Kai, Leo, and Sully (short for Suleikha) call themselves the Freezies — a quirky trio pushed to the fringes of their school’s social scene.
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What I love about the book is the wide variety of emotions covered in this small book – anger, sad, confused, scared, confident.
Threads that Bind celebrates sibling bonds and makes one realise that all siblings are the same wherever or whoever they are! Each story in the book begins with an incident between Lord Ganesha and Lord Karthikeya and is followed by Goddess Parvati narrating a story about two other siblings from the mythology who have been in a similar situation as the two brothers.
Dancing Frogs and Other Creatures in Verse is a charming collection that brings the tiny, often overlooked creatures of our world into the spotlight—with wit, warmth, and a touch of whimsy.
A visually rich, heartwarming book that introduces the reader to the traditional sport of Naga wrestling through the eyes of a child.
The book is set in Thutta, an island shaped like a tooth that has a train, an ocean, and exactly 5,120 people who never leave.