There’s a mummy at the Gadbadnagar Museum, a real live…er, dead…mummy. And it’s awake! And eating people! And it gets worse. Someone...
READ MORE
A collection of poems about childhood — reflecting simple and intense moments of joy, and some familiar troubles and worries as well. Babies have...
READ MORE
Meet Rosie Singh, an eight-year-old who still wears bloomers, and now the whole world knows about it. There’s no way Rosie is ever going back to...
READ MORE
If you thought your friend’s house on the other side of town was far away, you have clearly not read this book. Climb the Magic Math Ladder to get...
READ MORE
Manya very badly wants to be Shere Khan in her school play. The Jungle Book is her favourite film and she knows all the lines. She’s sure to be a...
READ MORE
When Lori, a curious and wide-eyed slender loris, spies a bewildering catlike figure in the fading light of the evening, she instantly becomes...
READ MORE
“Lost a pet? Can’t find something valuable? Noticed any suspicious activity? Need to investigate a mystery? Have a clue to solve? A treasure to...
READ MORE
Loving, weird and wacky. Practical, stern and fiercely protective. Best cook, skilled seamstress and healer of hurts. Grandmothers are a treasure!...
READ MORE
Not everyone has two grandfathers quite like Amol’s – distinctly different, interested in everything and afraid of nothing. And when the...
READ MORE
Granny Cool! When a new danger threatens the children of Gadbadnagar, only Deepu can sense it. His granny, Ninja Nani, aka the Mystery Hero...
READ MORE
Who’s yo’ granny? Deepu wants to watch his favourite show, Ninja Dragon Morimori, but someone mean and scary is hogging the TV! He is grappling...
READ MORE
Timmi’s new friend Rizu is in trouble. Three boys lie in wait for him near the school every day. Timmi, Idli-Amma and Juju the giant are full of...
READ MORE© 2012 The Goodbooks Trust. © 1976 - 2011 TBR reviews and articles, The Book Review Literary Trust. You are free to make copies, distribute, publish and/or provide links to this content as long as attribution is made to Goodbooks.in or The Book Review, as the case may be, in the byline or otherwise and no material changes are made to the content.
