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This is an empowering book for women of all ages and cultures. Kali symbolises both spiritual and psychological liberation and is an archetype of awakening. The book takes the reader on a step-by-step internal journey leading to inner transformation and realisation that the power to manifest, create and nurture is all seeded within you.

Mr Santa Claus has looked same over the centuries, this year he wants to look different and is adamant to get a makeover. Different looks have been tried but nothing has pleased Santa so far. Finally, what makes Santa happy in the end?

The Gift That Gives Back is a heartwarming picture book set in the Himalayan town of Manali, India, where eight-year-old Isha eagerly awaits her birthday. But when heavy rainfalls, floods, and fallen trees threaten her community, a wise conversation with her grandmother helps her realise the powerful role trees play in protecting both people and nature.Determined to make a difference, Isha decides to share a unique “gift” with her friends.Perfect for ages 4–8, this beautifully illustrated and culturally rich story weaves together themes of kindness, responsibility and environmental care. The book introduces children to the importance of trees and inspires them to take small, meaningful steps to protect their world.Ideal for schools, libraries, and  families, The Gift That Gives Back encourages important conversations about nature, climate change, and how even the smallest hands can help nurture a brighter future. More than just a story, it can be used as a valuable resource to teach children about sustainability, climate change, and the importance of protecting natural habitats.

She was told to be a patient wife. She chose instead to be a brave mother. Married at fourteen, Lakshmi was raised to believe sacrifice was a woman’s duty and silence her only armour. But when her husband’s decisions begin to endanger the future of her children, she faces an impossible choice: remain quiet and survive, or find the strength to disobey.Spanning decades from a small village in Kerala to the bustling streets of Mumbai, The Lives She Carried is a moving portrait of a woman determined to break generations of uncomplaining silence for herself and for the daughters who follow.Rooted in history and culture, this is a stirring story of love, loss, resilience, and a mother’s quiet rebellion. A tale not inherited, but reclaimed.

Ever wondered what a bungalow is, or how it's different from a flat? Step into this colourful adventure through the neighbourhoods across the UK and discover the many types of homes people live in. From cosy cottages to houses on wheels, children will love spotting, comparing, and learning about the places where people make their lives.Packed with bright illustrations, fascinating facts, and interactive "Can You Spot?" challenges on every page, this book is designed to spark curiosity and start conversations. Perfect for classroom learning, library storytimes, or cosy shared reading at home, it helps children see that homes, just like people, come in all shapes and sizes.Can you spot the house with no stairs? The home on wheels? Open the book and find out!

Becoming a mother for the first time is a beautiful, emotional, messy, and overwhelming experience. 365 Ways I Love You is a gentle companion for those early days and long nights, offering a loving affirmation for every day of the year. Alongside these daily reminders of strength and self-compassion, Shaleena shares honest stories from her own journey through postnatal depression and the challenges it brought. Drawing on her experiences, she offers words of love and personal anecdotes to support women navigating similar emotions. This book is a warm reminder that you are not alone, and that the love you give yourself is the greatest gift you can give your baby.

When Astrid overhears a threatening phone call, he dives headfirst into a world of government secrets and digital intrigue. Can he purge the system of lies in time to save his mother? “Resurgence is a high-stakes thriller of courage, friendship, and a race against time.

Young and fearless, Helen and Eliza race against time to unmask their mothers' murderer. With death close on their heels, can they outsmart their foe? Gripping suspense awaits in this thrilling pursuit of justice.

It is an electrifying novel exploring a groundbreaking discovery to transform our world. From a UK lab to a global odyssey, the idea of discovering a cleaner fuels sparks a perilous race against powerful entities. This fast-paced thriller keeps you on the edge of your seat, wondering: Does the catalyst exist, or is it a dream?

Written by a certified life Coach, this book offers a refreshing approach to self-improvement. With an accessible style, it blends personal anecdotes and actionable steps to cultivate an empowered mindset. Perfect for individuals seeking straightforward, practical advice infused with wisdom to catalyse personal transformation.

it is a collection of 32 touching and enlightening poems by a 10-year-old. Each verse illuminates the wonders of daily existence, from cherishing loved ones to marvelling at the magnificence of our world while delving into profound themes such as Diversity and Love.

She thought she was chasing answers.But in the quiet depths of the Himalayas, Naina discovers nine handwritten letters from her estranged grandmother - each one revealing the story of a woman across time, place, and memory. Bound by a mysterious soul-knock she has felt since childhood, Naina is pulled into a journey far deeper than she ever imagined.As she begins to unravel the letters' hidden meanings, she must confront everything she thought she knew - about herself, her lineage, and the nature of reality itself. Her quest leads her through inner and outer landscapes, awakening ancestral echoes and unlocking a spiritual truth her soul has long yearned to remember.Inspired by real mystical experiences and echoing the philosophical depth of the Upanishads, Let The Fish Fly blends fiction with feminine wisdom, esoteric dialogue, and visual storytelling to illuminate the soul's quiet transformation.For seekers, readers, and dreamers - this is a book that invites you to remember what your soul already knows.

From humble beginnings in Agra to international success in London, Vijay Jain's memoir chronicles his journey of creating a pioneering company in India and establishing roots in the UK. It showcases resilience and determination, highlighting the importance of family, faith, and hope offering timeless wisdom and inspiration.

Enter Nandita’s Pearls of Wisdom, a collection of three easy-to-read, beautifully illustrated simple short stories written by 9-year-old Nandita. A perfect bedtime book with stories that embrace a positive message on tolerance, self-belief, and friendship.

On the brink of adulthood, Meena dreams of living life to the fullest. But she is a princess and the sole heir to her father's kingdom.Holasiyan, Meena's oldest friend, has grown up with her in the Saffron Palace, India; only now, their friendship is blossoming into something far deeper. But Holasiyan, already an exceptional warrior, is destined to take his place amongst the King's fighting elite as generations of his family have done before him. When dark forces emerge, threatening Meena's life, Holasiyan will do anything to protect his beloved. As events unfold, his selfless actions result in the forging of new friendships, the reforming of past alliances, and the re-emergence of old, bitter grievances that will lead to the uncovering of a dark secret and an oath sworn under duress.Can Meena and Holasiyan's love survive?Taking you on a scintillating journey through time and place, The Captains of Legend is an action-packed story of friendship, love and loyalty.

The novella is an enchanting tale of bravery. A young girl abandoned by her parents realises she has a mission to fulfil. On her journey, she meets a talking hedgehog, divine goddesses and many other interesting characters who help her realise her true potential. Will she be able to fight against the evil and save her loved ones?

It's a fascinating story about a young girl's power to interact with ghosts and explore another dimension. The novella written by a young author expertly weaves together themes of courage, friendship, and the power of imagination.

This book provides parents, carers and educators with carefully chosen affirmations and positive conversation starters that can transform the way children perceive themselves, others and the rest of the world.

Silver Serpent and the Wild Ice Child is a middle-grade historical fiction novel for readers aged 8-12, blending adventure, history, imagination, and gentle humour.When a chronicler is drawn into the pages of a mysterious book and transformed into a kestrel, he finds himself soaring above an 8th-century Anglo-Saxon monastery near what is now Cookham Abbey. From the skies, he observes a world shaped by loyalty, belief, rivalry, and the weight of inherited conflicts.Across eleven interconnected chapters rooted in the Saxon age, the story follows a girl who can speak with animals and a boy raised to believe revenge against historic enemies is his duty. As friendship, kindness, and shared experience begin to challenge old divisions, the boy is forced to question what he has been taught and decide who he wants to become.Inspired by real archaeological discoveries and grounded in a strong sense of place, the novel explores inclusion, moral choice, empathy, and the power of friendship. With moments of warmth and humour, including mischievous ghostly characters, it is well suited to libraries, schools, classroom reading, and bookshops.

How does a little girl who grew up believing she was unwanted become one of Britain's most respected civic leaders?This is the extraordinary true story of Manjula Sood, MBE—Britain's first Asian woman to serve as Lord Mayor—told with honesty, warmth, and quiet courage.Born into a traditional family in rural Punjab, Manjula's earliest years were shaped by rejection, hardship, and the painful feeling that she did not belong. Yet those experiences never defined her. Instead, they forged an unwavering belief in compassion, service, and the power of perseverance. Leaving India to build a new life in England, she faced the challenges of immigration, cultural identity, and prejudice while raising a family and creating a place she could truly call home. What followed was an extraordinary journey spanning decades of public service. From community volunteer to councillor, from local advocate to civic leader, Manjula dedicated her life to bringing people together across cultures, faiths, and generations.  Her appointment as Britain's first Asian woman Lord Mayor was a historic achievement, reflecting a lifetime dedicated to expanding opportunities, fostering inclusion, and strengthening the communities she served.This memoir is far more than the story of political achievement. It is a deeply personal account of resilience, forgiveness, faith, and the enduring strength of the human spirit. It offers a rare glimpse into the sacrifices behind public service, the challenges faced by women from minority communities, and the conviction required to lead with integrity in times of change.At once intimate and inspiring, Manjula's story reminds us that leadership is not measured by titles but by lives touched, barriers broken, and hope created. It is a celebration of courage, belonging, and the belief that one person's determination can transform not only their own life, but the lives of countless others.This is the story of a woman who refused to let her beginnings determine her future—and, in doing so, became a trailblazer for generations to come.

When Mummy Had Cancer is a touching story about a family's journey through a challenging time, told from a child's perspective. It explores fear, sadness, and bravery as the family faces Mummy's illness together. Beautiful illustrations gently help kids understand emotions, offering hope and comfort.

This empowering picture book encourages children to embrace their skin and dream big. With vibrant illustrations, it inspires young readers to define their future by their aspirations, not by their skin colour, celebrating diversity and self-worth. Each page reveals beautifully relatable details for children to discover.

Two friends, Summer and Hannah are celebrating theVesuvius Day to mark the victory of life over death when nature unleashesits wrath again in the form of an earthquake. This amazingly adventurous story is an ideal bed time story for children.