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The Mundu Magicians — illustrated by Gayathri Bashi

Level A2 (estimated) · 12 pages · English

The Mundu Magicians

Written by Gayathri Bashi
Illustrated by Gayathri Bashi

Unni wants to be a mundu magician, just like his Ammumma. What can he make with Ammumma’s old mundus?

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The Mystery of the Cyber Friend — illustrated by Niloufer Wadia

Level B2 (estimated) · 26 pages · English

The Mystery of the Cyber Friend

Written by Zac O'Yeah
Illustrated by Niloufer Wadia

Shree loves learning new things on the computer. It has games and it has social media sites! She is thrilled to make a new friend on one such site. But is this friend lying to her? Find out for yourself in this cyber thriller.

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The New Girl — illustrated by Sayan Mukherjee

Level B1 (estimated) · 12 pages · English

The New Girl

Written by Srividhya Venkat
Illustrated by Sayan Mukherjee

There’s a new girl in Mira's class. Everyone calls her names because she looks ‘different’. But does everyone have to be the same?

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The New Play Area — illustrated by Harshika G, Rhea Nandy

Level B2 (estimated) · 8 pages · English

The New Play Area

Written by Bhumija Rishi
Illustrated by Harshika G, Rhea Nandy

A marshland has formed right in the middle of the slum. What's use and what's abuse? Find out what the newly elected representative had to say about it.

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The Night the Moon Went Missing — illustrated by Sunaina Coelho

Level B1 (estimated) · 22 pages · English

The Night the Moon Went Missing

Written by Shreya Yadav
Illustrated by Sunaina Coelho

When the moon doesn’t rise from the sea one night, it is up to Maisha and her friend Uchli the flying fish to find her. But how can they look for the moon without any light?

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The Notebook Imp — illustrated by Priya Kuriyan, Reshu Singh, Samrat Halder, Shohei Emura, Somesh Kumar, Youm Kosal
The Novel Coronavirus: We Can Stay Safe — illustrated by Deepa Balsavar, Jayesh Sivan, Lavanya Naidu, Priya Kuriyan, Rajiv Eipe, Renuka Rajiv, Sheena Deviah, Sunaina Coelho
The Ok Om Bok Festival — illustrated by Lê Hoàng Long, Lê Nam Đã

Level A2 (estimated) · 18 pages · English

The Ok Om Bok Festival

Written by Alisha Berger
Illustrated by Lê Hoàng Long, Lê Nam Đã

It's a special day in Nhay's neighbourhood. Every house is decorated with flowers and ribbons for the Ok Om Bok festival. Everyone is preparing offerings. How can Nhay help?

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The Old Man and His Golden Secret — illustrated by Abhirath Kandy, Rachita Singh, Zainab Tambawalla

Level B2 (estimated) · 10 pages · English

The Old Man and His Golden Secret

Written by Rachita Singh
Illustrated by Abhirath Kandy, Rachita Singh, Zainab Tambawalla

It's a mysterious story about an old man and his gold brick. He saved his gold brick from robbery in the village with the help of his wife and relatives using the Mathematical skills of fractions and decimals

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The Oranges of Daribok — illustrated by Wonder Yonder

Level A1 (estimated) · 13 pages · English

The Oranges of Daribok

Written by The Forgotten Folklore Project
Illustrated by Wonder Yonder

Join the fun-loving twins from Tura as they go on an exciting trip to Daribok to pick oranges! The family explores the colorful orchard, they smell the delicious scents, and learn how to enjoy this yummy fruit. Come along and discover the magical world of oranges!

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The Picnic — illustrated by Partho Sengupta

Level A1 (estimated) · 9 pages · English

The Picnic

Written by Manisha Chaudhry
Illustrated by Partho Sengupta

When five friends go for a picnic they not only have a great time, they also eat new and exciting food!

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