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Tessa’s Birthday Surprise — illustrated by Devendra Pandey

Level A1 (estimated) · 17 pages · English

Tessa’s Birthday Surprise

Written by Hello English
Illustrated by Devendra Pandey

Tessa the baby tortoise is late for school and she forgets something important. It is a very special day for her!

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Thank you Planet Earth! — illustrated by  Wesley van Eeden, Archana Sreenivasan, Lindy Pelzl, Nancy Raj, Santosh Pujari, Sou Kimsan, Swapnil Kapoor, Yihenew Worku

Level A1 (estimated) · 9 pages · English

Thank you Planet Earth!

Written by Chandarprabha Sharma
Illustrated by Archana Sreenivasan, Lindy Pelzl, Nancy Raj, Santosh Pujari, Sou Kimsan, Swapnil Kapoor, Wesley van Eeden, Yihenew Worku

'The best gift parents can give their child is the lesson of values' eArth Samvarta Foundation (eSF) presents its Sentinels Program for raising eco-conscious citizens. This book is a read-out-loud book for parents to read to very young readers from 8 months to 3 years. The book gives parents tools like sounds & actions which are described in the book for parents to enact so babies of very young ages of 8 months to 3 years can enjoy & learn. With elements of our environment & planet earth this book teaches children to connect with nature and be compassionate to all others from a very young age. Children also learn an important lesson in gratitude, especially for gifts that are not materialistic.

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The Bee and the Elephant — illustrated by Try Samphos

Level A1 (estimated) · 10 pages · English

The Bee and the Elephant

Written by Celia Bolam
Illustrated by Try Samphos

An elephant tries to help a little lost bee find his home. Is it the nest? The cave? Where does he live?

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The Best Thing Ever — illustrated by Lauren Nel

Level A1 (estimated) · 20 pages · English

The Best Thing Ever

Written by Melissa Fagan, Stefania Origgi
Illustrated by Lauren Nel

Muzi loves to build with his toys. But when he leaves them behind to travel to uGogo’s house, he discovers something very special about the world. And he learns something new about himself.

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The Best Thing Ever! — illustrated by Lauren Nel

Level A1 (estimated) · 20 pages · English

The Best Thing Ever!

Written by Raheeq m.
Illustrated by Lauren Nel

Martin is a smart boy who loves to creat buldings for his toys and he dreams of creating the best thing ever, will he be able to build the best things ever?!

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The Butterfly Park — illustrated by Lavanya Naidu

Level A1 (estimated) · 13 pages · English

The Butterfly Park

Written by Hello English
Illustrated by Lavanya Naidu

A girl explores a butterfly park and encounters butterflies of different varieties. She learns about how they change from being a caterpillar.

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The Cicada’s Song — illustrated by Vongsavanh Damlongsouk

Level A1 (estimated) · 15 pages · English

The Cicada’s Song

Written by Hello English
Illustrated by Vongsavanh Damlongsouk

A cicada teaches a catchy tune to some birds and animals, and after the song spreads around, everyone knows the tune!

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The Conical Hat — illustrated by Promina Shreshtha

Level A1 (estimated) · 16 pages · English

The Conical Hat

Written by Erica Cuellar
Illustrated by Promina Shreshtha

This is a little poem about a conical hat. It is a hat woven from cane. It is used for many things. Would you like to know more about this delightful little hat?

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The Corn Sisters — illustrated by Abin Shrestha

Level A1 (estimated) · 9 pages · English

The Corn Sisters

Written by Repostly Admin
Illustrated by Abin Shrestha

Aby and Anne watch their father growing sweet corn. Their father instructs them on how to plant, water and harvest the crops.

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