Meet the superstars of India’s animal kingdom! A crocodile who loves eating rice. A mule who won an award for bravery. A camera-friendly tigress...
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A furry red monster called Ruffleclaw moves in with a family of humans after he tires of eating bugs and living under the tool-shed. Ruffleclaw is...
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Ruskin Bond had his first short story published when he had just left school. Two years later, his first novel, The Room on the Roof, was accepted...
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Kalam is the cleverest little boy in his school, perhaps even his town, Rameswaram. He is annoyingly curious, full of crazy ideas and up to mad...
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Seven-year-old Arun has never met his father—he has only seen his photograph in the wedding album. And he hates him. Then, one day, his father...
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A young monk and his friends in Arunachal Pradesh are faced with a sudden challenge: the home of their beloved black-necked crane is in danger...
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The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is the fear of the unknown. This spine-tingling...
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The children in the story explore the Descent of the Ganges, with its carvings of animals, humans and celestial beings. Temples, tigers and...
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Set in Mumbai’s Victoria Terminus, today the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, this story takes its readers on a wild ride with a lively...
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Three days to go before a killer asteroid will end life on Earth! Everyone is in a panic. Everyone, that is, but Vanita, who has things to do...
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Rohan has managed to get his pesky little brother Kabir on his side; now it’s time to break a few ground rules set by their parents for their...
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Have you met the world’s naughtiest bear? Travel to his high mountain home in Bhutan and join him in his naughty and funny adventures. A Very...
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