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A Night Inside the Perfect Door — illustrated by Amrita Dasgupta, Helga Parekh, Joanna Davala, Proiti Roy, Shadrach Munene, Sourav Sarkar, Subi S, Taposhi Ghoshal, Vinayak Varma

Level B1 (estimated) · 9 pages · English

A Night Inside the Perfect Door

Written by Guanglanliu Dorin Panmei
Illustrated by Amrita Dasgupta, Helga Parekh, Joanna Davala, Proiti Roy, Shadrach Munene, Sourav Sarkar, Subi S, Taposhi Ghoshal, Vinayak Varma

This is a story of two adventurous best friends who experienced an incredible journey to a fairytale world on xxvi (26) of Solmonath (known as February in the modern world.) Germany, Europe. 6,000 BC, Bronze age. Here, after all, a fairytale story is especially of any story that not only is not true, but could not possibly be true. Enjoy reading!

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A story about Kianda — illustrated by Abraham Muzee, Amy Jane Harkess, Brad Cuzen, Greystroke, Helga Parekh, Joanna Davala, Kanak Shashi, Krishna Bala Shenoi, Lê Thị Bích Khoa, Manisha Naskar, Ruchi Bakshi

Level B1 (estimated) · 12 pages · English

A story about Kianda

Written by Laura Porto
Illustrated by Abraham Muzee, Amy Jane Harkess, Brad Cuzen, Greystroke, Helga Parekh, Joanna Davala, Kanak Shashi, Krishna Bala Shenoi, Lê Thị Bích Khoa, Manisha Naskar, Ruchi Bakshi

A folk lore story from Angola.This a Bright Riders School and Cultivedu project. Thanks for our teachers Surekha Morankar and Julio Mariano

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Kipo The Naughty Boy — illustrated by Aarna Solanki, Abhishek Choudhury, Avishek Sen, David Yambem, Joanna Davala, Phan Thành Đạt, Sanatan Juanga, Shirish Ghatge
Let’s learn about calamities — illustrated by Allen Shaw, Arkapriya Koley, David Yambem, Greystroke, Joanna Davala, Manasi Parikh, Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Bích, Phạm Thu Thùy, Prom Vichet, R. C. Pradeep Kumar, Rajiv Eipe, Wiehan de Jager

Level B2 (estimated) · 27 pages · English

Let’s learn about calamities

Written by Femilin Krena
Illustrated by Allen Shaw, Arkapriya Koley, David Yambem, Greystroke, Joanna Davala, Manasi Parikh, Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Bích, Phạm Thu Thùy, Prom Vichet, R. C. Pradeep Kumar, Rajiv Eipe, Wiehan de Jager

Seema faces an unwelcomed natural disaster. lets look at what she learns through her experience.

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Our Beautiful World — illustrated by Joanna Davala

Level B2 (estimated) · 23 pages · English

Our Beautiful World

Written by Bibek Bhattacharya
Illustrated by Joanna Davala

Humans have been around for 2,00,000 years. But in the last 250 years, we have created a monster: climate change. This monster is making the planet hotter, and threatening the lives of those we share the planet with. How did we get here? And what comes next? This non-fiction book tells us why we should be hot under the collar about the climate crisis.

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Rajmohana Keloth: The Bug Finder and Her Big World of Tiny Insects — illustrated by Joanna Davala

Level B2 (estimated) · 16 pages · English

Rajmohana Keloth: The Bug Finder and Her Big World of Tiny Insects

Written by Shweta Ganesh Kumar
Illustrated by Joanna Davala

When the rest of her class is napping, Mohana is busy watching an army of ants. When she grows up, she becomes an entomologist. Read about Rajmohana Keloth and her world of tiny insects.

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The lady who made sugar sweeter – story of Janaki Ammal — illustrated by Aayushi Sanghrajka, Annada Menon, Bhavya Kumar, Joanna Davala, Kanak Shashi, Niloufer Wadia, Priya Kuriyan

Level B2 (estimated) · 13 pages · English

The lady who made sugar sweeter – story of Janaki Ammal

Written by Pragya Chaube
Illustrated by Aayushi Sanghrajka, Annada Menon, Bhavya Kumar, Joanna Davala, Kanak Shashi, Niloufer Wadia, Priya Kuriyan

A mother tells her son the story of India's first female botanist, Janaki Ammal, who made Indian sugar sweeter through her scientific efforts.

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