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Level B2 (estimated) · 22 pages · English

There’s a Hole in my Galaxy

Written by Ananya Dasgupta
Illustrated by Chaaya Prabhat

Three friends blast off from Earth in a rocket to explore the Solar System. Suddenly, they find themselves being pulled by a black hole. Do they manage to escape? Find out what happens on this space odyssey.

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Level B2 (estimated) · 22 pages · English

Under the Invisibility Cloak

Written by Varsha Joshi
Illustrated by Radhika Tipnis

What would you do if you had an invisibility cloak? For one, playing hide-and-seek would be great fun. But is anyone making invisibility cloaks? Or do they exist only in science fiction and fantasy stories? Arnav and Tanisha head to the library to find out. Let’s follow them quietly – they can’t see us, we are invisible in their world.

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Level B2 (estimated) · 16 pages · English

We are all made of star stuff!

Written by Tithiparna Sengupta
Illustrated by Ujjwal Ghosh

Aman never knew that he is made of atoms that come from ancient stars!

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Level B2 (estimated) · 7 pages · English

Weekend….downloading…ugh!

Written by Anna Chacko
Illustrated by Delwyn Remedios, Gaurav Wakankar, Soumya Menon

Mallu is very tired. Can she do all her work by herself?

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Level B2 (estimated) · 22 pages · English

What Happens When You Flush?

Written by Vani Vasudev
Illustrated by Samidha Gunjal

Nozy the pet rat finds himself in the underground sewers. It’s a good thing Cheeky is around to take him on a splashy, smelly adventure!

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Level B2 (estimated) · 16 pages · English

Where Did My Call Go?

Written by Samidha Gunjal
Illustrated by Samidha Gunjal

When we make phone calls, our voice is able to travel to places that are far away. Have you ever wondered how cell phones can make a voice travel over long distances?

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Level B2 (estimated) · 14 pages · English

Who Got the Goat?

Written by Aparna Athreya
Illustrated by Shreya Sen

Chinnasura and Cheekasura spot a stray goat. Both want it. The only way out is to have a neer-more drinking contest. Learn fractions and decimals while the asuras drink up.

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Level B2 (estimated) · 17 pages · English

Whoopee… Hyperloop!

Written by Sreelata Menon
Illustrated by Satya Krishna Prakash

Vishnu loves to see new places. But he hates long journeys. Why can’t we have a faster mass transport system, he wonders. So when he reads about the hyperloop, he is blown away… whoopee! What’s this futuristic mass transport system?

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Level B2 (estimated) · 13 pages · English

Why does a human shiver?

Written by Mukund Chaitanya
Illustrated by Aindri C, Canato Jimo, Delwyn Remedios, Isaac Gergan, Nikhil Gulati, Shamim Ahmed, Sirawon Khathing, SRIJAN TRIVEDI, Swathi Sambasivam, Upasana Mehndiratta

Shivering is a biological and a natural process of our human body, but many do not know the underlying physics principle in it. This book gives us a detailed physics explanation for this marvelous phenomenon.

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Level B2 (estimated) · 10 pages · English

World of atoms

Written by Ruchiraa ranga
Illustrated by Aditi Kakade, Adrija Ghosh, Angie & Upesh, Godwin Chipenya, Nicola Smith, Seat Sopheap, Swathi Sambasivam, Taposhi Ghoshal

Annoying or Amazing. The scientific world of Atoms are confusing yet fascinating. Riya felt that atoms were terrible. But slowly her opinion......

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