This book is about the azure blue-hued deity, Vishnu and his Dashavataras! Each avatara starts with the story along with the more nuanced philosophical interpretations for the older readers. Interesting snippets of information are woven into the stories to create a fantastic re-telling of the tales.
This anthology is a thoughtfully curated collection featuring both Indian and international poets. It brings together a wide range of emotions — joy, wit, sadness, wonder — while remaining accessible to children who are just being introduced to poetry.
Class 5A is getting ready for Annual Day, and their class is performing Rapunzel. Everyone auditions for their favorite character. Agalya wants to be Rapunzel, and so does her best friend Prisha.
At its heart, this vibrant, colorful book takes you on the most delightful journey, following “Red” — a little shoe — as it travels and encounters different groups of animals and birds along the way.
Stinkypur Guardians is a beautifully written story that follows two young girls, Jhalak and Nami. Set in Nala Park – a well known neighborhood park that is home to several bird species. While the park is frequented by walkers and children at play, an unmaintained canal running through it carries garbage and filth leaving the area unpleasantly odorous. The children jokingly refer to it as their “Stinkypur Kingdom”.
Tiger Slayer by Ruby Lal is a powerful and eye-opening biography that brings to life the remarkable story of Nur Jahan, one of the most influential women in Mughal India.
