Nicky and Noni want their own pet. But their mother wants them to learn how to care for animals first. Do they manage to do that? Read on to find out if they get a pet after all.
Oh, and there are lots of fun activities for you to do! So what are you waiting for? Flip open the book and jump right into Nicky and Noni’s world.
Nicky and Noni are late for everything. They don’t think it’s all that important to be on time. Then one day, they miss out on a big event because they’re late. Do they learn the value of time? Read on to find out.
Nicky and Noni really want the latest video game. Their mother tells them they can put aside their pocket money to buy it, and the twins learn how hard it is to save up. Do they manage to buy the game? Read on to find out.
Nicky and Noni have gone to the beach for a holiday. They are so excited that they forget to be polite to the people they meet. But one day, someone teaches them an important lesson. What do they learn? Read on to find out.
Nicky and Noni both badly want to win the School Champ contest, so they’re much too busy to help anyone around them. But along the way, they realize what it takes to be an all-rounder. What do they learn? Read on to find out.
Nicky and Noni are a bit thoughtless sometimes. They even forget to be loyal to their best friend, Jojo. But Jojo doesn’t hold it against them. What does he do, and what do Nicky and Noni learn? Read on to find out.
Nicky and Noni sometimes don’t forgive others for their mistakes. But once, when the twins are at their cousins’ house, Nicky’s the one who trips up. Will he be forgiven? Read on to find out.
There’s something under my bed! What if it grabs my leg?
What do children fear the most? From dark nights and eerie shadows to terrifying clowns, scary insects and huge monsters under their beds, conquer the biggest childhood terrors with this enchanting picture book.
A charmingly illustrated flipbook edition of two great Indian epics
The country’s favourite mythologist, Devdutt Pattanaik, empowers and entertains with a double bill of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata for a whole new generation of readers. Flip the book and look at the epics in a brand new light.
A BOOK ABOUT CONSENT AND CHOOSING RESPONSIBLY
The Ramayana, the ancient tale of Ram and Ravana, is one that has been reinterpreted in
myriad ways exalting the virtues of the princes. Few notice, however, that the story is actually led by the girl who chose, Sita.
A BOOK ABOUT HANDLING BULLIES AND BEING HUMBLE
The Mahabharata is the tale of the five Pandavas and their cousins, the hundred Kauravas, who threw out family morals. Instead of taking care of their five orphaned cousins, the princes burnt their house, abused their wife and stole their kingdom. This is the saga of the boys who fought, not for revenge but for dharma.
It is given in this book the certified biography of Sardar Bhagat Singh. Although many authors have written on him, but it is written after a great research and no exaggeration has been resorted to in its writing. This language has been kept very simple and understandable.
