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An ungrateful goldsmith — illustrated by Akshit Reddy, Angie & Upesh, Aripana Foundation, Deepa Balsavar, Horn Samon, Mukund Chaitanya, Palton Soren, Partho Sengupta, Rayika Sen, Vachi Aggarwal
Anand — illustrated by Rajiv Eipe

Level A1 (estimated) · 15 pages · English

Anand

Written by Rajiv Eipe
Illustrated by Rajiv Eipe

Meet Anand! He likes driving around and meeting new people. He likes music, dancing, and animals. He likes looking good, and he likes making your neighbourhood look good. He's awesome!

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And Also! — illustrated by Anja Venter

Level A2 (estimated) · 14 pages · English

And Also!

Written by Lauren Beukes
Illustrated by Anja Venter

Thabo’s make-believe world has no room for his little sister, Keitu. But she has other ideas!

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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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Animals Also Have Hobbies — illustrated by Bulbul Sharma

Level B1 (estimated) · 16 pages · English

Animals Also Have Hobbies

Written by Hello English
Illustrated by Bulbul Sharma

From cats and chickens, to dogs and frogs, foxes and little things that fit in small boxes, animals have hobbies just like people do. But animals have strange and funny hobbies. Keep your eyes sharp and your attention focused, because you might catch an animal doing its favourite thing!

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Annual Haircut Day — illustrated by Angie & Upesh
Annual Haircut Day – ONCE AGAIN! — illustrated by Angie & Upesh

Level B1 (estimated) · 28 pages · English

Annual Haircut Day – ONCE AGAIN!

Written by Rohini Nilekani
Illustrated by Angie & Upesh

Sringeri Srinivas is back! It is Annual Haircut Day, once again. But there is a lockdown in his village due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The barbershop is closed. What will the lovable banana farmer do this time?

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April fool…. have fun! — illustrated by Crooked Arrow, Deepa Balsavar, Natasha Mehra, Taposhi Ghoshal

Level A2 (estimated) · 7 pages · English

April fool…. have fun!

Written by Shital Choudhary
Illustrated by Crooked Arrow, Deepa Balsavar, Natasha Mehra, Taposhi Ghoshal

I don't know who started this April fool fun.... making fun, having fun! But we love it and this is what my kid sings when I get fooled, 'Ullu Banaya, Bada Maza Aaya!'

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Art is Everywhere – Here, There and in Food — illustrated by Adrija Ghosh, Canato Jimo, Priya Kuriyan, Radha Rangarajan, Sheena Deviah

Level B1 (estimated) · 12 pages · English

Art is Everywhere – Here, There and in Food

Written by Aparna Kapur, Bijal Vachharajani
Illustrated by Adrija Ghosh, Canato Jimo, Priya Kuriyan, Radha Rangarajan, Sheena Deviah

Art can happen anywhere, using almost anything. In this title of the Art is Everywhere series, the reader joins the artists in looking for forms and shapes in food. Filled with irreverent rhymes, these books will give the reader’s imagination wings.

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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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Asila…Basila…Uthila…Jaucha — illustrated by Sugrib Kumar Juanga

Level A2 (estimated) · 20 pages · English

Asila…Basila…Uthila…Jaucha

Written by Paridhi Gupta
Illustrated by Sugrib Kumar Juanga

Samu goes to his new friend to learn Odia. The words he learns prove very useful to him. Read on to find out how!

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