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The Owl King’s Night — illustrated by Ajit Narayan

Level A1 (estimated) · 7 pages · English

The Owl King’s Night

Written by Pratham English Team
Illustrated by Ajit Narayan

Night falls and the owl king starts his gathering. Read more to find out about his night ahead!

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The Peacock’s Dance — illustrated by Partho Sengupta

Level A1 (estimated) · 9 pages · English

The Peacock’s Dance

Written by Kaminee Singh
Illustrated by Partho Sengupta

Hina went to the farm with her father one day. She saw a peacock dancing and started to dance as well. How did the peacock react? Read more to find out.

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The Peacock’s Dance — illustrated by Partho Sengupta

Level B1 (estimated) · 9 pages · English

The Peacock’s Dance

Written by Shahin Ashraf Ali
Illustrated by Partho Sengupta

Young Hina loves to dance. One day, she goes to the farm with her father. There she observes a peacock dancing in the rain. What happens next? Read the story to know.

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The Picnic — illustrated by Partho Sengupta

Level A1 (estimated) · 9 pages · English

The Picnic

Written by Manisha Chaudhry
Illustrated by Partho Sengupta

When five friends go for a picnic they not only have a great time, they also eat new and exciting food!

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The Pig With The Runaway Tail — illustrated by Parvati Pillai

Level A2 (estimated) · 17 pages · English

The Pig With The Runaway Tail

Written by Parinita Shetty
Illustrated by Parvati Pillai

Pongal the pig has a bit of a problem. Her tail keeps running off on its own to have an adventure! Help Pongal find her runaway tail in this spotting book.

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The Pottering Pig — illustrated by Priya Kuriyan

Level A2 (estimated) · 17 pages · English

The Pottering Pig

Written by Rohit Kulkarni
Illustrated by Priya Kuriyan

Lalita is the pet pig of Mini Singh the potter. She is a naughty pig and is always in trouble. One day, Mini finds all his beautiful pots broken, and blames Lalita. Find out what happens next in this story inspired from a real-life pig called Lalita. She lives in Pune with a real-life potter.

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The Power of One — illustrated by Ujwal Nair

Level B1 (estimated) · 16 pages · English

The Power of One

Written by Payoshni Saraf
Illustrated by Ujwal Nair

The children of Class 6 want to visit the amusement park, but will they be able to save enough money for the tickets?

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The Punctuation Marks’ Journey — illustrated by Vũ Thị Thùy Dung

Level A2 (estimated) · 22 pages · English

The Punctuation Marks’ Journey

Written by Shannon David
Illustrated by Vũ Thị Thùy Dung

The comma, the full stop, the exclamation point and the question mark all live together in a book. Is there enough room for all of them?

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The Rabbit who Became a Chef — illustrated by Chamath Prasanga Lokuliyana

Level A2 (estimated) · 16 pages · English

The Rabbit who Became a Chef

Written by Kalista D. T
Illustrated by Chamath Prasanga Lokuliyana

Raww carrots for breakfast. Raw carrots for lunch. Raw carrots for dinner. Rabbit was bored of having raw carrots and wanted to learn how to cook those carrots into a yummy dish.

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The Rainbow Cover-Up — illustrated by Alankrita Amaya

Level B1 (estimated) · 13 pages · English

The Rainbow Cover-Up

Written by Sherein Bansal
Illustrated by Alankrita Amaya

Bhanwari is in trouble. School reopens tomorrow but she has forgotten to cover her books. Bhanwari and Bablu come up with a plan to solve her problem. This time around, it’s maths to the rescue!

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