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Annual Haircut Day — illustrated by Angie & Upesh
Are You the Woodpecker? — illustrated by Kalyani Ganapathy

Level A2 (estimated) · 13 pages · English

Are You the Woodpecker?

Written by Suhel Quader
Illustrated by Kalyani Ganapathy

Oh no! Killi and Killan the parakeets have lost their home. They set out in search of the woodpecker who can make them a tree hole nest. The birds discover many other nests, but will they find a new home?

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Asila…Basila…Uthila…Jaucha — illustrated by Sugrib Kumar Juanga

Level A2 (estimated) · 20 pages · English

Asila…Basila…Uthila…Jaucha

Written by Paridhi Gupta
Illustrated by Sugrib Kumar Juanga

Samu goes to his new friend to learn Odia. The words he learns prove very useful to him. Read on to find out how!

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Baby Giraffe and the Sun — illustrated by Phạm Thu Thùy

Level A2 (estimated) · 22 pages · English

Baby Giraffe and the Sun

Written by Alisha Berger
Illustrated by Phạm Thu Thùy

Mother Giraffe works long days in an orange grove, sweating under the hot sun. Baby Giraffe wants to do something to make her more comfortable. So he comes up with a plan. He will get rid of the sun!

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Ban’s Journey in Music — illustrated by Arban Mawthoh

Level A2 (estimated) · 27 pages · English

Ban’s Journey in Music

Written by Nida Hynniewta
Illustrated by Arban Mawthoh

Music courses through the veins of Wahkhen village. Children begin to form a connection with music at a young age, however, a young boy named Ban has some trouble doing that. This is the story of Ban, seeking to find his footing in, and connection with music. This is a tale of discovering inspiration in the most unexpected, and the most everyday experiences.

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Bear Goes Fishing! — illustrated by Nilesh Gehlot

Level A2 (estimated) · 17 pages · English

Bear Goes Fishing!

Written by Gouri Srinidhi
Illustrated by Nilesh Gehlot

Bear would like to have a fishbowl full of fish in his house. He decides to go fishing at the pond. But, the clever fish do not want to be caught. Bear gets so frustrated that he dives in to teach the fish a lesson. Will it be Bear who gets a lesson in the end?

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Best Foot Forward — illustrated by Tanvi Bhat

Level A2 (estimated) · 12 pages · English

Best Foot Forward

Written by Rustom Dadachanji
Illustrated by Tanvi Bhat

Mr. Centipede wears 21 pairs of boots on his morning walk. But with so many legs to choose from, how does he know which foot to use first? Join Mr. Centipede and his garden friends in this story about counting and indecision!

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Bhabho the Buffalo — illustrated by Atanu Roy

Level A2 (estimated) · 13 pages · English

Bhabho the Buffalo

Written by Alisha Berger
Illustrated by Atanu Roy

Bhabho the Buffalo had beautiful horns. One day, her horns got wet in the rain. Dirt blew in her direction and stuck to her wet horns. The next day, a bird flying by dropped a seed that fell on Bhabho’s horn. Soon the seed sprouted into a tree. What will Bhabho do with a tree growing on her horns?

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Suggested age, readers, English difficulty and US school grade are separate labels. Age groups are guidance based on source information or editorial review; unreviewed books are “Not assessed”. A US grade is assigned only with source information or a documented assessment; otherwise it is “Not assessed”. Levels use A1–C2 to indicate reading difficulty. StoryWeaver levels 1/2/3/4 use our approximate A1/A2/B1/B2 guide, labelled “estimated”; this is not an official equivalence. A book-specific assessment takes priority. Other unassessed books are labelled “Not assessed”. Source StoryWeaver levels are retained separately. Classics retain their original English.

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