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?
Some of the exciting books we discovered towards the end of the year!
The complete Ramayana in its original seven parts, retold by the acclaimed author Paro Anand. Written simply, but with all the details of the original text — and illustrations on every page.
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.
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.
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?
