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Denna bok är en fängslande resa. Genom förtrollande berättande och livfulla illustrationer väcker den liv i magin och visdomen i en koreansk folksaga, lämnar läsarna förundrade över dess kulturella rikedom och tidlösa lärdomar.

Welcome to the world of Oluguti Toluguti—a world of elephants, buffaloes, crows, cockroaches, and hattima tim tims. Listen to birds call kau kau and kukre kuk. Meet Tuaan-Tueen and Rolenga and Suraiyya. Play in the rain falling chham chham chham, and dance thai thaka thaka with a crane standing on one leg. Meet Ammas and Abbus and Sister Moon. It is a chemma chekka world of dam padam pappadams, khabdak khabdak rocking horses and lots more! This collection includes 54 traditional and familiar childhood rhymes in 18 languages drawn from across India. It celebrates different childhoods as well as the richness and vitality of India’s multilingual character. Lively adaptations in English echo the cadences and rhythms of the originals (which also appear alongside, with transliterations in Roman/English and Devanagari/ Hindi scripts).

In this delightful sequel to Aditi and the One-Eyed Monkey, the postal parrot brings a cryptic letter for 'Aditi and Friends' — an urgent call for help from London! There’s an urgent call for help from London, and Aditi and her friends—the One-eyed monkey, Elephant and Ant—fly off on the back of their new friend, the Dragon. There they discover that the River Thames is being slowly poisoned... and the River Dragon who lives in it is dying. Something has to be done quickly. And what they do lands them on primetime television news!How do you explain things to those who won't listen? Are "real" dragons different than "unreal" ones? Suniti Namjoshi weaves fantasy, philosophy and feeling deftly into a story that will keep readers enthralled.

Malu Bhalu är en barnbok av Kamla Bhasin som lär barn om jämställdhet och vikten av att bryta könsstereotyper. Historien följer Malu, en björnung som utmanar könsnormer och lär sig att vara sann mot sig själv.

An ant, a monkey, an elephant and a young girl set out to tame a fiery dragon! There is fun and adventure in this ‘fairytale' that stands convention on its head. A dragon is scorching the countryside, and will stop only if the king and queen send their granddaughter Aditi to him. So Aditi must go. But a one-eyed monkey, an ant, and an elephant decide to accompany her. Armed with a cloak of invisibility, a ball of magic clay, and a Sword of Courage, the four friends set off to look for this fierce dragon.Is it fair to slay a sleeping dragon? Can you make friends if you aren't friendly? Infused with magic realism, the Aditi Adventures series features Aditi and her Friends – an ant, a one-eyed monkey, an elephant and two dragons. Their adventures take them to different countries, even to outer space and cyberspace, and also raise questions about identity, character and friendship.

Boken är en fantasifull resa genom alfabetet, där charmiga illustrationer smälter samman med fascinerande fakta om djur.

Three days to go before a gigantic killer asteroid will end life on Earth! Everyone is in a panic. Everyone, that is, but Vanita, who has things to do. Such as saving the planet. She has a plan drawn up to the minutest detail. All pure science. With just a little help from fridge magnets, a little puppy—and a special "shrinking" gift that she has. This is a sure winner of a storyline! In a world of superheroes, this spectacular science fiction tale featuring a supergirl. The incredibly detailed "out-of-this-world" illustrations filled with humor in this side-splittingly hilarious book from a master storyteller with a straight face and her tongue firmly in cheek!

Guthli is everyone’s favorite – a happy child who likes to draw fairies, swing, and cycle. But then one day she is told not to wear her sister’s frilly frock that she loves, but her "own" boy’s clothes. And things erupt. “Why do you keep saying I’m a boy when I’m a girl?” she asks her mother. In that simple question lies all the bewilderment that children like Guthli feel, who don’t seem to others what they know they are. The gentle story about gender identity tells it like it is, reality echoed in the flatness of the vibrant cutout illustrations.

A spellbinding mythological adventure into a world of asuras, astras and mantras, riddles, and death-defying fights. Ten-year-old Advik travels from the US to India, and what is meant to be a quiet trip is about to jolt him! Did he ever imagine that Narada, the celestial messenger, would pay him a visit in the dead of night to ask for help on behalf of the gods? That the truth he is to discover about himself would bring him face-to-face with the dreaded Harkasura and his hordes, who threaten devastation? What will he choose to do, especially when his grandfather’s life is on the line? Find out in this spellbinding mythological adventure that takes Advik and his friends, Riya and Samar, to ancient Hastinapur. Well out of their depth, they are thrown into a world of asuras, astras and mantras, complex riddles, and death-defying fights, to stand up to the biggest bully in the three worlds!

Aditi and her friends are sent to Antarctica by the Island Sage to stop the magic tricks of a little hobgoblin. But once there, they see a bigger problem – global warming! Gobby, the naughty little hobgoblin, is practicing his magic and running amuck in Antarctica—turning the white snow black, giving stripes and spots to the penguins, and scrawling pink graffiti on the mountainsides. As Aditi and gang hasten to stop him, they find that the world is warming up dangerously, the snows are melting. Something must be done. But what?Can ‘fun’ sometimes be more harmful than we think? What exactly does Global Warming do to the planet? Infused with magic realism, the Aditi Adventures series features Aditi and her Friends – an ant, a one-eyed monkey, an elephant and two dragons. Their adventures take them to different countries, even to outer space and cyberspace, and also raise questions about identity, character and friendship.

Summer time is mango time – of blazing sun, sticky mango juice ringing the mouth and dripping down fingers. A time children wait for! But can any mango be sweeter than friendship?Unfamiliar words from the local Tulu language are explained with the help of Wordbirds that hop through the pages, giving readers access to a multicultural, multilingual vocabulary

When her friend's cat, Kaapi, gets lost, Dip Dip goes off to look for it—on the road, inside dustbins, under bushes, everywhere. And when Kaapi finally climbs up a tree and can't come down the only thing to do is...? Exuberant illustrations capture the spirited little girl for whom being on a wheelchair stops her from nothing!