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Clock in the Jungle by Ketki Pandit

This delightful picture book merges rhyme and art as it takes us right into the heart of the mountain forests to witness the clock in the jungle.

Saahi’s Quest by M. Yuvan, illustrated by Anusha Menon

Saahi’s Quest follows a little dragonfly as she discovers the world around her, the magic of creation and herself!

Still Life by Anoushka Khan

This experimental picture book for adults draws from the graphic novel form and leads the reader into an exploration of the inner world of the protagonist.

How can you learn to rely on your own intuition? The answer may just lie in the amsterdam_deck, a set of guidance cards

Travelling Series by Shilpi Chawla has just revealed the amsterdam_deck, a set of guidance cards designed to sharpen your intuition.

Lost and Found in a Mumbai Koliwada by Vinitha and Kripa

The kolis are the original inhabitants of Mumbai. Traditionally, they were the fisherfolk. They story entwines that of the city itself. Take a peek in a Mumbai koliwada….

What Can I Be by Niyatee Parikh Sharma

A nature walk…a mother and her child…..and imagining a world of endless possibilities!

Just like Papa by Nandita da Cunha

How can parents gently lead their kids to discover themselves as unique individuals, not necessarily clones of their parents! Just like papa by Nandita da Cunha takes on this poignant theme.

Begum, Badshah aur Baagwani by Geeta Dharmarajan

Who is the boss of gardening at home? Read this fun humorous tale from a child’s viewpoint as she silently observes her parents challenging each other! An enriching read from Katha Publishers.

The Incredible History of the Indian Ocean by Sanjeev Sanyal

What are the secrets of the evolution of mankind and the development of the modern world, that the mighty Indian ocean conceals? The Incredible History of the Indian Ocean has a few answers.

Notes from Small Planets by Nate Crowley merges fantasy-world building and travel writing

Your pocket travel guide to worlds of science fiction and fantasy. Nate Crowley’s book comes at a time, when reading is probably the safest way to go places!