Ek sharir mein kitne do hain? A little girl and a boy go hunting for all the parts in their body that are two in number in this wonderfully illustrated Poem Book in Hindi by Gulzar. Apart from being a fun way to introduce parts of the body in Hindi, this book also drives...
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It all starts with Megan opening a ‘Word Window’ in a magic castle – The Library! She is a library with rows upon rows of word windows. Yes, a word window is a book! And as you open one a new adventure begins! Guess what she sees, when she opens a word window? A...
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It is a board book from ‘On the Move’ Series. The book follows the journey of Aero, an airplane. The taxiing, the take off, flying high, the touch down and the simple pride of a job well done! Tots would love a sneak peek into Aero’s world as he shows them how he does...
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It is bedtime. A child and a parent step out of the home into the neighbourhood for a walk. They look, peer, smell, hear, follow and observe the various sights and sounds of their neighbourhood. As they trace their steps back home, the neighbourhood is slowly falling asleep. Activities cease, the birds go calm,...
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Ever heard a teddy bear talk? Meet Thurston Gustavus Buckridge III (quite a mouthful, isn’t it!). He is a brown teddy bear with a nubbly coat, red button eyes and a black nose. His friend is Felicia, a sprightly 9-year-old who loves to coin unusual names only for the reason that one does not...
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‘The Lamb Who Loved To Laugh’ by Carol Pugliano Martin is a delightful tale of Lulu, the lamb who loved to laugh……Unfortunately at her friends. And that too, when they tripped, fell, goofed up and sometimes for no reason at all…..till she learnt that laughing at others, especially at friends is no fun! The...
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Wouldn't the world be a better place if we all remembered to share? Beautiful illustrations and a story of kindness by friends make The Blackberry Mouse our recommendation for the 5-8 year age group.
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Is your baby curious about animals? Then Good Night, Little One is a fun way to talk to him/her about them and their surroundings. Our reading recommendation for toddlers..
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Reviewed here by a passionate Enid Blyton fan, Jaiwantika Dutta Dhupkar, Shadow the Sheepdog is a tale that emphasizes the immense potential that a relationship between a child and a dog can hold. It talks about qualities like leadership and achievement, and more than that, teaches children how to coexist with their fellow species,...
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Greg Heffley records a middle school year's worth of crazy kid schemes, brushes with bullies, bad units in gym class, bids for student government, school play humiliation, and more in this hilarious journal. For kids 9 and above.
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