The story follows Bhim, who is intrigued by all the colourful kites and strings that are covering the city during the annual kite festival. Equally vivid is his depiction of the casteist exclusion of Bhim’s bustee (slum/basti) from the festival.
The story follows Lou, a spirited 4-year-old who’s convinced she’s a “bad artist.” Her belief comes from constantly comparing herself to her talented 10-year-old sister.
Millie Fleur, our beloved resident landscape horticulturist, decides to take up a huge task, Instead of letting the neighborhood stay dull, she dreams up a plan to transform it with pumpkins — because really, is there a more perfect fall plant?
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.
The story follows Ana and her mom, who has injured her dominant hand and is quietly struggling to manage everyday tasks while still showing up for Ana.
Are you on the lookout for a fun way to introduce numbers and counting to your toddlers? Then this is the book for you, with simple rhyming lyrics that are easy to read aloud during the musical bus journey.
