Graa-aaa-aaa-ooo-oon! Every time Beni Ram tries to sell his camel, Bholu promptly trots back. “The villagers use vans now instead of camel-carts. Nobody wants to give your old man a job anymore,” says a gloomy Beni Ram. But fate has surprising plans for the out-of-luck Beni Ram and his beloved camel.. Read more
For independent and fluent readers, this set takes you on a trip down memory lane through erstwhile Bombay, now Mumbai. The Art Gallery on Princess Street is a beautiful story about Gallery Chemould, a haven for Bombay’s art community, and Bombay Ducks, Bombay Docks tells the story of the Kolis, Bombay’s original inhabitants, their favourite fish, Bombay Duck and the city’s magnificent docks. Read more
Aslam helplessly witnesses his father's arrest: he disobeyed the British authorities by harvesting salt-a heavily taxed item. The boy is assailed with doubt. Why did his father break the law? Why doesn't sea salt belong to everyone? When he learns that Gandhiji is going to be marching through his village of Jalalpore, Aslam feels hopeful. He is the only one who can oppose the authorities and, maybe, free his father.Discover the stories about events that changed the 20th century in the One Day Elsewhere series. Read more
Content : Jumbo Picture books to create interest amongst kids towards learning. Benefits : Illustrations are always more interesting than text . Contains basic concept of early learning. Beautiful pictures with Simple layout. Appealing to young and old both. They motivate and attract childrens towards reading. Even smaller children who cannot read, are exposed to the world of knowledge. Read more
Leaves zooms into the colour and magic of nature. A delightful book from the Colombianillustrators Enrique Lara Robayo and Luis Fernando Garcia Guayara, winners ofthe Encouragement Prize in the 12th Noma Concours for Picture BookIllustrations. Read more
“Darkness is alive, ” Patti says. “And we, the Irulas, are keepers of darkness.” Inspired by the indigenous wisdom and resilience of the Irulas, one of the oldest Adivasi communities of India, a book that is a lyrical ode to the deep dark forests and the lives intertwined with them. Author: Mamta Nainy Illustrator: Upasana Agarwal
The flood waters are rising. The sun is nowhere to be seen. The power is out, and provisions are running low. Despite the darkness, little Leela is able to see the magic in the midst of calamity while her family helps her brave the stormy waters cheerfully, and creates a special day for her. Author: Shweta Ganesh Kumar Illustrator: Shruti Soharia
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When the Royal Chapati Cook quits, there is no one to make the fluffy-puffy chapatis that the king loves. Can they find another champion chapati maker at the Grand Chapati Contest?About the Hook Book SeriesIn a world where children’s books often feel cut from the same cloth, Hook Books stand out as a vibrant blend of imagination, humour, and heart. Crafted as a bridge between picture books and early chapter books, this series delivers stories that spark joy and wonder, while remaining rooted in age-appropriate learning.Hook Books keep the fun going with:Short, digestible bits of text (perfect for budding readers)Bright colour illustrations that pull kids into the storyThemes that speak to the everyday lives of children―plus a sprinkle of whimsy!From fantasy tales to those that touch on more advanced ideas, Hook Books ensure that young readers are always in for a treat, no matter their reading level. Even better, these books take children on journeys through different parts of India, giving them a taste of the rich diversity of our world through local flavours, landscapes, and cultures. Whether the story takes place in bustling cities or quiet villages, Hook Books make every setting feel like home. Read more
All hail the enormously exciting, marvellously mysterious, tummy-tickling collection of History Mystery. Featuring six sometimes splendid, sometimes horrific rulers from Indian history. A fabulous introduction to outrageous meals, incredible treasures and even pirates! Fiction based on a core of solid historical facts, for the fun bits left out in history textbooks. By author's decree: Remember to read the 'Fact or Fiction' chapter at the end of each book! Read more
The ACK Junior Pack: Level 01 has stories that can be read aloud to a toddler or be the first steppingstone to learning how to read. 11 enchanting stories that unveil a vibrant realm of colors, sounds, and language, brought out through endearing characters like Laddu the leopard who wants to count the number of spots on his coat, or Pattu the poet who is clever at creating rhymes on everything they see! Excellent Visuals: Colorful illustrations breathe life into every page, captivating young readers with their vivid imagery. Each page bursts with hues that transport children to enchanting realms. These illustrations not only enhance the storytelling experience but also stimulate the imagination, inviting children to immerse themselves fully in the tales being told. Timeless Wisdom: Delivers timeless wisdom through captivating tales steeped in cultural heritage, mythology, and excitement, ensuring young readers carry invaluable lessons with them always. Stimulating Reading Experience: Dive into a stimulating reading journey that sparks creativity and critical thinking, captivating the hearts and minds of young readers with engaging stories. Educational Value: Aside from being entertaining, provides educational advantages that enhance children's intellect. Through expanding vocabulary and nurturing critical thinking abilities, these books offer valuable learning chances enjoyably and interactively. Parents in search of captivating tales for their kids will discover this compilation to be a fantastic asset, nurturing a passion for reading early on! Books Included: Bando and the Water Demon | Chaalu Plays a Trick | Cham Cham's Choice | Ganesha and Kubera | Granny Sannilli to the Rescue | Hanuman is Hungry | Laddu's Spots | Mus saves her tail | Pattu the Poet | Saahee's Hair | The Magical Desert Read more
Superbly skilled, speedy and strong, Arjuna boasted that he was the world's greatest warrior. But, despite his unquestionable courage, this honorable Pandava prince realized he could not confront Lord Indra's power or even the wiles of a cheeky monkey, without help. He needed divine weapons, such as the Gandiva bow, with its inexhaustible supply of arrows and a special war chariot. Most importantly, he needed the blessings of the gods, especially Lord Vishnu. Read more
