Chhotu Seen Unseen
Suvidha Mistry Picture Books Children's Book Trust There are three of them and that makes them a gang. Chhotu is alone and that makes it easy to tease him. Join […]
The House of Bindia’s Dreams
Ana Sanfelippo Picture Books OUP UK Bindia longs for a brightly coloured house. It seems impossible…but soon, her dream starts to grow. Suitable for: 3+ Years, Preschoolers, Early Readers, Storytelling, […]
Inspiring Women, Inspiring Tales
Photo by Tim Foster on Unsplash Inspiring Women, Inspiring Tales There were many things Abhi enjoyed about school. Homework was not one of them. ‘I don’t mind normal homework,’ he […]
View from the Windows and Others
Middle Grade Fiction Children's Book Trust ‘The Invisible Boy’ in View from the Window and Others is a story about the different people who are invisible to the eyes of […]
Thank God It’s Caturday!
Sonal Gupta Vaswani Middle Grade Fiction Red Panda Move over Friday, it’s Caturday! A day to celebrate Cool cats with stories by some of India’s foremost Children’s authors. This beautifully […]
The Story School
Middle Grade Fiction Talking Cub Maymo is an orphan girl growing up in Joshi Ma’s home for children in Songarh. The day she turns eleven, Maymo discovers that she is […]
Where is Amma?
Srividya Natarajan Picture Books Tulika Books “Are you there, Amma?” “Are you inside, Amma?” Kiran looks everywhere for his mother – in the kitchen, in the balcony, and even in […]
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 […]
Neelu’s Big Box
Shreya Sen Picture Books Tulika Books A big box, her grandparents’ walking sticks, Amma’s long red dupatta… Neelu has everything she needs for her big, strong fort. But – oh […]
