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The narrative follows two siblings as they celebrate Holi, the vibrant Hindu Festival of Colours, marking the arrival of spring. Readers are immersed in the festivities, including baking gujiya dumplings, enjoying bonfires, and the joyous tradition of throwing colored powders. The book captures the essence of family and friendship during this special time, highlighting themes of love and the triumph of good over evil. With Chitra Soundar's lyrical rhymes paired with Amberin Huq's vivid illustrations, it serves as a delightful introduction to this colorful celebration.

The story follows Sona, who faces the impending departure of her beloved teacher, Miss Rao, after her wedding. As Sona grapples with her feelings about change, she learns from her parents that bravery and determination can help her navigate life's transitions. With the support of her friends, Sona embarks on a heartfelt mission, using wishes and petitions in an effort to keep Miss Rao from moving away. This relatable tale captures the essence of friendship, the fear of goodbyes, and the courage to pursue what matters most.

Sona confronts the climate crisis after learning about it at school and decides to take action, despite resistance from her family. Her efforts to promote sustainability lead to conflicts, such as when she disposes of her sister's nappies and challenges her grandfather's use of plastic. As she discovers that traditional kolams are often not eco-friendly, Sona becomes determined to inspire her community to adopt more sustainable practices, aiming for significant change during the festive season.

The storybook captures the vibrant essence of Diwali, the Festival of Lights, highlighting its rich traditions and joyous celebrations. Readers are invited to experience the warmth of family gatherings, the beauty of lanterns, and the delicious treats that accompany this festive time. With lyrical rhymes by Chitra Soundar and vibrant illustrations by Amberin Huq, the book immerses readers in the music, sweets, and colorful decorations that define this special occasion, making it an ideal gift for celebrating one of the world's most significant holidays.

The story explores Sona's journey as she decides to run for class leader, motivated initially by the desire to prevent a boastful classmate from winning. However, her friendship with Joy becomes strained when Joy also enters the race. As Sona navigates her ambitions and the complexities of leadership, she learns valuable lessons about collaboration and the essence of true leadership. The book also introduces readers to election concepts and includes a glossary of Indian words, enriching the cultural context of the narrative.

Gentle rhyming verses and enchanting imagery create a soothing bedtime experience for children. A loving parent guides their little one on a dreamlike journey through the wonders of nature, fostering a sense of comfort and security. The narrative emphasizes the bond between parent and child, making it a perfect read for lulling little ones to sleep.

Pirouette your way into the Shimmer & Shine dance studio, where the ballet besties are ready to put on a show!When Yara joins Shimmer & Shine, a community dance school, she meets lots of other children her age, who are there to either start their training or just for the fun of it.

Targeted at children aged 6 and above, this book features engaging stories that promote early reading skills through vibrant illustrations and relatable characters. Each narrative is designed to captivate young readers while enhancing their vocabulary and comprehension. The Lime band level ensures the content is appropriately challenging yet accessible, fostering a love for reading in a fun and educational way.

In a stormy Indian forest, baby animals struggle to sleep as they are frightened by the sounds of the night. The chaos of the storm—marked by swishing winds and flashing lightning—heightens their anxiety. However, Mama Elephant offers comfort and reassurance with her wise words, reminding the little ones that they are safe with her. This story beautifully captures themes of safety, comfort, and the bond between mother and child in the face of fear.

Nikhil and Jay visit India in this third book in the sparkling Early Reader series about a British Asian family