The book explores various emotions children may experience in everyday situations. Through relatable scenarios, such as feeling happy when a grandparent visits or feeling sad after making a mistake, the story helps children identify and articulate their feelings. The expressive illustrations complement the text, making it easier for young readers to connect with the emotions depicted. Recommended age - 4+…
In How Money Travels, the narrative explores the journey of money from one person to another and from one place to another. It addresses questions such as: Who makes money? How does money travel around the world? Is money stored in a cave under a big bank? What is an ATM? Why do people pay taxes? Through simple language and…
How Old Is Muttajji? is a delightful children's picture book written by Roopa Pai and illustrated by Kaveri Gopalakrishnan. The story follows twins Putta and Putti as they embark on a mathematical journey to determine the exact age of their great-grandmother, Muttajji, who is affectionately referred to as "really, really old." Through engaging storytelling and historical clues, the children delve…
Pintu is a new student at school and feels isolated as his classmates form tight-knit groups, leaving him out. One day, he discovers the concept of pi (π) through his math teacher, Mr. Ahmed, who introduces him to circles, compasses, and the fascinating world of mathematics. As Pintu delves deeper into understanding pi, he not only finds joy in learning…
Every night, the boy gazes at the stars from his window, wishing he had one to be his friend. He dreams of playing hide-and-seek and taking walks together. Determined to catch a star, he devises various plans: waking up early to catch a tired star, climbing the tallest tree, using his father's life belt as a lasso, and even attempting…
I Am, You Are by Ashley Harris Whaley is a warm, inclusive picture book that opens the door to conversations about disability, individuality, and acceptance. With simple yet powerful language, it encourages children to see differences as natural and beautiful, and helps them understand that everyone experiences the world in their own way. The book gently introduces young readers to…
I Didn't Understand! by Mini Shrinivasan is a heartfelt children's picture book that offers a unique perspective on school life through the eyes of Manna, a young girl with Down’s Syndrome. Narrated in Manna’s own voice, the story recounts three incidents at school that left her puzzled—moments involving play, friendship, and bullying. Her innocent and trusting nature provides readers with…
The narrative follows a young child expressing love for their mummy, highlighting simple yet meaningful activities they share—like cuddling, giggling in the bath, and even helping with daily routines. The rhyming text is engaging and easy for young readers to follow, making it a delightful read-aloud experience. Recommended age - 2+ Years
I'm So Sleepy by Radhika Chadha is a charming picture book that follows the story of Bahadur, a little elephant who has forgotten how to sleep. Feeling worried and extremely sleepy, he seeks advice from his animal friends. Each friend shares their unique sleeping habits, but none seem to work for Bahadur. This delightful tale gently introduces children to the…
On her birthday, young Ilham receives a crisp fifty-rupee note from her Papa. Excited yet concerned about keeping it safe, she realizes her new birthday frock lacks pockets. Determined, Ilham sets off to find a solution, leading her to Salma Chachi, the local tailor. What follows is a series of endearing events that reflect the warmth and simplicity of community…
The Incredible Book Eating Boy by Oliver Jeffers is a whimsical and imaginative picture book that tells the story of Henry, a boy who discovers an unusual appetite for books. As he consumes more books, he becomes smarter, but soon realizes that devouring books isn't the best way to gain knowledge. Recommended age - 4+ years
Incredible Insects: A Counting Book is a delightful, educational picture book designed for young readers. Authored and illustrated by Sheena Deviah, this book introduces children to the fascinating world of insects through a counting journey. Each page features a different insect, from grasshoppers to ladybirds, encouraging children to count and learn about these creatures. The vibrant illustrations and simple text…
Inku Chomps, Gobbles and Slurps is a delightful picture book that introduces young readers to the adventurous eating habits of Inku, a young Great Hornbill. Through playful rhymes and engaging illustrations, the story showcases Inku's encounters with various forest creatures, each offering a unique taste experience—from crunchy wasps to slithering snakes. The narrative is designed to captivate children, blending fun…
Inside Out is a delightful picture book adaptation of Disney/Pixar's animated film, designed to introduce young readers to the inner workings of the human mind through the eyes of Riley and her five personified emotions: Joy, Sadness, Anger, Disgust, and Fear. The story follows Riley's journey as she navigates the challenges of moving to a new city, with her emotions…
When twins Jeremy and Liza are awakened by a thunderstorm, they seek comfort from their mother. She explains that an invisible string made of love connects them to everyone they care about, no matter the distance. This simple yet profound concept helps the children understand that love transcends physical separation, offering them solace and a sense of connection. Recommeded age…
Jabari Jumps is a heartwarming picture book that captures a young boy's journey of overcoming fear and building confidence. The story follows Jabari, who is eager to jump off the high diving board at the pool. Despite his initial excitement, he hesitates when it's his turn, feeling nervous about the height. With gentle encouragement from his father, Jabari learns that…
Jonty Gentoo is a delightful picture book that follows the journey of a young gentoo penguin named Jonty, who dreams of finding his true home at the South Pole. Inspired by tales from his aunts, he sneaks out of the zoo and embarks on an adventurous journey across the globe. Along the way, he faces challenges, including an accidental detour…
This board book features push, pull, and slide mechanisms that bring the jungle scenes to life, making it an engaging read for toddlers and preschoolers. Miriam Bos’s vibrant illustrations add charm to the narrative, capturing the essence of the jungle and its inhabitants. The interactive elements encourage fine motor skills development and keep young readers entertained. Recommeded age - 1+…
The narrative centers around a young boy named Kukku, who eagerly requests his father to recount his favorite bedtime story—the tale of the giant Kumbhakarna, known for his six-month-long slumbers. As Kukku drifts into sleep, he dreams of the efforts made to awaken the colossal sleeper, from loud noises to tempting treats. The story is a lively retelling that brings…
the story follows Gia, affectionately nicknamed "Genius Gee" by her father, a renowned Goan artist. Eager to emulate her father's artistic prowess, Gia is disheartened when she faces a creative block, unable to produce the art she envisions. Through introspection and encouragement, Gia learns that being "just like Papa" doesn't mean replicating his work but finding her unique voice and…
a heartwarming children's picture book that tells the story of Kalpana, a young girl determined to learn how to ride a bicycle. Despite numerous falls and setbacks, Kalpana's perseverance shines through as she continues to practice, embodying the spirit of resilience. The narrative emphasizes that the journey of trying, even when faced with challenges, can lead to self-discovery and personal…
an engaging children's picture book that delves into the fascinating mechanics of motorcycles. Through vibrant illustrations and accessible language, the book demystifies how motorcycles function, starting from the initial kick to the intricate processes that follow. It's an excellent resource for young readers curious about machines and how they work. Recommended age - 7+ Years
Kevin, a cautious koala, finds comfort in his routine, spending his days clinging to his gum tree in the Australian Outback. Despite invitations from other animals to join in their fun, Kevin remains hesitant, perceiving the world as too unpredictable. However, when unforeseen circumstances force him out of his comfort zone, Kevin discovers the joys of embracing change and trying…
Set in Assam, the story follows Mamoni, a young girl excited about participating in the koni juj during the Rongali Bihu celebrations. She wakes up early, carefully selects her eggs, and heads to the festival with hopes of winning the most eggs to become the champion. The narrative captures the festive spirit, cultural traditions, and the joy of community participation.…
Laxmi, a young Indian American girl, never paid much attention to the tiny hairs above her lip—her mooch. However, during a game at recess, her friends point out that her "whiskers" would make her the perfect cat. This comment leads Laxmi to become self-conscious about her body hair, noticing it on her arms, legs, and between her eyebrows. Feeling embarrassed,…
The narrative invites children to count down from ten as they observe a lively procession of kids engaging in various forms of movement—cycling, scootering, riding rickshaws, and more. Each page introduces a new mode of transport, accompanied by children of differing personalities and appearances, reflecting the rich diversity of urban life. The rhythmic text and dynamic illustrations work together to…
On a hot day, eight children are playing under a peepal tree near Raju Uncle's chai shop. To cool down, they decide to make a jug of lime juice using Raju Uncle's recipe: The challenge arises when they need to measure and divide the ingredients equally among themselves. Using a piece of string, they creatively mark equal sections on the…
Set in early 20th-century India, the book paints a vivid picture of Phalke's passion for storytelling and his pioneering efforts in filmmaking. It delves into the challenges he faced, including financial constraints and societal skepticism, as he ventured into uncharted territory to bring moving pictures to Indian audiences. A notable aspect of the story is the emphasis on the collaborative…
In a vast, golden desert, a small, quiet mouse feels overlooked and yearns to be noticed. He admires the mighty lion, who commands attention with his powerful roar. Determined to change, the mouse decides to learn how to roar and approaches the lion for guidance. To his surprise, the lion is afraid of mice! This unexpected twist leads to a…
Leo is a young lion who doesn't fit the mold of his pride. Instead of hunting and roaring, he prefers to make friends with other animals. His gentle nature leads to his banishment from the pride, but Leo remains true to himself, helping animals in need throughout the jungle. When Leo finds himself in danger, the animals he once aided…
In this installment, we journey back to the early days of Gajapati Kulapati, exploring his origins and the events that shaped his character. The narrative is crafted with simple, repetitive text, making it accessible and engaging for young readers. The story emphasizes themes of community, kindness, and the joy of helping others. Recommended age - 2+ Years
In this delightful tale, Nani has just finished knitting a cap for a special visitor. Moni and Viru discover that the leftover red string is the most useful thing in the house. Through expressive illustrations, the story unfolds without words, allowing children to interpret and narrate the adventures themselves. Recommeded age - 2+ years
On Christmas Eve, Little Reindeer feels left out as all the other reindeer are busy helping Santa with his preparations. Initially reluctant to join in, Little Reindeer soon realizes that being part of the team is much more fun than being alone. This heartwarming tale emphasizes the joy of teamwork and the importance of contributing to a group effort. Recommeded…
This delightful tale invites children to join the Littlest Dreamer on a series of fantastical adventures: Each escapade is brought to life with rhythmic rhymes and vibrant illustrations, making it an ideal bedtime story that encourages children to dream big and embrace their imagination. Recommeded age - 3+ Years
In this charming tale, Baby Llama is tucked into bed by Mama Llama and reassured that she will return shortly. However, as time passes, Baby Llama grows anxious and repeatedly calls out for Mama. The story humorously depicts Baby Llama's escalating concerns, only to have Mama Llama eventually return and soothe him, explaining that she was nearby the whole time.…
In this imaginative tale, Daisy and Basil embark on a scuba diving holiday with their curious pet, Ladybird. While the duo is distracted, Ladybird sneaks away in a submarine to explore Ocean City. The book features detailed illustrations of various locations within the city, such as Seaweed Central Station, Octopus Gardens, and the Building Site, where readers are challenged to…
In Look Up!, readers are invited to observe various patterns in the sky, such as birds, bats, kites, and planes. The book challenges them to spot the "odd one out" in each scene, fostering attention to detail and pattern recognition. It's an excellent resource for children who recognize familiar words and can read new words with help. Recommeded age -…
The narrative follows a young boy who discovers a penguin on his doorstep. Assuming the penguin is lost, the boy embarks on a journey to return it to the South Pole. Despite facing challenges during their voyage, the boy remains determined. Upon reaching the South Pole, the penguin appears sad, leading the boy to realize that the penguin wasn't lost…
This 10-page book introduces young readers to various machines found on building sites, at home, and in playgrounds. Each page features vibrant illustrations and sturdy push, pull, and slide mechanisms, allowing children to engage with the content actively. Readers can spot diggers, tractors, cranes, and other machines at work, accompanied by fun facts that provide a gentle introduction to basic…
a delightful picture book that introduces young readers to the fascinating world of minibeasts. Each page features a different minibeast, accompanied by a short, catchy poem that highlights its distinctive traits. The playful language and colorful artwork captivate children's attention, fostering an appreciation for the diversity of life in their own backyards. Recommended age - 3+ years
Set in a quaint village along the Irrawaddy River, the tale follows Thuza and her husband, Theingi. While they lead a contented life, Theingi becomes obsessed with the idea of transforming dirt into gold using a mysterious "magic powder." His relentless pursuit of this dream leads to unforeseen consequences, ultimately imparting a valuable lesson about the virtues of hard work…
Mala is a mischievous little girl who loves sneaking up on people and startling them. She takes great joy in scaring her family members, the postman, and even the cat. To curb her antics, Mala's mother gifts her a pair of shiny silver anklets. Now, wherever Mala goes, the anklets make a "chik chik chum" sound, announcing her presence and…
In this engaging tale, Paytu the pig entrusts her piglets to Anna and Akka, two teenage elephants, while she goes on a sugarcane walk with Amma the elephant and Hutoxi the horse. However, the young elephants become engrossed in a game of coconut-football, leading to the disappearance of the piglets. The story unfolds as Anna and Akka frantically search for…
Set in a lush jungle, the story follows Mannu the monkey, who eagerly awaits the ripening of jamun berries on his favorite tree. However, when he discovers that all the jamuns have mysteriously vanished, Mannu embarks on a quest to find the culprit. His investigation leads to a surprising discovery—someone's trunk is suspiciously stained purple! The narrative unfolds with humor…
Meesha is a creative young girl who excels at making things—pictures, models, and crafts—but finds it challenging to make friends. She often feels out of place in social situations, unsure of what to say or how to interact. To cope, Meesha creates her own friends using paper, paint, and fabric, carrying them wherever she goes. When her parents take her…
The story follows Ming-Ming, a chubby little bear who wakes up one morning to discover a single strand of hair standing straight up on his head—a peculiar sight among bears. As he seeks advice from his family, each member offers humorous suggestions to tame or utilize the rebellious hair. From planting a flower to attaching an antenna, the ideas are…
Noorain is determined to learn how to ride a bicycle so she can win a race against her best friend, Wasim. Her mission, however, becomes complicated when a curfew is imposed in her city due to escalating conflict. With her best friend away and the streets deserted, Noorain navigates her emotions and circumstances, finding solace and support in her family,…
In the heart of a dense jungle, a young monkey becomes separated from his mother. Feeling lost and anxious, he encounters a kind butterfly who offers to help him find her. However, the butterfly misunderstands the monkey's descriptions, leading them to various animals—a snake, an elephant, a bat, and more—that don't match the monkey's mother. This series of misadventures continues…
The narrative centers on Avi, a young boy who harbors a secret: an inner "monster" that awakens whenever he experiences intense anger. This monster compels him to say hurtful things and act impulsively. One day, after a disagreement and the arrival of a new sibling, Avi's monster takes over, leading him to lash out. Seeking solace, he climbs into a…
Monumental Maths delves into the mathematical principles behind some of the world's most iconic structures. The book highlights how architects and builders have utilized geometry, symmetry, and other mathematical concepts to design and construct monumental edifices. It covers a range of historical and cultural landmarks, illustrating the universal language of mathematics in shaping our built environment. Recommended age - 7+…
The narrative centers on two inseparable friends, Mukund and Riaz, who share joyous moments such as playing games, enjoying ice creams, and visiting each other's places of worship. However, the political upheaval of the partition forces them apart. In a heartfelt gesture, Mukund throws his cherished red cap to Riaz as a symbol of their enduring bond. The book sensitively…
In this charming tale, Amma has misplaced her glasses once again! Her daughter, Nimu, and their spirited dog, Mirchi, embark on a playful quest to locate them. Their search leads them through various parts of the house, uncovering unexpected treasures like birthday toffees, five kittens snuggled in a blanket, and even a chocolate bar under the table. Each discovery adds…
In this charming tale, a young girl notices that her Ammamma (grandmother) exhibits behaviors strikingly similar to a cat—she sleeps a lot, watches birds intently, and even seems to have whiskers. Embracing this observation, Ammamma declares that she is now a cat. The story unfolds through the child's perspective, blending reality with imagination, and highlighting the special bond between grandparents…
The story follows Durva and her brother Dhrubo, who uses a wheelchair. Told through Durva's perspective in playful rhymes, the book showcases their fun-filled escapades—painting the wheelchair's wheels in vibrant colors, attaching balloons, exploring parks, markets, and even hiking with special wheels. Dhrubo's wheelchair becomes a symbol of freedom and excitement, turning ordinary moments into extraordinary adventures. Recommended age -…
The book captures the essence of a baby's day, focusing on mealtime activities. Each page showcases babies engaging in various daily routines such as eating, playing, bathing, and preparing for sleep. The narrative is enriched with vibrant illustrations that provide ample talking points, making it an interactive experience for both the child and the reader. Recommended age - 2+ years
board book designed to introduce young children to a variety of animals through engaging visuals and simple text. Features over 100 vibrant photographs of animals, each labeled to aid in word recognition. Helps develop picture-word association and expands vocabulary. Recommended age - 0+ years
Gulab is mocked by her classmates with the nickname "Stinky Gulab," not because of any personal hygiene issues, but due to her father's job cleaning drains and gutters with his bare hands. Disturbed by the injustice, Gulab questions her father and learns about the societal structures that confine certain communities to such demeaning work. Determined to bring change, she utilizes…
The narrative follows a child as they dash through their neighborhood, encountering familiar faces and scenes that depict the daily life and spirit of the community. From street vendors and playful children to bustling shops, each illustration captures the warmth and energy of the surroundings, allowing readers to craft their own stories and interpretations. Recommended age - 3+ Years
Set in the town of Katpadi Junction, the narrative follows Shree, a young girl who enjoys exploring the internet for school projects and games. Her excitement peaks when she befriends someone online. However, as the story unfolds, Shree discovers that her new "friend" may not be who they claim to be, leading to a thrilling lesson on the significance of…
The book narrates the experience of a father who awakens on Christmas Eve to the sound of St. Nicholas arriving at his home. He observes Santa Claus, described as a jolly, plump figure with a white beard, delivering gifts to his children. The poem concludes with Santa wishing everyone a "Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night."…
The narrative follows two monkeys with contrasting routines: Night Monkey thrives in the nocturnal world, while Day Monkey enjoys the daylight. When they each venture into the other's realm, humorous misunderstandings ensue—fireflies are mistaken for winking eyes, and the moon is seen as a banana. Through these adventures, both monkeys gain a newfound appreciation for each other's perspectives, culminating in…
This charming lift-the-flap book takes young readers on a gentle journey through the world at night. As the sun sets and darkness falls, the book explores what happens while we sleep — from owls hunting in the forest and bakers preparing bread before dawn, to trains chugging through the night and animals quietly going about their routines. With flaps to…
This book is a tender and reassuring picture book that delves into the depths of unconditional love between a parent and child. Through lyrical rhymes and evocative illustrations, the story captures the essence of unwavering affection, making it a comforting read for young children. The metaphors in this book beautifully convey the idea that love persists beyond physical presence, offering…
This cheerful board book brings the classic farm song to life with bright illustrations and playful animal sounds that little ones will love to repeat. It's a fun way to introduce babies and toddlers to farm animals, early vocabulary, and the joy of singing along—all while building rhythm and memory skills. Recommended age - 0+ years
This heartwarming book celebrates the uniqueness of every child with poetic language and dreamy illustrations. It gently teaches children that their arrival in the world was special enough to make the moon smile and polar bears dance—offering a beautiful message about love, identity, and belonging. Recommended age - 3+ years
Oola the Owl wakes up one morning to find her hoot has vanished! With the help of her forest friends, she goes on a sweet and silly adventure to find it. Along the way, children learn about emotions, friendship, and perseverance—all wrapped in a fun, rhyming tale with charming collage-style illustrations. Recommended age - 3+ years
This beautifully illustrated book takes children on a journey through the wonders of nature and the environment. From majestic mountains to vibrant oceans, it encourages young readers to appreciate the beauty of the world around them while also learning the importance of caring for the planet. With simple, engaging language, it fosters a love for nature and environmental stewardship. Recommended…
Our Library is a delightful exploration of the magic of libraries and the joy of reading. The story follows children as they discover the wonders of books, learning about the different kinds of stories and knowledge that libraries hold. With colorful illustrations and a fun narrative, it encourages young readers to appreciate libraries as places of imagination, learning, and community.…
In this vibrant and interactive book, children are invited to explore the joys of creativity and nature. On Paint Day, kids use their imaginations to create colorful art, and on Plant Day, they learn the importance of growing plants and nurturing life. With engaging illustrations and a simple, rhythmic text, this book encourages children to embrace both artistic expression and…
This charming story follows two panda friends who make a promise to always stick together, no matter what. As they face challenges and explore the world, they learn about the true meaning of friendship, trust, and keeping promises. With soft, inviting illustrations and a heartwarming message, this book is a perfect read for teaching young ones about loyalty and caring…
In this beautifully illustrated story, a little girl creates a set of paper dolls that come to life and embark on exciting adventures. As they explore the world, the girl and her dolls experience the joys of imagination, creativity, and the power of love. With its rhythmic text and gentle storytelling, this book celebrates the fleeting nature of childhood and…
Paplu is a kind-hearted giant who just wants to fit in with the people around him. But his size makes everything challenging, from playing with friends to finding a place to live. This delightful story about Paplu's adventures teaches valuable lessons about acceptance, kindness, and embracing differences. With vibrant illustrations, it's an engaging read that encourages empathy and understanding. recommended…
Pappas in the Wild is a heartwarming board book that celebrates fatherhood through the lens of the animal kingdom. Each page introduces young readers to various animal fathers—like the protective lion, the nurturing penguin, and the devoted seahorse—highlighting their unique ways of caring for their young. The book beautifully illustrates the diverse forms of love and protection in the animal…
Peepo! is a timeless classic that invites babies and toddlers into a charming peek-a-boo journey through a day in the life of a baby. With clever cut-out holes on each page, young readers can "peep" into various scenes, discovering family moments and everyday activities. The rhythmic text and detailed illustrations captivate little ones, making it a delightful read for both…
Pink and Blue is a vibrant picture book that gently challenges traditional gender stereotypes. Through simple, conversational text and colorful illustrations, it encourages children to question societal norms—like the idea that pink is for girls and blue is for boys. The story highlights that both boys and girls can enjoy activities like playing cricket or house, crying or kicking, and…
Pip the Puppy is an interactive board book that invites toddlers to engage with Pip, a playful puppy, through sliders and tabs. As Pip explores his day—chasing the cat, startling the postman, and playing in the park—young readers can actively participate in the story, enhancing their motor skills and understanding of cause and effect. The book's bright illustrations and gentle…
Montessori: Planet Work introduces young readers to our solar system using the Montessori method. The book begins with the sun at the center and moves outward to each of the eight planets, providing a clear, simple, and tactile exploration of space. Each planet is textured for greater interactivity, and a final gatefold spread reveals the sun and all eight planets…
Play Jokes with Cheeky Monkey is an engaging, interactive board book designed for toddlers. The story follows Cheeky Monkey as he plays playful pranks on his jungle friends, like waking up Parrot and making Leopard jump. What sets this book apart is its built-in hand puppet feature, allowing children to animate Cheeky Monkey's face as they read along, enhancing engagement…
Karimuga is no ordinary rakshasa—he's cheerful, kind, and considered beautiful by his peers. However, his unique appearance makes the other rakshasas envious, and Karimuga can't bear to see them unhappy. Determined to bring joy to everyone, he embarks on a whimsical journey to share his beauty with his friends. This delightful tale playfully challenges conventional notions of beauty and happiness.…
In this story, Baby Pete embarks on a grocery shopping adventure with his babysitter. Initially, his mischievous antics make the trip challenging, but as the story unfolds, Pete discovers that behaving well can lead to more enjoyable experiences. With its engaging narrative and charming illustrations, the book gently imparts lessons on manners and self-control, making it an excellent choice for…
In this delightful picture book, Minnie secretly brings her mischievous cat, Pooni, on a trip to the Taj Mahal, despite animals not being allowed. When Pooni slips away, a playful chase ensues through the majestic monument. Children will enjoy spotting Pooni in the detailed illustrations, making it an engaging and interactive read that combines adventure with a glimpse of India's…
The Poop Book! is a delightful and educational exploration into the fascinating world of animal poop. Through engaging narratives and vibrant illustrations by Priya Kuriyan, young readers are introduced to various creatures—like jellyfish, lions, penguins, and bees—and discover their unique ways of pooping or utilizing poop. For instance, lions may roll in the poop of herbivores, and termites use their…
Pop-Up Jungle is an engaging board book that brings the vibrant jungle to life through dynamic pop-up scenes. Young readers can watch as Monkey swings, Snake slithers, Parrot flies, and Tiger pounces, each action unfolding in a colorful three-dimensional setting. The simple text encourages children to mimic animal sounds, enhancing their interactive experience. With its sturdy design and captivating illustrations,…
The Pottering Pig is a delightful tale about Lalita, the mischievous pet pig of potter Mini Singh. Lalita's playful antics—digging up gardens, tearing newspapers, and causing general chaos—often land her in trouble. One day, when Mini discovers his beautiful pots broken, he blames Lalita and ties her up. But is she truly the culprit? This charming story, inspired by the…
The Power of Ten is a captivating counting book that takes young readers on a journey from the familiar to the cosmic. Beginning with everyday scenes—like children at a party or candles on a cake—it gradually expands to encompass the vastness of the universe, illustrating the concept of scaling by powers of ten. Inspired by the classic film Powers of…
Princess Eliza is celebrating her birthday when an uninvited wicked wizard crashes the party. He turns all the guests to stone and captures the princess. However, her fairy godmother grants her seven chances to escape by changing her color and shape. Eliza transforms into various creatures—a blue fish, a yellow chick, a red fox, and more—but each time, the wizard…
In this insightful and imaginative book, animals from around the world write letters to each other, expressing their concerns about the changing climate. From polar bears puzzled by the warmth to penguins searching for food, each letter highlights the challenges faced by different species due to climate change. The book not only educates young readers about the impacts of climate…
Puchku, along with her friends Boltu and Dodla, forms the Brilliant Plans Department (BPD)², embarking on a mission to find a song for a baby bird. Their journey leads them to explore various sounds—from the squeal of a pressure cooker to the click-clack of a sewing machine. Despite their efforts, the baby bird remains silent, prompting them to seek guidance…
Questions and Answers About Feelings is a thoughtfully crafted board book designed to help young children understand and articulate their emotions. Through a series of relatable questions—such as "Why can't I be happy all the time?" and "What can I do when I feel like exploding?"—the book offers simple, reassuring answers that encourage emotional awareness and expression. Each page features…
Rainbow Girls celebrates the diversity and individuality of girls. Through vibrant illustrations and simple text, the book showcases girls of various appearances, interests, and personalities. Some girls enjoy dressing up, while others prefer comfort; some are energetic, others calm; some love outdoor adventures, while some prefer indoor activities. The story emphasizes that there is no single way to be a…
In Raju's First Flight, young readers join Raju as he embarks on his inaugural airplane journey. The story captures Raju's excitement and curiosity as he navigates the airport, boards the plane, and experiences the thrill of flying. Through simple text and engaging illustrations, the book introduces children to the concepts of air travel and the emotions associated with a first-time…
In this delightful story, Razia is determined to learn how to swim, but she's terrified of the water. With encouragement and guidance, she gradually gains confidence, learning to kick, wiggle, and float in the lagoon. The book beautifully captures the journey from fear to confidence, illustrating that with patience and support, new challenges can be overcome. Recommended age - 4+…
Little Meeto is fascinated by cars and knows everything about them. One day, she encounters Red Fairy, a unique car that can do things no other car can. This encounter sparks a journey of discovery and imagination, as Meeto learns about the special qualities of Red Fairy and the adventures they embark on together.
In Respect the Insect, zoologist Jules Howard introduces young readers to the fascinating world of insects, highlighting their crucial roles in our ecosystem. The book is divided into five sections—Cleaner-Uppers, Menu Makers, Ecosystem Enigmas, Teeny-Tiny Teachers, and Inspiring Icons—each focusing on different aspects of insect life and their contributions to the environment. Through vibrant illustrations by Gosia Herba, the book…
In The Right Way School, students are taught that there is only one correct way to do everything—study, dress, and even ask questions. The story follows a new student, Laila, who arrives with wild hair and a curious mind. Despite her efforts to conform, she continues to ask questions that disrupt the rigid system. Eventually, her inquisitiveness sparks a change…
