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?
Oct 082026
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Oct 082026
Knowledge Trails 2 has 11 stories that take us to different parts of the world, introducing us to various people and their cultures through folktales.
Sep 262026
The Colour of the Sea introduces young readers to the fascinating story of C. V. Raman—not just as the scientist who won the Nobel Prize for Physics, but as the curious little boy who simply wouldn’t stop asking WHY?
Sep 222026
The story begins on Great Nicobar Island, where many animals live peacefully in the forest. One day, they discover that politicians are planning to cut down about 9 million trees to make way for a huge development project. The animals are shocked and worried because they know they could lose their homes forever.
Sep 152026
The story is about a little boy, Amal, who is all set to attend his first Gurpurab and this one is going to be uber special – Maan Singh, the cook from Golden Temple Amritsar is coming to their Gurdwara!
Aug 302026
The latest stellar book to be added to Bhakti Mathur’s mythological multiverse is ‘Amma, Tell Me About Shiva!’ This book is about the blue-complexioned mightly Shiva who is a part of the Hindu Holy Trinity.
Aug 292026
Darkness at Star Mills looks at the 1982 textile mill strike at Mumbai, one of the largest industrial strikes in the world.
The protagonist is a boy named Vinod, a resident of the chawl, who is struggling with changing friendships too, and out of envy and boredom stumbles upon an ugly mystery that is set to change not just his world, but the city around him.
Aug 272026
Sarika aka Saru is probably one of the most interesting third graders you will meet in a book! She is feisty, fiercely independent, strongly opinionated and, most importantly, absolutely convinced that she is almost always right. 😄As the name suggests, Saru hates saying sorry.
Jun 262026
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!
Dec 022025
We thought it was high time to compile a curation of the most recommended activity books by our parents from various publishers.
Aug 252025
The book has traditional tales revolving around the nine forms of Durga. It also gives information on how each Durga festival is celebrated in different parts of the country.
Jul 252021
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.
Apr 112021
One night after listening to the story of the mighty Ravana Tanuj went off to sleep not knowing he will get the biggest surprise of his life next morning!! Guess what! He woke up to find himself with ten heads!!
Oct 052020
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
Oct 032020
This is a brilliant curation of must have books on Indian festivals, recommended by our kbc members.
Oct 022026
One Hundred Nights is a feminist retelling of Arabian Nights in the form of a graphic novel.
Sep 282026
The Incredible Indians is a book that shines a light on the lives of some of India’s most remarkable personalities. It is not just a history book, but a collection of inspiring stories that show how courage, determination, and vision can change a nation.
Sep 272026
Gauranga Darshan Das is a distinguished educator and philosopher who aims to spread spiritual wisdom to young minds. Through this simple yet engaging retelling of Rama’s childhood, we are struck by the virtues and valour of the prince.