: "Not that one", says Anil's mother when he asks for something. "Not that one!" say all the shopkeepers in the market too. That makes the little boy very angry indeed!
: A hilarious, heart-warming tale of a father-daughter relationship, that places equal emphasis on the scale of a child's imagination and the quiet resourcefulness of a doting parent.
: Suddenly Cow is a simply narrated but funny story and one that will really capture children's fancy in every way. We love how the cow turns up at Anu's class and at a math class, at that! The illustrations are simply spot-on and make us roar with laughter, given the context of each cow intrusion. The illustrations are colorful and remind us of beautiful pictures that would appear in Indian language periodicals and of course, one of my favorite children's magazines as a child, Gokulam! However, the illustrations here are richer and more vibrant. We cannot tear our eyes away from the pictures!
: Parvathy loves her mother. She listens to her grandfather. She likes going to school. She does everything right . . . except her Math homework. Parvathy struggles with it every evening until she finds an unlikely companion: Kutti, her neighbour's retired police dog. With Kutti's help, Parvathy slowly learns that the best teachers can be there for you without saying a word.
: A classic children's story from the world's best-loved children's author Enid Blyton Amelia Jane is big, bad and the terror of the toy cupboard. In this book, Sidney, the selfish teddy bear, has just come to the toy-cupboard. The toys are at their wits' end. If only they could teach Amelia Jane a lesson once and for all
: Birbal, one of the nine jewels in Emperor Akbar's court, was a fair administrator, a brave soldier and loyal courtier. But what endeared him most to the emperor was his razor sharp wit. Wit that not only amused and entertained but, on occasions, saved lives, restored honor and even held the emperor back from taking wrong decisions. However, according to popular accounts, Birbal's closeness to Akbar made many courtiers jealous and they were constantly plotting against him. This collection includes stories that depict Birbal's quick-mindedness, sense of justice and fair play.