Binny’s Diwali Cute, adorable, and informative – that’s what Binny’s Diwali is. It’s Diwali time and Binny, the young little girl from India is all excited to tell her friends about her favorite festival from her home country. She gets
Tricolor everywhere. Yes, a country which has one of the richest and vivid histories and heritage, a country which is world-famous for hospitality, a country that has the largest democracy is celebrating it’s 73rd Independence Day. August 16th holiday doesn’t
Let’s go time travel to a town “Malgudi” located in South India. We read superhero, fantasy, fictional and magical stories to kids. But there are very few books which describe the daily life of people from a town/city/state. We can
“A Tigress Called Machhli: and Other True Animal Stories from India” is a collection of 30 profound stories. These are some extremely short and strange stories which are all about animals. For example, a vegetarian crocodile, a mule who won
Mamma, what is the meaning of “Aditya Hridaya”? Why are you offering water to the sun? What is “Poornima”? Why are you fasting on that day? Have your children ever asked you all these questions? Yes right. Then this book
The title itself says that the story is going to be unique. Let’s get into a hilarious yet eye-opening ride which is filled with some fun and action sequences. We usually see two opposite characters becoming friends. In the same
Have you ever been on a trip to the forest? If yes, were you able to hear those sounds of chirping birds, buzzing insects, and croaking frogs? We can hear these sounds even on rainy days if you have any
Stories are one of the best choices to teach morals to kids. Panchatantra stories are ancient Indian animal tales, in a short story format. A very famous series of tales which are loved by readers of any age group. “The
Pirates and books! What’s there not to love? I think almost all kids have this “pirate-love” phase at some or other point of their life. Maybe it’s the thrill of treasure hunt or excitement of sailing in ships, there is
Just try asking a group of children which book of Dr.Seuss do they like the most. You will be amazed by the different answers and number of titles you get. Here are some best of the best books by the
“There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate’s loot on Treasure Island.” – Walt Disney. Agree? With the festive season around the corner, all the parents out there will surely get some time to spend with kids
Mr.Nobody yet another gem of a book from Mr.men series with an awesome message for the readers “Everybody is somebody”!
Are you getting “No” as a reply when you try to wake up your child in the morning? Then you should definitely read this bilingual fun book which is a fun-filled, cute story of father and daughter’s scene at bed
A Gruffalo orders that no Gruffalo should ever set foot in the deep dark wood. But one wild and windy night, the Gruffalo’s child ignores his father’s warning and enters into the snow. What are the consequences he faced falls
Gajapati Kulapati Gurrburrrroom! is a perfect read-aloud book for reading beginners. Gajapati Kulapati eats a lot and struggles with stomach problems. The funny sounds it makes after eating a lot is the fun element in this story.
Boskys Panchatantra is a combination of some of the well-known stories from the very famous Panchatantra collection of tales.
Mojo and Weeza and the Funny thing is an interesting, fantasy story of two monkeys who discover a funny thing and try to guess what it is. Suitable for: 3 – 6. Author Name: Sean Taylor. Publication: Collin Books. Buy it from
Holiday time means storytime, isn’t it? While any book that your little one enjoys reading is good for holidays but it’s an occasion like Diwali or Dusshera that add a special charm towards reading mythology and folklore. It’s always good
Though the title says Shiva it’s actually more of a story around Goddess Shakti and her fight with demon brothers Chanda & Munda.
I had mentioned it in one of my earlier posts about an Indian kids content website Funokplease where I had landed up just by chance. After browsing through a few pages, I decided to give their iPad app a try
