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A Helping Hand — illustrated by Vartika Sharma

Level B2 (estimated) · 22 pages · English

A Helping Hand

Written by Payal Dhar
Illustrated by Vartika Sharma

There's a new girl in class and our teacher has asked me to be her friend and show her around. But I'm not sure I want to - she's... not like the rest of us! A fascinating tale of friendship and fitting in, which tells its story through letters.

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A New Find — illustrated by Anupama Ajinkya Apte, Greystroke, Lavanya Karthik, Nina Sabnani, Somesh Kumar, Soumya Menon

Level B2 (estimated) · 9 pages · English

A New Find

Written by Vibha Lohani
Illustrated by Anupama Ajinkya Apte, Greystroke, Lavanya Karthik, Nina Sabnani, Somesh Kumar, Soumya Menon

The story talks about the very recent find of seven exoplanets in another solar system. Raghu an eight year old is intrigued by space and dreams to be an astronaut.

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A Tale of Two Oxen — illustrated by Swathi Sambasivam

Level B2 (estimated) · 46 pages · English

A Tale of Two Oxen

Written by Madhu B. Joshi
Illustrated by Swathi Sambasivam

Meet Hira and Moti, two handsome oxen, happy and content with their loving owner, Jhuri. Hira and Moti work hard everyday, are clever, kind and best friends to each other. They stay together during times of woe and harmony. Their days are filled with work, love and juicy oilseed cakes. Until one day, when they are forcibly dragged away from home and put to work under harsh and inhuman conditions. Will Hira and Moti surmount all the troubles that come along their way and finally go back home?

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Ambi’s Little Things — illustrated by Phaoniu Shio

Level B2 (estimated) · 20 pages · English

Ambi’s Little Things

Written by Eleanor Sangma
Illustrated by Phaoniu Shio

Join Chimik and her mother on a heartfelt journey of love, laughter, and tears. When they lose someone dear, they find courage and joy in the smallest things. Together they dance, sing, and celebrate life, even as they say goodbye.

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Anansi gives people stories — illustrated by Wiehan de Jager

Level B2 (estimated) · 13 pages · English

Anansi gives people stories

Written by Ghanaian Folktale
Illustrated by Wiehan de Jager

Long ago, the sky kept all stories locked up in a wooden box. People asked clever Anansi to ask the sky god for the stories. The sky god agreed, but only if Anansi performed three seemingly impossible tasks.

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Anansi, the Crows, and the Crocodiles — illustrated by Wiehan de Jager

Level B2 (estimated) · 12 pages · English

Anansi, the Crows, and the Crocodiles

Written by Ghanaian Folktale
Illustrated by Wiehan de Jager

Greedy Anansi tries his friends the crows into giving him more than his share of figs. The crows uncover his tricks and abandon him on an island. He tries to fly, but lands in the river among hungry crocodiles. This seems like the end for Anansi.Will he find a way out?

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Anurag- Real Hero — illustrated by Advit Aswal, Asha Susan Alex, Brian Wambi, Rijuta Ghate, Shreeya Wagh, Sunaina Coelho
Arun in Ruins — illustrated by Sahitya Rani

Level B2 (estimated) · 24 pages · English

Arun in Ruins

Written by C G Salamander
Illustrated by Sahitya Rani

Arun and Arunachalam are stuck inside a mysterious old palace. The only way they can get out is by building an electronic circuit. But how will they do it?

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Arya in the Cockpit — illustrated by Upamanyu Bhattacharyya

Level B2 (estimated) · 15 pages · English

Arya in the Cockpit

Written by Nandita Jayaraj
Illustrated by Upamanyu Bhattacharyya

Arya has always dreamt of flying. Fasten your seatbelts as she gets ready for a very special flight journey.

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