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The Magic Block — illustrated by Rohit Karandadi

Level A2 (estimated) · 19 pages · English

The Magic Block

Written by Lavina Mahbubani
Illustrated by Rohit Karandadi

Bhaiya's special pen rolls under the bed. Rinky tries to get it back but she can’t reach it! Will a little black block be able to help her?

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The Magic in Pottery — illustrated by Casper Syiem

Level A2 (estimated) · 24 pages · English

The Magic in Pottery

Written by Nida Hynniewta
Illustrated by Casper Syiem

In a village called Siju, runs the Simsang river. The silt and clay formed in the embankments of this river help make the strongest pots in Garo Hills. Aski, a young girl who is curious about the daily activities of her grandmother, embarks on a journey of not just discovering the magic in crafting pottery, but also acquires the knowledge that is passed down from her ancestors.

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The Magic Mirror — illustrated by UK Nhal

Level B1 (estimated) · 25 pages · English

The Magic Mirror

Written by Magdalena Cooper
Illustrated by UK Nhal

An evil witch curses the village, causing children to turn into scary creatures. Only Sam and Soy are free from the curse. Will Sam and Soy continue to escape the witch’s curse? Will the other children stay scary creatures forever?

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The Magic Powder – A Folktale from Myanmar — illustrated by P.G. Dinesh

Level B1 (estimated) · 13 pages · English

The Magic Powder – A Folktale from Myanmar

Written by Greystroke
Illustrated by P.G. Dinesh

Once upon a time, in a little village on the banks of the Irrawaddy river, there lived a young woman called Thuza. She was very happily married to handsome young Theingi. But there was one problem that nagged Thuza – her husband believed he would find a way to turn dirt into hold! Did he succeed? Read this delightful tale from Myanmar to find out.

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The Magic Powder – A Folktale from Myanmar — illustrated by P.G. Dinesh

Level A2 (estimated) · 13 pages · English

The Magic Powder – A Folktale from Myanmar

Written by Anitha Selvanathan
Illustrated by P.G. Dinesh

Once upon a time, there lived a young woman called Thuza who was married to Theingi. They were a happy couple. But there was one problem that nagged Thuza – her husband believed he would find a way to turn dirt into gold! Did he succeed? Read this delightful tale from Myanmar to find out.

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The Magical Blanket — illustrated by Harshvardhan Gantha

Level B1 (estimated) · 14 pages · English

The Magical Blanket

Written by Hello English
Illustrated by Harshvardhan Gantha

A mother tells her son Ryan a story about a magical blanket used throughout history by famous people and animals. When Ryan doubts the story, he test the blanket for himself to see if the story is true.

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The Magical Garden — illustrated by Lavanya Naidu, Poornima Chander, Priya Kuriyan, Sandhya Prabhat, Tanvi Bhat

Level B1 (estimated) · 7 pages · English

The Magical Garden

Written by 16Semira Dmello
Illustrated by Lavanya Naidu, Poornima Chander, Priya Kuriyan, Sandhya Prabhat, Tanvi Bhat

Magical Garden' tells the enchanting tale of a young girl who discovers a hidden garden behind her grandmother's house.

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The Magical Glasses — illustrated by Sayan Mukherjee

Level B1 (estimated) · 14 pages · English

The Magical Glasses

Written by Padmaparna Ghosh
Illustrated by Sayan Mukherjee

Mirium and Tejas have magic glasses. Join them as they use the glasses to look at seven animals and birds that are found only in certain parts of the world.

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The Magical Pen — illustrated by Vignesh Girish

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