Eswar Rao has translated Miaow! and The Magic Feather into Telugu.
An owl drops a purple feather in a forest. A little girl picks it up and there begins a journey into magical lands...
Simple text, sound words and affectionately drawn pictures capture the mood of a sudden storm in a snail's world.
A black cat with bright green eyes becomes a white cat with bright green eyes. Illustrated with bright colours that contrast dramatically with the black and white.
This little book of photographs, with just a line of text on each page, is a tribute to the universal and unifying spirit of cricket.
Help! cries the ant when its little one falls into the water. Crokk! Isspiss! Aaaanh! Cheek! Miyawwwwn! Woaw! come the responses in this folktale that plays with sound.
Why is Grandma so special? Just a dozen lines of simple text capture all her warmth. This unique book also has pictures that ‘move' animation style.
A timeless Marathi folktale about one-haired Ekki and two-haired Dokki, illustrated with happy triangles.
A story from Gujarat about a misers attempt to get a coconut for free, with pictures based on the painted paper scrolls used by Garoda storytellers.
A poor playwright in search of a job loses his way in the jungle and falls asleep under a tree…. A story from Tamilnadu with pictures in the Ayyanar style.