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.
Meet Swami, Nivaan, Aarav and Daksh—the best of friends who have perfected the art of making a school-bus ride far more entertaining than it has any right to be! For some inexplicable reason, whenever Swami looks at Param – the studious child, he gets this overwhelming urge to TICKLE HIM.
The story follows the endlessly curious (and wonderfully mischievous twins) Zain and Ana. Ana desperately wants a pet dog, but instead her parents bring home… three fish!
Moyna and her family lead a peaceful life in a small village nestled beside the Sundarbans mangroves. She struggles to cope with the loss of her father.
The book is a tender, heartfelt story that beautifully reminds us that grief doesn’t erase joy.
The narrative introduces us to Jivya, a young boy from a village in Maharashtra, who would go on to play a significant role in bringing Warli art to global recognition.
This book follows two young boys, Shiv and Veer, as they embark on a journey across the majestic hill forts of the Rajput kings in Rajasthan with their Amma. They visit iconic forts such as Chittorgarh, Kumbhalgarh, and Amer.
