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Illustrator: Kishor Joshi

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An Evening in the Garden — illustrated by Garima Gupta, Helga Parekh, Kishor Joshi, Lauren Holliday, Lavanya Naidu, Mahbubur Rahman, Musonda Kabwe, Nimret Handa, Nuwan Chathuranga Athulasiri, Sam van Riet , Sanjay Sarkar

Level A1 (estimated) · 11 pages · English

An Evening in the Garden

Written by Ankit Aggarwal
Illustrated by Garima Gupta, Helga Parekh, Kishor Joshi, Lauren Holliday, Lavanya Naidu, Mahbubur Rahman, Musonda Kabwe, Nimret Handa, Nuwan Chathuranga Athulasiri, Sam van Riet, Sanjay Sarkar

This is Kiara's story of her experience in her garden where she plays in the evenings everyday. How she has made friends with the butterflies, bees, squirrels etc.

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Animal Race — illustrated by Kishor Joshi

Level A1 (estimated) · 15 pages · English

Animal Race

Written by Hello English
Illustrated by Kishor Joshi

Animals jump in front of each other to try and win a race, but they don't always play by the proper rules.

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Dance Time — illustrated by Biplob Chakroborty, Gita V. Reddy, Kishor Joshi, Maya Ramaswamy, Natasha Sharma, Reshu Singh, Sheena Deviah, Tapas Guha, Try Samphos, Zainab Tambawalla, அகரன்

Level A2 (estimated) · 19 pages · English

Dance Time

Written by jaya rangan
Illustrated by Biplob Chakroborty, Gita V. Reddy, Kishor Joshi, Maya Ramaswamy, Natasha Sharma, Reshu Singh, Sheena Deviah, Tapas Guha, Try Samphos, Zainab Tambawalla, அகரன்

Bees dance to show other bees the way to flowers to collect nectar for making honey. They could dance in tiny or big circles. They could also waggle a lot or little to show how far the flowers are.

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Green on the Earth — illustrated by Ekta Bharti, Jesse Pietersen, Kishor Joshi, Narayan Prasad Bohaju, Vandna Srivastava

Level A2 (estimated) · 14 pages · English

Green on the Earth

Written by Vandna Srivastava
Illustrated by Ekta Bharti, Jesse Pietersen, Kishor Joshi, Narayan Prasad Bohaju, Vandna Srivastava

The story will make children learn about different types of plants and differentiate them on the basis of their characteristics.

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Rope Shuns Tortoise Over Weaverbird — illustrated by Aripana Foundation, Herminder Ohri, Iddi Marumba, Kalyani Ganapathy, Kishor Joshi, Mahbubur Rahman, Mangkonephet Sayasane, Salim Kasamba

Level A2 (estimated) · 11 pages · English

Rope Shuns Tortoise Over Weaverbird

Written by Cornelius Wambi Gulere
Illustrated by Aripana Foundation, Herminder Ohri, Iddi Marumba, Kalyani Ganapathy, Kishor Joshi, Mahbubur Rahman, Mangkonephet Sayasane, Salim Kasamba

Three animals live together in a forest. One on the ground, another in the branches and yet another on the ground and in the branches. Then one day, a hunter came. They disagreed on what strategy to take for their protection. What happens to each one of them is the moral of this story.

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The Great Forest Race — illustrated by Adrien Folly Notsron, Amrita Dasgupta, Canato Jimo, Herminder Ohri, Kishor Joshi, Limisha Correia, Mdu Ntuli , NASA Images, Sunaina Coelho , Wesley van Eeden

Level B1 (estimated) · 28 pages · English

The Great Forest Race

Written by Limisha Correia
Illustrated by Adrien Folly Notsron, Amrita Dasgupta, Canato Jimo, Herminder Ohri, Kishor Joshi, Limisha Correia, Mdu Ntuli, NASA Images, Sunaina Coelho, Wesley van Eeden

In the village of Indrapur's lush green forest, the annual Great Forest Race brings together animals to compete through techniques demonstrating different forces in action. Through teamwork and learning, Sammy the squirrel and Bella the Bunny celebrate the power of forces.

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