Two Oxen
Retelling Amar Chitra Katha Do Bael and Budhi Kaaki are two of Munshi Premchand’s best known stories, available now in a graphic format. Suitable for: 9+ years, Confident Readers, Guided […]
This is How it Happened
Aniruddha Mukherjee Middle Grade Fiction Mango Books The identity of the soldier who cut down Rani Lakshmibai remains unknown to this day. But if he were to write an account […]
The House He Haunted & Other Stories
Shailja Jain Chougule Middle Grade Fiction Mango Books Teddy bears that are meant to give you lovely dreams but scare you instead, a tree whose shade is more dangerous than […]
The Curious Case of The Sweet and Spicy Sweetshop
Chetan Sharma Middle Grade Fiction Puffin Making and selling sweets day after day is the life of Vishnudas Mithaiwala, the owner of The Sweet and Spicy Sweetshop. However, when Laddoo […]
Shivaji
Hemavathy Guha Nonfiction Mango Books A fearless king, who knit together the Maratha people, awakening their pride in themselves, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is today a national hero. A born strategist, […]
Sahir and the Superfast Monster
Hasan Raza Chapter Books Oxford University Press Sahir loves trains. But things change when he sees the terrifying superfast monster. Now Sahir wants to keep away from the station. But […]
Rani Lakshmibai
Tanaya Vyas Nonfiction Mango Books A girl born in an ordinary family, catapulted into an entirely new world with her marriage to the Maharaja of Jhansi – Rani Lakshmibai’s life […]
Raima and Rehan
Abdul Malik Channa Picture Books Oxford University Press A story about siblings and the competition between them. Suitable for: 3+ years, Preschoolers, Early Readers, Storytelling, Read Aloud Themes Siblings Family […]
Pranav’s First Day at School
Dileep Chinchalkar Picture Books Eklavya What happens on Pranav’s first day at school? Suitable for: 3+ years, Preschoolers, Early Readers, Storytelling, Read Aloud Buy now Themes School Friends Animals Being […]
The Perfect Chair
Saurabh Pandey Picture Books Children's Book Trust There are many chairs in Meera’s house. There’s one for Dada and another for Dadi. Everyone has a chair, except Meera. Meera looks […]