primary school kids with essential reading, language, visual, motor, and imagination skills.Where will it help?It will assist in nurturing a child’s
Imagination
Analytical Skill
Creativity
Emotional Quotient
Language Development
Character Building
Problem Solving
Empathy
Logical Skill
What makes it unique?-> Short Stories Spread in 8 pages only.-> Attractive illustration catches child’s attention.-> Requires only 5 minutes of attention span.-> Each book has felt puppet Characters to generate interest among little readers.-> Promotes storytelling and creativity.-> Each story has an after story activity that facilitates bonding between storyteller and child. This set covers the following six moral values
Perseverance and hard work.
Sharing is caring.
Look beyond physical appearance.
Values of Friendship
Every problem has a solution.
Listen to the wise words of elders.
Quality Details :Books are printed on 300 gsm card paper.The front and back covers are laminated.The size of the book is 7″ by 5.25″.Easy to hold for toddlers and kids.The finger puppets are made of felt fabric.All puppets are machine-stiched.
50+ activities in a book, suitable for children between 6 to 12yearsActivities on: Connecting with Self Connecting with FamilyConnecting with Community Connecting with WorldBuilds self-awareness and self-esteemBuilds social awareness and better relationshipsNurtures empathy and compassion for peopleEncourages concern and care for the environmentNurtures kindness and gratitude
