As the children and their grandparents start their journey, there unwinds one story after another – each as a result of a conversation, argument, random mention of a word – Ajja and Ajji open up their Story Bag and they have the immediate attention of the children through the travels and their stay at Mayawati.
The autobiographical book opens to young Sid who is feeling a bit downcast but is puzzled by the new “heavy feeling”. Guidance comes in the form of his pup, Duke who doles out sagely advice about Sid’s feelings.
Do you think Bharathi can make his way to a ‘ladies only’-‘residents only’ ‘Kolam Kontest’? Read this fun filled book to know Bharathi’s high-risk plan and how close this can get him to his longing of winning a grand dinner for his parents.
This is a unique flipbook that shares 2 stories about the Taj Mahal which are different, yet connected.
Despite the prevalent notion in her village that football is not meant for girls, Bipathu nurtures an ambitious aspiration—to become a skilled football player.
Little Shambu lives with his parents and his rescued pup Dum Dum. Shambu’s best friend Shanti lives near by and they go to school together.