Set in Shahjahanabad during the reign of Emperor Muhammad Shah Rangeela, this story takes us back to a time when the city is bustling with activity in preparation for Diwali.
Meera, the daughter of potters, gets a different idea – what if the Jamuna, the lifeline of the city, could be lit up with floating diyas too?
A little girl Lia, a piano, and a fear she must face. But something unexpected is waiting for her. Will she find the courage to return to the thing she once loved?
The author has done a great job breaking down the Gita for young children in this book. She has included some of the more age appropriate ideas and messages of the Gita and stated them in simple language. The accompanying illustrations from Krishna’s life connect to these ideas and messages in subtle ways.
Off With Their Heads is a thriller that leaves you with a question worth asking: how much of our thinking are we already handing over to technology?
Pacy chapters… rebellious youngsters… dystopia + murder… Do I need to say more?
Here are some Juggernaut’s latest unputdownable series of non fiction books that your children will keep going back to for a very long time!
We thought it was high time to compile a curation of the most recommended activity books by our parents from various publishers.
A Home to Haunt is a funny story of a haunted adventure. Poltu and his uncle meet a steam engine full of ghosts who have lost their homes. Now, they must help them find a new home!!
The book revolves around the adventures of Siliguri – a talented young ghost and his human friend, Kachori – a ghostbuster!
This is the story of an adorable ghost turned detective, who along with his human friend Tanya, goes on several adventures.
Here are some recommended spooky and non spooky books on all things Halloween shared by our parents!
Pickle Yolk Books have award winning and incredibly beautiful picture books for 3-7yrs. Each one of them is unique – from the topic/issue the author chooses to address, to the unparalleled illustrations, to the directness and candidness, to the subtle nuances. We strongly feel that every parent who is raising a sensitive and kind child must ensure at least a few (if not all!) of these enchanting books are included in the home library.
Our #kbcMembers are big on Indian Mythology and try to introduce mythology books early on. We have already curated a post on Indian Festivals for ages 2-12. Here are some highly recommended children’s books on…Continue Reading
This is a brilliant curation of must have books on Indian festivals, recommended by our kbc members.
Some of the exciting books we discovered towards the end of the year!
The book opens with Lord Vishnu introducing his ten avatars, then gives each one two pages over the next twenty. It’s very simple to read, which makes it a perfect first introduction to the deities for any mythology-loving family.
After school a boy plans to visit his father’s office. But between his school and his father’s office flows the river Ramganga. Will he be able to summon the courage to cross it and reach his father?
