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Max is a brave, fearless kitten who wears a superhero cape to chase mice. But there’s just one little problem: he doesn’t know what a mouse looks like. When Max eventually meets up with Mouse, he naturally doesn’t recognize it, making it easy for the tiny would-be prey to outwit Max completely by claiming to be Monster—and pointing the way to a sleeping “mouse” nearby who—surprise!—turns out to be the real monster. And just like that the tables are turned!
The mostly black illustrations on bright colored pages are definitely attention grabbing.

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Here’s the magical story of Holi—the festival of colors in all its glory, as told to Klaka, a little boy, by his Amma, with a lot of joy.
Wishing you a Happy and Colorful Holi!

We are never one of the other of anything. We can be both or more and this too is always changing. We just need to look at the bigger picture. Shel Silverstein very cleverly shows us the importance of being open-minded.

The Benefits of Reading to Your Newborn Think your baby is too young to reap the rewards of reading? Think again. Research shows it's never too early to start enjoying books with your little one. So get ready to break out your copy of Goodnight, Moon and enjoy this ritual with your newest addition.

Dan Brown announces debut picture book – soundtracked by the author The Da Vinci Code writer to publish his first volume for children, Wild Symphony, accompanied by his own orchestral work

Charlie and Lola are going to the zoo and Lola is so extremely excited that she uses up all her photos, spends all her money and eats all her lunch too quickly! So Lola ends up saying to Charlie all the time "Charlie, please may I have some of yours?"

But before the end of the day Lola discovers a very valuable lesson. Find out how Lola learns to save in this ever so good picture book story based on the TV series by Lauren Child.

"If I could keep you little, I'd keep you close to me.
But then I'd miss you growing into who you're meant to be!"
This one is more for the parents that the little ones actually :)
A touching book about how bittersweet it is to see your little ones growing up. You want to keep your baby little, but you also want to see them grow and become their own person...

Surround your children with books!
Thank you Gaurika Bose for the wonderful board :)

Happy Valentine's Day!!

A warm, loving and irresistible book about setting big worries to rest, beautifully told and exquisitely illustrated by Debi Gliori.

Sesha is a silent boy with his nose in a book all the time…he doesn't speak to his classmates and they all call him "strange Sesha". He has a little brown book that no one has ever seen the inside of.
One day, Sesha speaks, and when his peers realize he has a stutter, some of them make life miserable for him. Do read this wonderful book to know how Sesha becomes a whole new person.
The art work by Shilo Suleman is exquisite and makes a brilliant accompaniment to this endearing story by Lavanya R. N.

A very special story to be read with loved ones, In My Heart takes us on a child's journey of discovering who she really is and where she comes from.
Four-year-old Mia knows that she came out of her parents’ hearts. But when she realises that some babies come from their mother’s tummies, she starts asking her parents about where she came from. This leads her on a quest to search for her ‘tummy mummy’, by questioning all the people in her life.
Wonderfully written and beautifully illustrated this story is a celebration of the magical ways in which different kinds of families are born.
Thank you Nandana Dev Sen for giving us this heartwarming story!