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  • Soda and Bonda
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    • Soda and Bonda is a quirky tale about two friends that encourages readers to reflect on identity and self-perception. The story follows Soda, a dog who feels like a dog, and Bonda, a cat who feels like a dog. Through their friendship, the book explores themes of individuality, acceptance, and the joy of embracing one's true self. Recommended age -…
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  • Spinderella
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    • Spinderella is a delightful tale about a young spider named Spinderella who lives in a school with her numerous siblings. While her brothers and sisters are content spinning webs and playing, Spinderella is eager to learn about numbers. She longs to count how many legs she has and how many siblings are around her. With the help of her Hairy…
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  • Subbu the Signal
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    • Subbu the Signal

    • a playful and imaginative story about Subbu, a traffic signal who begins to feel bored of standing in the same place every single day. Curious about the world beyond his fixed spot, Subbu decides to move around, leading him into unexpected encounters and experiences that make him see his role in a completely new light. Through this simple yet creative…
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  • Tiger who came to tea
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    • In this delightful classic, young Sophie and her mother are enjoying a quiet afternoon when an unexpected guest—a large, friendly tiger—arrives at their door. Invited in for tea, the tiger proceeds to devour all the food and drink in the house, even draining the water from the taps. With the cupboards bare, Sophie's father suggests they dine out, turning an…
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  • Too many Bananas
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    • Too many Bananas

    • The story follows a farmer, Sringeri Srinivas, who grows delicious bananas—but ends up with too many! Surprisingly, no one wants to buy them. Confused and worried, he tries to figure out what to do with his overflowing harvest… and eventually comes up with a clever and unexpected solution.
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  • Too Tall to Twirl
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    • In Too Tall to Twirl, Giraffe feels disheartened as she watches her friends excel in various activities: Hippo is a brilliant ballerina, Ostrich is a sensational skater, and Lion is a dazzling dancer. Despite her efforts, Giraffe ends up in a tangled mess every time she tries to join in. This charming story, complemented by vibrant illustrations, gently conveys the…
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  • usborne Peep Inside The Farm
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    • Peep Inside the Farm is a charming lift-the-flap board book that introduces young children to the bustling world of a farm. With engaging illustrations and interactive flaps, children can explore various aspects of farm life, from peeking inside the hen house at sunrise to watching cows being milked behind barn doors. They'll also discover lambs frolicking in the fields, vegetables…
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  • What shall I make ?
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    • What shall I make ?

    • As Neeraj watches his mother make fresh chapatis in the kitchen, he’s given a small ball of dough to play with—and suddenly, a simple moment turns into a world of imagination. “What shall I make?” he wonders, as the dough transforms into all sorts of exciting shapes and creatures. But as his creations grow wilder in his mind, his mother…
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  • Where is Amma
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    • Where is Amma

    • Where Is Amma? by Nandini Nayar is a delightful picture book that captures the curiosity and imagination of a young child searching for his mother. The story unfolds as the child embarks on a playful quest around the house, pondering whether Amma has transformed into various objects like a pillow, a painting, or even a cupboard. This engaging narrative not…
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  • Who lives here
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    • Who lives here

    • In this delightful lift-the-flap adventure, a young boy sets out to visit his friend Dan's house on South Street. The only problem? He doesn't know which house is Dan's! As he explores each uniquely decorated home, he encounters a variety of whimsical characters—a cook, a knight, a pirate, and even a ghost. With each turn of the page and lift…
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  • Wonderful things you will be
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    • Wonderful things you will be

    • The Wonderful Things You Will Be is a heartfelt celebration of the limitless potential within every child. Through lyrical rhymes and enchanting illustrations, Emily Winfield Martin imagines the myriad possibilities a child might grow into—from brave adventurers to compassionate caregivers, from creative artists to bold leaders. The narrative conveys a message of unconditional love and acceptance, assuring children that they…
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  • You were the first
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    • You were the first

    • You Were the First is a heartfelt picture book that celebrates the milestones of a firstborn child. Told in second person, the story recounts the baby's first experiences—from the first night home to the first steps—highlighting the unique bond between parents and their firstborn. The narrative emphasizes the special place the first child holds in the family's heart, even as…
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