Plants live and eat?
A fun story of a boy taking a journey to watch how the plants live!
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Plants that Heal
The story describes plants with medicinal properties. These are plants that are easy to grow and are quite commonly found in Indian gardens,
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pranav the pattern detective
It was an ordinary day for Pranav until he saw something special in a tree. This discovery took him on a journey that changed the way he viewed the world around him. Shapes will never look the same again. This is a Level 3 book for children who are ready to read on their own.
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Categories: Children & Young Adult Reading Engineering & Technology Fiction School & Education Science & Nature STEM
Readers: Kids
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Priya in Lever Land
The story explains levers a type of Simple Machine.
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Raju’s First Flight
It was a big day for Raju. Accompany him while he prepare for a flight on a very special plane.
Ramu’s Dream
This is a story of a small boy who dreams about a future city. It tells us about smart city, Artificial Intelligence concept and proper use of technology.
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Reeti and Mithu
Reeti's holidays have begun, but she isn't happy. She doesn't like holidays because she misses being with her friends. One day she gets a pet - Mithu, the talking parrot. Does Mithu become her new best friend? Read this heartwarming story of friendship to find out!
Reeti and Mithu
Reeti's vacation has just began but she is quite unhappy! She does not like vacations because she misses her friends. One day, she gets to pet a talking parrot, Mithu. Can Mithu become her best friend? To know that, read this happy story.
Riddler Fiddler – The boy who loved riddles
Riddler Fiddler has to visit his uncle. But the clues to find his uncle's house is in the form of riddles. Would you help him solve the riddles ??
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Categories: Children & Young Adult Reading Engineering & Technology Family & Friends Human Interest Poetry Science & Nature STEM
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Riya’s Float and Sink Experiment
Riya observes some objects sink easily while others float though they appear bigger. She experiments with different objects to gain an understanding on what makes objects float.
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ROCKET LIFTING
On November 21 1963, that a small rocket took off from Thumba on the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram, announcing the birth of the modern space age in India. The sleepy palm-fringed village soon came to be known as Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launch Station (TERLS) and later became Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC).
Roobo Robot
This story is about Roobo robot and how he makes new friends.
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Categories: Engineering & Technology Fiction Science & Nature Science-Fiction & Fantasy STEM
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