Set over the course of thirteen rain-soaked days, many of which have been declared Rain Holidays at school, Rekha tries to navigate the rain-laden streets of Mumbai with some expected and some unexpected allies and discover what it means to be a friend to someone who herself is going through a rain holiday of her own.
Rarely do we encounter history as something alive, curious, and engaging. That’s what makes this book refreshing; it’s written in an approachable way for middle-grade readers, using simple language while opening up deep perspectives.
Dancing Frogs and Other Creatures in Verse is a charming collection that brings the tiny, often overlooked creatures of our world into the spotlight—with wit, warmth, and a touch of whimsy.
The book is about a monkey who eats a lot of jamuns and falls ill. The whole story is about the discovery and recovery of this monkey.
The story begins with the M4 on a trek through the Maulsari forest, where a woman’s scream interrupts their exploration.
“Rama the King” by Dhan Gopal Mukherjee is a simple retelling of the legendary tale of Lord Rama, the ideal ruler and hero of Indian mythology.
