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Catalogue 2015
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CONTENTS
• textbook series for Schools
• Early Learning
• Retold Stories
• Mango Classics
• Creative Fiction
• Creative Writing, Poetry
• History, Environment Series
• knowledge and learning
• ART AND MUSIC
• Complete list of audio books available
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textbook series for Schools
THE ENGLISH EXPRESS
A Skill-based Interactive Series
The English Express: A Skill-based Interactive Series is an original and innovative textbook series for schools
designed to:
• Develop English language skills in children
• Encourage their creativity
• Develop their communication and social skills
Building on the strong literary traditions of DC Books, this series addresses the academic needs of
young learners of English across the spectrum. The syllabus of the series complies with the CCE
guidelines of the CBSE.
Faculty from India’s premier language teaching university, English and Foreign Languages University
(EFLU), Hyderabad, experienced educators and established authors have collaborated closely to bring
out this series.
The Editors
LKG–Class 4
The Authors
LKG: Shruti Sircar, Associate Professor, EFLU, Hyderabad
UKG: Kshema Jose, Assistant Professor, EFLU, Hyderabad
Class 1: Sangeetha P., Assistant Professor, EFLU, Hyderabad
Classes 2 & 3: Vrinda Varma, M. Phil in English Language Education, EFLU, Hyderabad
Class 4: S. Jayasrinivasa Rao, Professor of English, Aurora’s Scientific and Technological Institute,
Hyderabad
Classes 5 & 6: Madhumita Gupta, Established textbooks author and children’s writer
Classes 7 & 8: Nandini Nayar, Established textbooks author and award-winning children’s writer
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Textbook
Textbook series
series for
for Schools
Schools
Punnappurath Madhavan
Dean, Research, and Professor, Department of Linguistics and Contemporary English, School of
Language Sciences, EFLU, Hyderabad
Kshema Jose
Assistant Professor, Department of Training and Development, EFLU, Hyderabad
Classes 5–8
N. Krishnaswamy
Former Professor, CIEFL (now EFLU), Eminent Author and Educational Consultant
Lalitha Krishnaswamy
Former Professor of Education, Author and Educational Consultant
Series Highlights
Textbook series for Schools
• Strong literary and publishing legacy of DC Books brings you this series
• Editorial finesse honed by the 50-year-old teacher training history of The English and Foreign
Languages University
• Collaboration of experienced educators and established authors
• Tailor-made for an Indian child
• Diligent and ingenious instructional material
• Complements the ‘international language status’ of English
• Learning under the pretext of riding a hobby-horse
• Engaging and thought-provoking activities
• Ample usage of alluring illustrations
• Addressing all modes of learning through a lot of reading, a lot of thinking about language
and some writing
• Fostering a beeline for literature
• Stress-free environment for young learners
• Teacher’s handbook: a comprehensive teaching manual that gives detailed instructions on
how to teach each lesson followed by key to all the exercises
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Early Learning
Lilliput
Age
2+
by Venki
Format: 12 x 17.6 cm Pages: 40 + Cover Price: 60.00
My Little Book of Flowers
My Little Book of Vegetables
ISBN 978-81-264-2040-7
ISBN 978-81-264-1909-8
My Little Book of Vehicles
My Little Book of Safety
ISBN 978-81-264-1870-1
ISBN 978-81-264-2039-1
Playschool Series
Format: 21 x 28 cm Pages: 28 + Cover Price: 30.00
Age
3+
Play with Numbers
ISBN 978-81-264-2567-9
A delightful collection of activities that will help young children learn numbers. Beautifully drawn illustrations
and carefully planned, easy-to-do number games will help children grasp the basics of mathematics. It is a perfect
learning resource for pre-school activities and home learning.
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Early Learning
Play with Colours
ISBN 978-81-264-2566-2
This is a must-have colouring book featuring Happy the hippo. This book aims to help young children learn shapes,
colours and words. The simple story involving Happy and the small incidents happening in his daily life will inspire
children’s imagination. Children can also join the dots and learn to get a sense of balance when drawing shapes.
They can also learn to identify different objects.
Play with Words
ISBN 978-81-264-2568-6
This book is a splendid collection of activities to familiarise young children with the English alphabet. Creatively drawn
illustrations, intelligently crafted word games, puzzles and other activities will help children learn the alphabet and
also simple words. It is a perfect learning resource for pre-school activities and home learning.
Colouring is Fun
ISBN 978-81-264-2640-9
This is a three-in-one activity book. It teaches children to learn the names of objects, to draw them and to colour
them. Colouring is Fun will appeal to children of all ages and will also be a useful resource for teachers.
Drawing is Fun
ISBN 978-81-264-2641-6
This book teaches you to draw flowers, animals and objects using four simple steps. The book also has a lot of scope
for colouring. Drawing is Fun will appeal to children of all ages and will also be a useful resource for teachers. Have
fun as you learn to draw.
Play with More Words
ISBN 978-81-264-2664-5
This book aims to help young children learn words and basic grammar. It is a perfect resource for primary school
activities and home learning. Play with More Words provides children with an ideal pastime and boosts their
vocabulary skills. The simple cheerful activities add fun to the learning process.
Play with More Numbers
ISBN 978-81-264-2665-2
This book aims to help young children practise the simple arithmetic operations, addition and subtraction. Through
cheerful activities like counting and colouring, Play with More Numbers provides children with an ideal pastime and
boosts their counting skills. It is a perfect resource for primary school activities and home learning.
Play with Patterns
ISBN 978-81-264-2666-9
This book aims to help young children develop hand–eye co-ordination with the help of simple patterns. It helps
children gain control over the pencil and thus lays the foundation for drawing. It is a perfect resource for primary
school activities and home learning. Play with Patterns provides children with an ideal pastime and enables them to
identify and reproduce basic shapes and patterns.
Activity Books
Age
5+
Early Learning
Format: 21 x 28 cm
Jumbo Activity Book
ISBN 978-81-264-4144-0 Pages: 80 + Cover Price: 100.00
This is an imaginative book that entertains as well as educates. Activities like mazes, matching the pairs, crosswords,
colouring and drawing give a chance to learn about countries, animals, authors and more. This book is a must-have
for children who like to explore the world of knowledge.
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Activities are Fun
ISBN 978-81-264-2805-2 Pages: 28 + Cover Price: 30.00
Activities are Fun is packed with entertaining and interesting activities that can be enjoyed by both children and
parents. This book aims to help children make use of their free time to sharpen their memory power and improve
their language, arithmetic, drawing and logical skills. It has all the ingredients to keep a curious child occupied for
hours. Activities are Fun is a must-have activity book which provides children with an ideal pastime at the same time
enabling them to think differently.
Craft is Fun
ISBN 978-81-264-2642-3 | Pages: 28 + Cover | Price: 50.00
This is a fun activity book which contains some simple craft projects for children. It is a way to make use of children’s
free time constructively and develops their creative ability. Craft is Fun also enables a child to discover the immense
artistic possibilities of simple objects.
Play with Masks
ISBN 978-81-264-2803-8 | Pages: 28 + Cover | Price: 30.00
This is an exciting activity book which works in two ways—children can have fun, colouring and cutting out
the masks while learning a bit about each one. This book also helps in developing children’s colour co-ordination
and identifying patterns and designs. Play with Masks is an ideal activity book that combines knowledge with fun.
Exciting Experiments
ISBN 978-81-264-2804-5 | Pages: 28 + Cover | Price: 30.00
Exciting Experiments is full of fun, easy and exciting experiments that will help you answer a lot of questions. These
simple and safe experiments can be done using household articles and recycled items found around your house. It
is also a useful guide for children to grasp scientific concepts and to enhance the scientific curiosity in them. Exciting
Experiments will also help a child develop a serious interest in science.
25 Great Make-it Projects
by Sheila Dhir
ISBN 978-81-264-3879-2 | Pages: 28 + Cover | Price: 60.00
25 Great Make-it Projects is meant to spark your imagination and creativity. Be it a small or big activity!
My First Colouring Book
ISBN 978-81-264-3876-1 | Pages: 40 + Cover | Price: 50.00
Colour Me for Fun
ISBN 978-81-264-3877-8 | Pages: 40 + Cover | Price: 50.00
These enchanting activity books allow children
to colour the world beyond their imagination and
on their own terms with plenty of space. They are
incredibly colourful and creative.
Colour and Play
ISBN 978-81-264-3878-5 | Pages: 40 + Cover | Price: 50.00
Little Lessons (Creative Fiction)
Written by Aparna Nambiar
Age
4+
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 20 + Cover Price: 60.00
ISBN 978-81-264-2370-5 | Little Diya is sad as she prepares
to leave for Chennai. She doesn’t want to leave her friends behind. Then Miss Ria and her friends give her a gift that
she will never forget. In the second story, Diya is terrified as she loses her tooth. Once again, Miss Ria comes to the
rescue.
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Early Learning
Diya Leaves Town & Diya Loses Her Tooth
Diya Plays Teacher & Diya’s Birthday Gift
ISBN 978-81-264-2371-2
Diya decides to teach her younger brother Vinoo to count. She soon learns that teaching is not an easy job. In the
next story, Diya doesn’t want to wake up in the morning even though it is her birthday. Then daddy gives her a
special birthday gift.
Diya’s Sleepless Night & Messy Diya
ISBN 978-81-264-2369-9
One night when her parents have gone out, Diya is sleepy. But she can barely close her eyes imagining her cousins
having a good time without her. In another story, the school bus has come to pick Diya up for a school trip but she
misses it. She has only herself to blame.
Diya’s Friend Minty & Diya’s Ice Cream
ISBN 978-81-264-2372-9
When her chubby new friend Minty joins school, gentle Diya looks out for her. In the second story, Diya goes on a
family outing and learns, to her dismay, that ice creams melt rather quickly!
The Eggless Cake & Vinoo is Shy
Early Learning
ISBN 978-81-264-2499-3
Grandma teaches Diya to bake a cake with no eggs. And when Vinoo is shy on his birthday party, Diya helps him cut
the cake.
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Retold Stories
Aesop’s Fables
Age
4+
Retold by Aromal T.
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 20 + Cover Price: 60.00
The Farmer and the Snake
ISBN 978-81-264-2189-3 | Pages: 20 + Cover
Aesop’s Fables originated in ancient Greece. It is believed that Aesop was a slave and a brilliant
storyteller. These fables are all about worldly wisdom that is conveyed to young readers in a
short and simple style. These stories have been adapted over the centuries. This adaptation
of Aesop’s Fables is special because of its imaginative illustrations.
Birbal Stories
Retold by Various Authors
Age
7+
Format: 20 x 20 cm Price: 60.00
The Emperor’s Journey & The Bad Omen
ISBN 978-81-264-2625-6 | Pages: 24 + Cover
Emperor Akbar gives a peculiar command to his ministers while on a journey. He wants the road to be shortened
and none of the ministers can help him. As always, it is the wise Birbal’s turn to make his emperor happy. In the
second story, the old sweeper in Akbar’s court is sentenced to death for bringing bad luck and only Birbal can save
him.
The Happy Reunion & The Precious Moustache
ISBN 978-81-264-2626-3 | Pages: 24 + Cover
When Birbal leaves Akbar’s court in a fit of rage and does not return, the emperor is heartbroken. Will he have to
replace his wisest minister and how will he do it? In the second story, only Birbal has the answer to Akbar’s strange
question.
Folktales
Age
7+
Retold by Various Authors
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 28 + Cover Price: 60.00
Folktales form a vital part of every culture around the world. They play their part in preserving the essence of the
culture and often contain hidden morals. They give us a glimpse into the life, values and ideals of a country and
suddenly the country becomes no stranger to us.
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The Other Lunch Guest
ISBN 978-81-264-2627-0 | Pages: 20 + Cover
The rich man wants to test Birbal’s wisdom and comes up with a plan. At the end of a sumptuous feast, the rich man
finds out that Birbal indeed is the wisest man in the kingdom.
Hadi
ISBN 978-81-264-1920-3
Set in Rajasthan, the land of brave Rajputs, Hadi is the story of a princess who values honour and courage more than
her own life.
Bappa Rawal
ISBN 978-81-264-1921-0
Bappa, the determined, mischievous and courageous prince fulfils his destiny in this Indian folktale from Rajasthan.
The Stone Flower
ISBN 978-81-264-2469-6
A Russian folktale of fantasy and intrigue, The Stone Flower is sure to grab the attention of a young reader. Ambitious
young Danila’s quest for finding the perfect stone, the strange events that follow and all the startling characters
make this story a spellbinding one.
Tales from the Warli Tribe
ISBN 978-81-264-2466-5 | Pages: 20 + Cover | Price: 60.00
Retold by Sheila Dhir
The word Warli comes from ‘Warla’ which means a piece of land or a field. The Warlis, an Indian
tribe, live at the foot of Western Ghats in Maharashtra. Their simple wall paintings use very
basic forms: a circle, a triangle and a square. The paintings indeed tell stories in a symbolic
manner and represent the folklore and culture of the community.
Age
10+
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Price: 95.00
Banjaran
ISBN 978-81-264-3644-6 | Pages: 64 + Cover
Retold by Anjana Vaswani
Banjara stories, traditions and beliefs are passed down orally, through songs, or through their arts and crafts. The story
of Bhagyamati is one such story, and not everyone believes the tale, but then, when you don’t wake up to the sound of
running streams and chirping birds, it does become a bit harder to believe in magic and happily-ever-afters, doesn’t it?
Kaveri and Korran
Retold Stories
ISBN 978-81-264-4976-7 | Pages: 64 + Cover
Retold by Anjana Vaswani
Inspired by a folktale from Tamil Nadu’s Nari Kuravar tribe, a community of gypsy-hunters, this story centres on the
competition between a quick-witted, street-smart girl and a talented but big-headed hunter.
Native American Folktales
ISBN 978-81-264-5024-4 | Pages: 64 + Cover
Retold by Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan
‘A long time ago, nothing existed in the world. There was no sky, no earth, no people, and everywhere it was pitch
dark.’ Thus begins the story How the Earth was Created. This Native American legend and the others retold here take
readers of all ages into a world of myth and magic. Learn How Trickster Hare Conquered the Sun and saved the earth,
and hear the tale of How the Cahrocs Got their Fire.
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The Talking Handkerchief
ISBN 978-81-264-5005-3 | Pages: 68 + Cover
Retold by Anjana Vaswani
This anthology compiles folktales from five states across India – Gujarat, Assam, Bihar, Kashmir and Tamil Nadu –
and yet it doesn’t, not exactly anyway. This book welcomes the original folktales into this century, taking them not
only through time, but also through cultures and experiences, transforming them along the way to incorporate
changing perceptions.
Hungarian Folktales
ISBN 978-81-264-5023-7 | Pages: 60 + Cover
Retold by Sheila Dhir
Hungarian mythology includes the myths, legends, folktales, fairy tales and gods of the Hungarians or Magyars.
These are steeped in romance, whimsical plots and often have a moral. They give a flavour of the culture and customs
of Hungary. Folktales are stories passed on from one person to another by word of mouth. These tales were not
written down, but existed only in the memory of mankind. Enjoy these interesting Hungarian folktales retold!
Folktales From Assam, Meghalaya & Arunachal Pradesh
ISBN 978-81-264-5004-6 | Pages: 56 + Cover
Retold by Ranjita Biswas
India’s North East is a hotspot of natural diversity, which also extends to its people. The region has nurtured a great
number of tribes and plainspeople for centuries. Their folktales, embedded in their oral history, are simple but rich
in imagination inspired by the beautiful surroundings. Many of them are ‘origin’ stories while others bear a moral
message and are peppered with humour.
Folktales From Around the World
Age
7+
The Mirror of Matsuyama and The Stonecutter
Age
7+
Retold by Riti Prasad
ISBN 978-81-264-5052-7 | Pages: 64 + Cover
In a Malaysian forest, a mouse deer plays the survival game. In a Zulu village, a mother travels
to find a story. Two girls meet twelve mysterious men in Czechoslovakia. In a Nigerian forest, a
tortoise races an elephant. Near Mt. Fuji, a child arrives from the Moon. Join all these characters
to explore the tales of shrewdness and courage from around the world.
Retold by Vinitha Ramchandani
ISBN 978-81-264-3080-2 | Pages: 64 + Cover
Fleeting moments of happiness, momentary sadness and a lot of love, Matsuyama’s life is no
different from our own. The stonecutter’s story is a journey of learning the most important
truth—the best thing to be is you. Beautiful folktales from Japan, wonderfully retold, charmingly
illustrated!
Hanuman Stories
Retold by Manjira Majumdar
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
ISBN 978-81-264-2947-9
One of the most endearing characters from Hindu mythology, Hanuman symbolises many things –
honour, valour, loyalty. Blessed with many powers and unnatural strength, his entire life was
devoted to serving Lord Ram. A mischief-maker, an able minister and above all, a faithful servant,
Lord Hanuman is loved, adored and worshipped all over India.
Read all about the grand plan behind Lord Hanuman’s birth, his never-ending mischief and how he
finally performs the duty he was destined to fulfil.
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Retold Stories
The Story of Anjana and Other Stories
Age
7+
Jataka Tales
Age
7+
Retold by Arthy Muthanna Singh
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 28 + Cover Price: 60.00
Who is Better? ISBN 978-81-264-1893-0
Malik, the King of Kaushal, is loved and respected by his people. But Malik has doubts about his grandeur and wants
to be absolutely sure that he truly deserves the praise and adoration he is getting. He sets out to prove his worth
to himself.
From One Dead Rat to Riches
ISBN 978-81-264 -1890-9
While aimlessly wandering, a young man overhears an interesting conversation on good business sense. The royal
treasurer is explaining to his friend that he can start a business even with one dead rat. The young man is impressed
and decides to put this into practice. He picks up a dead rat lying in the street and what follows is his unbelievable
journey to success.
Smart Follower
ISBN 978-81-264-1845-9
When a sage wants to find the perfect husband for his beloved daughter, he comes up with a plan to find one from
among his disciples. He puts their honesty to the test as he asks them to steal some jewellery so that he can get his
daughter married with a substantial dowry.
Oscar Wilde’s Stories
Age
7+
Retold by Smitha Thomas
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 28 + Cover Price: 60.00
The Happy Prince
ISBN 978-81-264-2468-9
The Happy Prince is a strange tale of kindness and love. The deep bond between a small
sparrow and a statue of a Happy Prince is narrated poignantly. One of the most moving tales
written by Oscar Wilde, The Happy Prince conveys the message of compassion and friendship.
Rama Stories
Retold by Aparna Nambiar
Retold Stories
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 28 + Cover Price: 60.00
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Age
7+
Vali and Sugriva
ISBN 978-81-264-2402-3
Misunderstandings often occur in life, it’s always better to sort out any such issues as early as possible. But
sometimes it blows out of proportion and such misunderstandings can be fatal. This is such a story of how a simple
misunderstanding causes a wide rift between two loving brothers Vali and Sugriva.
Rama Fights Tataka
ISBN 978-81-264-2399-6
The tale of Rama is not one straight story; it’s an intricate plot with so many interconnecting tales that fit into the
main plot. The slaying of Tataka is one such story. It is a thrilling tale of how a very young Rama is requested to kill
an evil rakshasi, who lives in a dark forest, and what happens there.
The Story of Jatayu
ISBN 978-81-264-2403-0
A brave vulture and a devotee of Rama, Jatayu is not afraid of anything, not even death. This story shows how he
tries to save Sita from the clutches of Ravana. In spite of his old age, Jatayu shows utmost loyalty, courage and
power of endurance.
Vikram Vetal
Retold by Jeena Ann Joseph
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 28 + Cover Price: 60.00
Age
7+
Tears And Laughter
ISBN 978-81-264-1774-2
Mysterious robberies trouble the once peaceful land of Chandrodaya. How will the king save his people?
Who is the Killer?
ISBN 978-81-264-1775-9
Hariram’s life is indeed a tragedy. But who indeed is the killer?
1001 Arabian Nights
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
Age
7+
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Other StoriesISBN 978-81-264-2691-1
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Retold Stories
Retold by Arun Kumar & Tina George
Fairytales, adventures, tales of fantasy and magic all find their place in the centuries-old 1001
Arabian Nights. Set in the Middle East, Persia, India, China and Africa these exotic tales have
always been a favourite with children. In this Mango edition we have included five of the best
and the most popular stories from 1001 Arabian Nights. The simple and colourful illustrations
complement the narration.
Collected Stories
Format: 22 x 22 cm (Hard Bound) Pages: 68 + Cover Price: 245.00
Age
7+
Aesop’s Fables
ISBN 978-81-264-4094-8
Retold by Aromal T.
Aesop’s Fables originated in ancient Greece. It is believed that Aesop was a slave and a
brilliant storyteller. These fables are all about worldly wisdom that is conveyed to young
readers in a short and simple style. These stories have been adapted over the centuries.
This hard bound volume of Aesop’s Fables is special because of its imaginative illustrations.
Cinderella and Other Enchanting Fairy Tales
ISBN 978-81-264-4064-1
Retold by Luiza Chandy
Charming princes, enchanting princesses, evil witches, magic spells and the legendary
happy endings – this is the world of memorable adventures and captivating fairytales that
always has the young reader dreaming on. Mango brings you some timeless tales from
the works of the Grimm brothers and Hans Christian Andersen in a beautiful hard bound
volume. Experience once again the magic, adventure and fantasy of these fascinating tales.
Format: 17 x 21 cm Pages: 304 + Cover Price: 395.00
Age
6+
Panchatantra
ISBN 978-81-264-5042-8
Retold by Vrinda Varma
The Panchatantra is one of the oldest surviving set of tales from the Indian subcontinent.
Compiled by Pandit Vishnusharma to educate and enlighten the foolish and dimwitted
sons of the King Amarashakti, the Panchatantra contains many tales of wisdom, written
in the manner of tales within tales. Written as early as in the third century B.C, the
Panchatantra is popular even today among both children and adults for the wisdom it
imparts as well as its humor and wit.
Regional
Age
7+
Mali Stories
Retold by K. Venugopal
Retold Stories
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 56 + Cover Price: 95.00
Mali, or V. Madhavan Nair, was one of Kerala’s most prominent children’s
writers. Making his entry into this field a bit later than most, his unique style –
simple, funny, a bit out of the ordinary – cemented his short stories in Kerala’s
heritage. A master storyteller, Mali could capture children’s unwavering
imagination. It is he who introduced the Malayali children to the Indian epics
through his condensed retellings, Mali Ramayanam and Mali Bhagavatham. His
short stories and novels for children are still celebrated today. Mali is credited
with developing and encouraging the reading habit in generations of children.
The stories in this book are some of Mali’s best known ones – to read, to enjoy, to laugh and to ponder upon.
Azhakan, The Foolish Donkey and Other Stories
Music Swami and Other Stories
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Mango Classics
Age
10+
From India
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
Ramayana
ISBN 978-81-264-2548-8
Retold by Prema Jayakumar
Was there ever a man so perfect, a ruler so noble, a son so devoted? Outrageous expectations perhaps but they
all came true in Lord Rama. Written in a lucid style that is easy for children to read and with illustrations that
transcend boundaries, this timeless epic, Ramayana is presented in a refreshingly new format. The book also gives
the background of a unique ancient culture that has survived through centuries. The fresh new format awakens the
imagination in the young readers by giving them certain interesting questions and themes from the story to ponder
upon.
Ashoka
ISBN 978-81-264-3960-7
Retold by Sheila Dhir
Ashoka, the greatest of Mauryan emperors, launched a fierce attack on the kingdom of Kalinga; his intention was
to conquer this rich and fertile kingdom. And this he did but there was misery and trauma all around. As realisation
came crashing down upon him, he moaned to himself, ‘I am the cause of it all!’ From the ruthless conqueror of lands
to the one who conquered millions with his doctrine of love and peace. This is the story of Ashoka.
Gora
ISBN 978-81-264-4940-8
Retold by Nandini Nayar
Set in the tumultuous pre-Independence days in Kolikata, Gora focuses on the conflict within Indian society. On the
one side are staunch Hindus who believe that following rituals is an essential part of ensuring a stable future for the
country, and on the other are the members of the progressive Brahmo Samaj, who equate modernisation with a
rejection of Hindu beliefs.
Karna
ISBN 978-81-264-3643-9
Retold by Prema Jayakumar
Perhaps Hindu mythology has not produced a hero more wronged than him, cursed from the moment he opened
his eyes till the moment he closed them. Karna is born out of the curiosity of a young girl and is abandoned at birth
by his father the sun god and his mother, Kunti, a princess. Being denied his lineage of divinity and royal blood, he is
brought up by a childless charioteer and his wife. Thus the man who should have been king is reduced to a victim of
taunts and ridicule, even from his own brothers.
ISBN 978-81-264-4021-4
Retold by Nandini Nayar
A fearless king, who knit together the Maratha people, awakening their pride in themselves, Chhatrapati Shivaji
Maharaj is today a national hero.
A born strategist, he used his network of spies and his strong army to achieve various triumphs. His administrative
reforms, the methodical way in which he set about consolidating his kingdom all prove he was a far-sighted king,
determined to provide a safe and peaceful kingdom for his people.
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Shivaji
Krishna ISBN 978-81-264-4145-7
Retold by Prema Jayakumar
Lord Vishnu’s ninth avatar on earth is born with the mission to uphold dharma and defeat evil. A nightmare to his
uncle even before birth and a lovable mischief-maker to his villagers, Krishna’s story provides the guidelines to living
life as a mortal. The naughty butter-thief grows into the charming lover. The valiant vanquisher of evil flawlessly
becomes the philosopher on the battlefield. In his time on earth, to fulfil his duty, Krishna defines his own morality
and righteousness.
Life Of The Buddha
ISBN 978-81-264-4946-0
Retold by R.N. Pillai
Born as the heir to the kingdom of Kapilavastu, prince Siddhartha knows only happiness, luxury and love. Fearing
the prophecy that his son will leave his princely life one day, king Suddhodana shuts him within three beautiful
palaces. But the force of destiny is strong and cannot be beaten back by the enormous walls that protect the prince
from the world outside.
Shakuntalam
ISBN 978-81-264-2901-1
Retold by Prema Jayakumar
The meeting between the brave King Dushyanta and the sublime naive beauty Shakuntala has been preordained.
She would give him the long awaited heir to his throne, a son. But when the time of their parting beckons, little
do the lovers know that their only means of being reunited lies in the royal ring that Dushyanta gives Shakuntala.
Misguided by destiny, Shakuntala is pursued by curses and abandonment as she leaves her hermitage home to be
reunited with her husband and king. Is the king’s love so fickle that he forgets her so quickly? Or is he in the grip of
some terrible curse? How long must Shakuntala wait for recognition? And will the king lose his only son?
The Story of My Experiments with Truth
ISBN 978-81-264-3647-7 | BW
Retold by Nandini Nayar
We know Mahatma Gandhi as the father of the nation, as the benign looking old man whose picture graces our
currency notes. But who was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and what made him the phenomenon he was? Born
into a middle class Gujarati family, Gandhi gave evidence of his thirst for the truth at an early age. Tirelessly striving
for the truth, Gandhi was usually harder on himself than on anyone else. His moral courage and implicit faith in
truth and above all his belief that love and non-violence were the perfect weapons to win any fight made him a
charismatic leader whose life and words continue to influence people today.
Chanakya
Mango Classics
ISBN 978-81-264-5041-1
Retold by Piali Banerjee
Meet India’s most famous kingmaker – Chanakya. A philosopher who taught his students that life is a struggle and
people will try to deceive you, so you have to deceive them first. A man who let himself be fuelled by anger, yet
managed to keep his calm when it came to achieving his goals. A politician, who found no question, too terrible to
ask or answer.
Rani Lakshmibai
ISBN 978-81-264-3392-6
Retold by Nandini Nayar
Rani Lakshmibai’s life has elements of the fairy tale in it. And yet, the young Rani is remembered today not so much
for her role as a queen, as the courage she displayed in taking on the British army, in order to claim her right to the
kingdom. Rani Lakshmibai is probably the most inspiring and enduring image of the Uprising of 1857 in the minds
of Indians, and has come to stand for courage and steely determination. Celebrated in books, songs and films, Rani
Lakshmibai’s life is an inspiration to women today, just as she was in her lifetime.
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Charles Dickens Titles
Retold by Gill Tavner
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
David Copperfield
ISBN 978-81-264-2552-5
Can one lonely little boy show the strength and determination to survive the dangers that lie ahead? Travelling along
the rocky road from boyhood to manhood, how can David learn who to trust and who to love? Will David’s friends
bring him happiness or heartache? In this inspiring tale of trust, betrayal, courage and love, Dickens presents a world
of colourful characters to amuse us, astonish us, disgust us and move us to tears.
Bleak House
ISBN 978-81-264-2551-8
Esther has never known love but she is determined to live well, earn some love and overcome the shadow of her
birth. Thus she boldly takes her steps into an unknown world which is rich in misery and secrets that have the power
to destroy Esther’s world. As you read this Dickens classic, you will be caught up in an unfolding mystery, full of
surprises.
Great Expectations
ISBN 978-81-264-2550-1
Pride, humility, love, loyalty and shame compete for Pip’s emotions. Will his quest to become a gentleman enable
him to melt the cold heart of Estella, or will it destroy his happiness? One of Dickens’s most beloved novels, Great
Expectations, which tells the story of Pip, is full of mystery and surprises.
Oliver Twist
ISBN 978-81-264-3521-0
With a hungry, timid request of ‘Please, sir. Can I have some more?’ nine-year-old orphan Oliver Twist takes his first
step on a terrifying journey.
In the dark, dangerous streets of Victorian London Oliver enters the world of people so poor and desperate that
they will take any risk and know no mercy. Relentlessly pursued by the menacing criminal world, who should Oliver
trust? Are his true friends strong enough to resist the determined plotting of desperate villains? In this gripping tale
of kidnapping, shooting and murder, Charles Dickens shows the threats to a vulnerable boy’s existence and asks the
eternal question: which is more powerful, good or evil?
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Mango Classics
Little Dorrit
ISBN 978-81-264-4022-1
Her future looks as bleak as her past and her present. Born and brought up in a debtor’s prison, Little Dorrit relies on
her sewing skills to help support her father. Little does she know that her sewing will soon present an opportunity
for change. When change arrives in the form of Arthur Clennam, it is accompanied by secrets and dangers. What
are his motives for wanting to help Little Dorrit? Follow Little Dorrit’s tale, enjoy the rich variety of characters she
encounters, and share with her the twists and turns of the road she travels.
The Old Curiosity Shop
ISBN 978-81-264-4023-8
Little Nell Trent’s childhood is over. Her grandfather’s mind is failing, his dark secret makes him sad and distracted,
and he has nobody to care for him but Nell. Nell and her grandfather must disappear or be separated forever, and
so they begin their lives as beggars. When a mysterious gentleman arrives in London, determined to track them
down, it becomes a race against time and against the evil of Quilp. Can Little Nell keep her grandfather safe? Who
will protect Nell? Will the mysterious gentleman find them before it is too late?
A Tale of Two Cities
ISBN 978-81-264-3958-4
Sydney Carton is a lawyer who has wasted his abilities and his life. Now he has to make a difficult choice about what
is really important to him, which could be a matter of life or death. The French Revolution is running its course; lives
are ruined as a new France is created. What is the real identity of the handsome Charles Darnay, who wins Lucie’s
hand in marriage? And why does the shadow of La Bastille Prison hang over them all? The best of times and the
worst of times. London and Paris, Carton and Darnay. A story of contrasts and chaos. Can peace ever be restored in
France and in the hearts of the people involved?
Hard Times
ISBN 978-81-264-3959-1
A disappearing father, an unhappy marriage, a handsome suitor and a bank robbery all bring challenges to Louisa’s
life. Will she be a able to control her powerful emotions, or will they lead her to ruin? Set amongst the noisy,
dangerous factories of a northern industrial town, where the workers struggle to survive, Hard Times explores the
power that people can have over others, and the suffering that is caused when human emotions are ignored.
Jane Austen Titles
Retold by Gill Tavner
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
Sense and Sensibility
ISBN 978-81-264-2950-9
Marianne is ablaze with fire and passion; Elinor keeps her own heat under control.
Marianne seeks a man who shares her eager spirit; Elinor is in love with the polite, considerate Edward Ferrars.
Their younger sister Margaret watches in bewilderment as Marianne and Elinor experience the joys and heartaches
of early adult life. Is Marianne too warm or is Elinor too cold? Whose example should Margaret follow?
Margaret records the dangers presented by scheming friends and deceitful lovers. Will Elinor’s sense be strong
enough to support both sisters, or will Marianne’s sensibility bring tragedy? What will you learn as you read
Margaret’s account?
Mango Classics
Emma
ISBN 978-81-264-2948-6
‘I must warn you that you might guess twenty things without guessing correctly.’
Following her governess’s marriage, wealthy, spoilt Emma Woodhouse seeks new company and new amusement.
Ignoring the warnings of her friend Mr Knightley, she begins a series of terrible blunders.
Through letters to her sister, the author presents the reader with puzzles to confuse even the best detective. Who
sent the mystery piano? Why is Mr Elton so charming and Miss Fairfax so reserved? How many men can Harriet love?
Who is hiding a shocking secret?
With little understanding of her own feelings, can Emma lead anyone towards happiness?
Can you solve any of the mysteries before Emma does?
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Mansfield Park
ISBN 978-81-264-2949-3
‘Your little cousin cannot help being dull and stupid.’
At the tender age of ten, Fanny Price moves from her poor family home to live with her wealthy cousins at Mansfield
Park. Settling into this proud family is only the first of many challenges she will have to face.
Can Fanny, uneducated and inexperienced, win any respect or love, or will the spiteful Mrs Norris turn everybody
against her? When plays, balls and marriage proposals challenge Fanny’s judgement, will she be strong enough to
do what is right?
When jealousy, duty and flattery challenge Fanny’s heart, will it be strong enough to guide her towards true love?
Just how strong is Fanny Price?
Pride and Prejudice
ISBN 978-81-264-2951-6
‘You are the last man in the world I would marry.’
Why does spirited, lively Elizabeth Bennet so rudely reject the proposal of the handsome, rich Mr Darcy? What could
he possibly have done to offend her?
Elizabeth is proud of her ability to judge others; Mr Darcy is proud of his family name. When their social worlds
collide, feelings run high. Misunderstandings, poor judgement and wicked lies bring danger to the Bennet family.
Can broken hearts be mended? Can hurtful words be forgiven? Can the Bennets be drawn back from the brink of
disgrace? Will Elizabeth’s prejudice and Darcy’s pride be the ruin of them both?
Science Fiction Titles
Retold by Various Authors
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
Dracula
ISBN 978-81-264-2794-9
Retold by Chaz Brenchley
When Jonathan Harker travels to Transylvania to meet a client, he little expects the horrors that await him.
As the guest and prisoner of the sinister Count Dracula, Jonathan is plunged into a terrifying world of ancient evil
and unbearable fear.
Back in England, Jonathan’s wife Mina is concerned about her friend Lucy, who is mysteriously ill and growing
weaker by the day. Can Lucy’s friends save her from the worst horror of all, or are they doomed to a similar fate?
Can love, courage and goodness defeat the evil thirst of a vampire? In this fight to the bitter end, who will live, who
will die, and who will be doomed to a living death?
The Time Machine
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Mango Classics
ISBN 978-81-264-2796-3
Retold by Eric Brown
‘On this machine, I intend to explore time ... ’
The time traveller has invented a time machine. Its capabilities are beyond even his fertile imagination.
Hundreds of thousand of years in the future, the beautiful Eloi people live in a Garden of Eden. But why are the Eloi
so fearful of the dark? What horrors lurk beneath the surface of their world?
What will the time traveller learn about the future? Will he survive the evil he encounters? Even if he can find his
stolen machine, will it return him safely home?
What does his future hold? What is the future of the human race?
William Shakespeare’s Plays
Retold by Helen Street
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
The Tempest
ISBN 978-81-264-3299-8
A storm, a shipwreck, an enchanted island ...
A violent storm shipwrecks the King of Naples and his noblemen on what appears to be an uninhabited island. What
the king doesn’t know is that they have been brought here by powerful magic. Prospero, the mysterious ruler of the
island, has a plan, but will he use his magic for good or bad against the castaways? His daughter, Miranda, has never
seen another man except her father. What will she think of the stranger who stumbles into her life? Prospero’s
monstrous servant, Caliban, sees a chance to overthrow his master. Will he succeed? Enchantment and treachery
are everywhere on the island – which will prove the stronger?
Romeo and Juliet
ISBN 978-81-264-3298-1
What could be worse than falling in love with your enemy? Romeo Montague thinks he’s in love until he meets Juliet,
the daughter of the Capulets. With her, he discovers what true love really feels like. But their two families are bitter
rivals, and no one must know about their secret passion. When Romeo kills Juliet’s cousin in a duel, their hope of
happiness seems ended. Can Friar Laurence reconcile the two families, or will his plans bring even more tragedy?
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
ISBN 978-81-264-3297-4
Mischief is in the air when the king and queen of the Fairies quarrel and Puck is left in charge of the love potion. Four
young people are lost in the woods on a midsummer’s night. Will they find each other and true love, or will Puck’s
meddling leave them broken-hearted and alone? A band of players prepares to entertain the Duke of Athens. But
now that the fairies have made a donkey out of their leading man, will Quince and the others ever get to play their
parts? Is there time to put everything right before this magical night is over?
Macbeth
ISBN 978-81-264-3296-7
On a dark heath, Macbeth stumbles across three witches who can see into the future. What he hears will change
everything. Egged on by his wife, he decides to kill in order to gain the Scottish crown. How many people will have
to die in Macbeth’s pursuit of power? With armies, ghosts and magic against him, will Macbeth survive in this tale of
greed and betrayal? Getting the crown is one thing – keeping it is quite another.
Chinese Classics
Retold by Christine Sun
Mango Classics
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
The Three Kingdoms
ISBN 978-81-264-3395-7
The great empire of China is in turmoil. As the government becomes increasingly incompetent,
warlords and nobles battle for power. In the north is the Kingdom of Wei, headed by cunning and
manipulative Cao Cao. In the southeast is the Kingdom of Wu, ruled by masterful and charismatic
Sun Quan. In the west is the Kingdom of Shu, commanded by kind-hearted and humble Liu Bei.
Full of thrilling action, sophisticated stratagems, passionate brotherhood and loyalty, The Three
Kingdoms sums up all the most important lessons of history.
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Mark Twain Titles
Retold by Anna Kirwan
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
Huckleberry Finn ISBN 978-81-264-3522-7
Huckleberry Finn would rather be free than ‘civilised’.
Adventures with Tom Sawyer made Huck rich – but his Pap is a violent drunk and the broad Mississippi is the road
to liberty. Huck’s raft can carry him and his friend Jim, a runaway slave, to safety.
When they lose their way one foggy night, though, they are headed downriver into dangerous territory. How can
one small boy pilot his way through a land of mortal feuds, lynch mobs and tricksters?
When life and freedom are at risk, how can Huck figure out the difference between wrong and right?
Tom Sawyer
ISBN 978-81-264-3523-4
Tom Sawyer is a respectable boy in a little Mississippi River town. Huck Finn is a freedom-loving, neglected outcast.
What better playmate could Tom want?
One night, innocent games of pirates and Robin Hood turn serious when the boys witness a murder in the graveyard.
The murderer will kill them if they tell the truth. What should they do? The boys decide to search for the murderer’s
treasure. What risks will they take? Who else will they endanger? Will they have the courage and quick thinking
to escape from dark caverns, cross the mighty Mississippi, and outwit the criminals? Will they find what they are
looking for?
H. G. Wells Titles
Retold by Eric Brown
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
ISBN 978-81-264-3646-0
No one would have believed that planet earth was being watched by creatures more intelligent than humankind.
But our planet was not only being watched – soon it would be invaded by monstrous creatures from Mars, striding
about the land in great mechanical tripods, bringing death and destruction.
What can possibly stop an invading army equipped with heat-rays and poisonous black gas, intent on wiping out
the human race?
This is one man’s story of that incredible invasion, from the time the first Martians land near his home town, to the
destruction of London. Is this the end of human life?
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The War of the Worlds
Sherlock Holmes Titles
Retold by Tony Evans
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
The Sign of the Four
ISBN 978-81-264-4159-4
‘I find myself in a very strange and mysterious situation.’
When Miss Mary Morstan is invited to meet a secretive stranger, she asks Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to help
her. Captain Morstan has disappeared from his hotel without a trace. Should Miss Morstan dare to hope that her
father is still alive? What horrible scene awaits the famous detective and his friend when they break down the door
to Bartholomew Sholto’s attic room?
Who is the man with the wooden leg, and why is he so full of bitterness and hatred? Will Toby, the cleverest tracker
dog in London, help Holmes and Watson solve one of their most difficult cases?
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The Hound of the Baskervilles ISBN 978-81-264-4158-7
‘Upon the ground around the body were the footprints of a gigantic hound.’
When Charles Baskerville is found dead, his face distorted with shock and horror, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson
are faced with a sinister and difficult puzzle. A fearsome creature stalks the wild and barren hills of Dartmoor.
Is it a demon from the spirit world? Will it defeat their skill and courage? Who is the tall, mysterious figure seen
lurking on the moor at night?
Can Holmes save Sir Henry, the new owner of the Baskerville Hall, from the ancient family curse? Or will the terrifying
hound claim yet another victim?
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Creative Fiction
Age
7+
Animal Opposites
Written by Taylor Brandon
Format: 16 x 22.8 cm Pages: 44 + Cover Price: 80.00
The Bird Who Was Afraid To Clean The Crocodile's Teeth!
ISBN 978-81-264-1948-7
All the African river birds are assigned one crocodile's teeth to clean! Slim draws Gar, the meanest looking crocodile
ever! (The luck of the draw!) Initially afraid to clean Gar's teeth, Slim goes on a jungle adventure learning that, in the
end, appearances can be deceiving!
The Bear Who Couldn’t Hibernate
ISBN 978-81-264-1945-6
Snuggly, spending his first winter alone, just can’t figure out why he can’t fall asleep! After counting sheep and
power yoga don’t help him with his problem, he finally learns the real reason for his insomnia! In the end, Snuggly
finds out, that in life, loved ones are never really gone!
The Penguin Who Disliked The Cold!
The Turtle Who Felt Boxed In!
ISBN 978-81-264-1950-0
Encased in hard enamel from his toes to his chin, Shelby believes that his shell is bringing him down! Join our pal as
he takes off his plating and goes on an adventure, narrowly escaping danger at every turn! In the end, he learns that
in life, sometimes things are there for a reason!
The Eagle Who Didn’t Want To Wear His Glasses Anymore!
ISBN 978-81-264-1946-3
Ol’ Four Eyes is the only eagle to ever be without perfect vision! As a result, he is forced to endure terrible teasing
from the other birds! Join our pal as he removes his glasses only to swallow his pride and put them back on when
the welfare of two baby eagles is at stake! (This story even has a surprise ending!)
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Textbook series
Creative
for Schools
Fiction
ISBN 978-81-264-1949-4
Nippy hates the South Pole! Everything is too white, too plain, too boring, and too “vanilla” for him! Join our fickle
friend as he boards an iceberg and leaves the pole only to meet up with a deadly, radioactive menace of gargantuan
proportions! In the end, Nippy learns that the grass isn’t always greener on the other side.
Indian Tales
Age
7+
Written by Anita Vachharajani
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 44 + Cover Price: 95.00
Tara Tambe, Forest Friend!
ISBN 978-81-264-3079-6
Tara wants to go to an amusement park for her holidays. But her parents are being difficult.
Will her Deadly Tantrum work or will they drag her off on a wild vacation? Then Tara gets sent a
mysterious box, and some unlikely – and unwelcome – guests show up!
A lesson in ‘wild’ manners? Or just a bad dream?
Join Tara and her friends in this charmingly illustrated, roller-coaster-ride of a story ...
Written by Lisha Azad
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 28 + Cover Price: 60.00
Age
7+
A Trip to the Zoo & The Bee Story
ISBN 978-81-264-2463-4
Haneen and Yusuf enjoy a day out with their parents as the family visits the zoo. They learn a thing or two about
animals from Ammi and Abba. In the next story, Ammi tells the children about bees and honey over a glass of
lemonade.
Neighbours All! & A Lesson Learnt
ISBN 978-81-264-2464-1 | Pages: 28 + Cover
As new neighbours move in, Ammi and Abba tell the children the importance of being good neighbours and teach
them the value of sharing. Madam Muna’s class is excited as she tells them a wonderful story with a moral in A
Lesson Learnt.
Rain Rain Go Away & No One Sees Me
ISBN 978-81-264-2465-8 | Pages: 28 + Cover
Haneen and Yusuf are upset as it is raining and they cannot go out to play. Then Ammi tells them about how
important the rain is to earth. It is Ramadan in No one Sees Me and Yusuf is caught stealing food from the kitchen.
Ammi tells him a story to teach him that no one can ever hide from God.
Kerala Mystique
Age
7+
Creative Fiction
Written by Vinitha Ramchandani
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 28 + Cover Price: 60.00
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Krishna and the Ducks
ISBN 978-81-264-2082-7
Krishna the only child of his parents is ignored by his father because he seems slow-witted. The entire village also
pities the boy who learns to live in shadows. Then Krishna’s father brings home a batch of ducks and Krishna blooms.
He has new friends and new responsibilities. Everyone starts to notice the change in Krishna. Everyone, except one
person.
Living Dreams
ISBN 978-81-264-2184-8
Damu lived in a fantasy world where everything he did was transformed into an adventure in his head. The only
problem was that it was difficult to get Damu to do much, not even buying oil from a shop. Naushad the old
fisherman had watched Damu and remembers what it was to be young. He joins Damu with his father and uncle one
fishing trip and shows everyone why it is sometimes important to remain a child.
The Tiger Charmer
ISBN 978-81-264-2185-5
When Neha was born everyone seemed pleased because she was fair and round as the moon. But soon Neha’s
mother grew alarmed because her baby took longer to speak and walk like most human babies did. But that’s not
where Neha’s peculiarities ended. The little girl seemed more comfortable with animals than with humans. Then
one day Neha disappeared only to return with an odd story about healing a tiger.
When the Mountains Laughed
ISBN 978-81-264-2186-2
Unnikrishnan was a happy boy until he is called black. Then the colour of his skin makes his world crumble and he
decides to leave home. He walks away from his happy home with tears in his eyes to a distant mountain. Then the
mountains laughed.
Mallika and the Cobra
ISBN 978-81-264-2081-0
Mallika’s grandmother notices that Mallika no longer visits her favourite perch, the mango tree. She finds out the
reason for it is that a non-poisonous snake has taken residence in that very tree. Mallika and her brother have been
taught to respect animals and not to fear them. Strangely Mallika who once saved her brother from a snake seems
to be scared of snakes. It’s time for Mallika’s grandmother to tell them a story.
Kitchen Series
Age
7+
Written by Seena Subran
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 28 + Cover Price: 60.00
The Haunted Kitchen & The Sunken Treasure
ISBN 978-81-264-1675-2
Mr. Blackie’s New Home & The Mischievous Mouse
The Snooty Teapot & Mr. & Mrs. Robin’s Nest
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ISBN 978-81-264-1674-5
ISBN 978-81-264-1673-8
Creative Fiction
Imagine objects like kitchen utensils having lives of their own. They would walk, play, talk, laugh and cry like human
beings. They would make friends and help each other in times of trouble. This is the idea that led to the creation of
the three books in the Kitchen Series. Meet Blackie, the Chinese wok, Snooty, the teapot, and their friends whose
lives are almost like ours, at times happy and at times sad. The stories are straightforward and imaginative. The
illustrations complement and enhance the stories.
Tikri Tales
Written by Litta Jacob
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 28 + Cover Price: 60.00
Age
7+
The Jumbo Safari
ISBN 978-81-264-2042-1
The Jumbo Safari tells the story of a little elephant named Tikri who lives in the dense jungles
of Sri Lanka. Tikri enjoys his life in the forest but when, to his misfortune, he is captured and
taken to a tourist resort, he doesn’t expect happiness to come his way. But then life is always
full of surprises.
Different Tales
Age
10+
Written by Various Authors
Moon in the Pot
ISBN 978-81-264-2030-8 | Pages: 32 + Cover | Format: 24 x 18 cm | Price: 50.00
Old Guddawwa creates a magical world for her grandson even though her own life has been full of struggle and
hardship.
Mother
ISBN 978-81-264-2031-5 | Pages: 20 + Cover | Format: 24 x 18 cm | Price: 45.00
A shepherd boy, now a university professor, proudly recalls his mother’s struggles to lead her caste people.
Head Curry
ISBN 978-81-264-2029-2 | Pages: 20 + Cover | Format: 24 x 18 cm | Price: 45.00
Head Curry tells the mouth watering story of cooking Sunday lunch in young Khadeer’s family.
Creative Fiction
Untold School Stories
ISBN 978-81-264-2036-0 | Pages: 56 + Cover | Format: 24 x 18 cm | Price: 80.00
Three Fourth, Half Price, Bajji Bajji
Time to buy old textbooks? Wondering how to do it? Our young hero shows how to cut an Ambani-like deal.
Textbook
Saheer can’t find any Muslim name in his Malayalam textbook. If these names have disappeared, surely he can help
to bring them back.
Friends in School, Not in the Village
Sreelatha and Suvarna are close friends in school. In the village, however, their castes are not easily forgotten.
The Two Named Boy and Other Stories
ISBN 978-81-264-2037-7 | Pages: 40 + Cover | Format: 18 x 24 cm | Price: 70.00
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The Two Named Boy
Are you two people when you have two names? A boy thinks his way through his dilemma.
Smells and Stenches
Anni’s mother always makes sure that she is spic and span when she goes to school. So then why do her teachers
act as if she is disgusting?
Shaija’s Space
As she queues up to fill her bucket with water, Shaija goes on a voyage to space.
Tataki Wins Again & Braveheart Badeyya
ISBN 978-81-264-2035-3 | Pages: 48 + Cover | Format: 18 x 24 cm | Price: 70.00
Tataki Wins Again
Twelve year old Balamma is feisty enough to water her family’s little patch of land before the village karnam’s fields.
But will she be match for the powerful, and very angry, karnam?
Braveheart Badeyya
Everybody is proud of Badeyya because he is the only boy from the village who goes to school. But not all his lessons
are learnt there.
The Sackclothman
ISBN 978-81-264-2032-2 | Pages: 44 + Cover | Format: 18 x 24 cm | Price: 65.00
Who is Chakkupranthan? Where does he come from? Anu’s curiosity about the village madman leads to an unlikely
friendship and a key to her own world.
Spirits from History
ISBN 978-81-264-2034-6 | Pages: 44 + Cover | Format: 18 x 24 cm | Price: 60.00
My Friend, the Emperor
‘History does not like me.’ Can the mysterious friend Adil meets at the mosque help him with his curious problem?
Njaaru
Mathai is in despair. Who will help him plant his field before the saplings wither and die? The answer comes from
unexpected quarters.
Spooky Stories
Age
10+
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm BW
As Strange as it Gets
ISBN 978-81-264-5039-8 | Pages: 92 + Cover | Price: 100.00
The Haunted School and Other Stories
ISBN 978-81-264-3301-8 | Pages: 108 + Cover | Price: 95.00
Written by Nandini Nayar
Encounters with ghosts are never easy as the children in these very different ghost stories discover! A schoolgirl has
to tackle something more frightening than the apparition she meets in The Haunted School. And Siddhu in The Tennis
Summer uses his newly acquired tennis skills to fight the evil threatening his grandmother. In The Ghost in the Tower,
Priya draws on resources within herself to battle the demons that torment her.
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Creative Fiction
Written by Cheryl Rao
The two stories in this book will make you wonder: Why are Sunny’s dreams in A Long Wait so realistic – and haunting?
And when he and his cousins go with their parents for a holiday to Mahableshwar, why
does the place seem so familiar?
In The Gift, what is the old mystery that Meghna gets a hint of in her grandparents’ house – and will it come back to
affect the family again?
Stories to Scare
ISBN 978-81-264-5179-1 | Pages: 104 + Cover | Price: 100.00
Written by Cheryl Rao
This collection of spooky stories will have you sitting at the edge of your seats and wondering:
How did a morning spent painting go so wrong for Divya – and what can she do about it? Were Supriya and Sunanda
prepared for the surprise they would get when they went exploring in their grandmother’s house? What was so
special about the dogs Duke and Buller – and did their loyalty go beyond the call of canine duty?
Whispers from Under the Bed
ISBN 978-81-264-5178-4 | Pages: 92 + Cover | Price: 125.00
Written by Anjana Vaswani
After lots of tossing and turning and turning and tossing one night, Anjana crept out of her bed, caught the monster
under it by his feet, dragged him out and sat him down (with a cup of hot chocolate, of course – she’s not a monster!)
to say, ‘Hey, you wouldn’t happen to know any bedtime stories, would you?’ Happily, it turned out, he did.
So, the obliging troll told her about the bad boys of Icelandic Christmas lore, about how a group of boys handled
a large scale problem, about magical dancing shoes that were one girl’s nightmare, about the terrifying task of
making friends at
a new school, about a little genius who was all too clever for his own good, about three little P.I.s (Paranormal
Investigators), and about a little author, confronted by her own ghosts, who finally recognised the importance of
happy endings.
Now, Anjana shares these stories with you in order to pay for that big dusty furball’s nightly cups of hot chocolate.
Adventure Stories
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 176 + Cover BW Price: 150.00
Detective Gayatri Series
Age
10+
ISBN 978-81-264-5038-1
Written by Shivani Adib
Follow the adventures of three school friends who are plunged headlong into a series of four
exciting mysteries. Join Gayatri and her best friends Bela and Monty as they get embroiled in
The Mystery at Magarpuram and endeavour to unmask the perpetrator of the continuous thefts
from the Magarpuram royal treasury. Enjoy the young investigators’ tactics as they deal with a
crotchety head librarian, console a worried assistant librarian, and hone their interrogative skills
in the intriguing The Case of the Antique Book. Watch Gayatri and her team spiritedly tackle a
menacing ringmaster and use some incisive reasoning to work out The Mystery of the Missing
Chimpanzee. Stay gripped as the junior detective team combines an investigative and courageous spirit with astute
deductions to stay hot on the track of an elusive culprit in The Case of the Stolen Watch.
Literary Fiction
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 95.00
The Chicken that Started It All
Age
10+
Creative Fiction
ISBN 978-81-264-5040-4
Written by Nandini Nayar
Amol and his sister Sudha are looking forward to a lazy Sunday and their favourite dish for lunch.
But the chicken that is to be lunch has other plans. It escapes and leads the family on a merry
chase. In the process Amol, Sudha, Amol’s friend Sameer and Sameer’s brother Sahil learn some
important lessons from Smarty, the chicken that started it all!
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Raj Series
Age
10+
Format: 14 x 21 cm (Paperback)
A Brave Girl
ISBN: 978-81-264-4089-4 Pages: 116 Price: Rs. 125
Written by Alice F. Jackson
A Brave Girl is in many ways a stereotypical novel of the 1857 Mutiny. Joan and Sara are the two main protagonists
of the tale. The two sisters live with their father in a bungalow in Mhow, surrounded by the usual retinue of native
servants, and a dog. Joan is tomboyish and is good with guns while Sara is the proper ‘housekeeper’, their mother
being dead some years now. Anticipating the Mutiny, their father calls upon Joan to retrain herself with the guns.
When the mutiny does arrive Joan and Sara are forced to flee the house in a carriage. This and their stay in the
English fort form the adventurous storyline.
Bryda
ISBN: 978-81-264-4090-0 Pages: 180 Price: Rs. 175
Written by Louise Frances Field
Bryda opens with an English home where young Bryda is growing up, missing her parents but in the loving care of
her beloved Uncle Jack. She is set to leave for India and join her parents. The Mutiny breaks out after she arrives
in India. It is seen through the young Bryda’s eyes, who is, unlike her friend Lottie, sympathetic towards the native
servants and ayahs. Protected and guided by her friendly servant, Wazir Ali, Bryda experiences separation from her
family, unfamiliar terrains and practices, unexpected acts of kindness and a multitude of emotions like fear, love
and sympathy.
Lost in the Jungle
ISBN: 978-81-264-3919-5 Pages: 108 Price: Rs. 125
Written by Augusta Marryat
Lost in the Jungle is a dramatic-sensationalist survivor tale. Augusta Marryat offers us a traditional heroic narrative
where the white woman, Mrs. Brisbane and the white boy, Harry, bravely face the inimical Indian landscape, natives
and the frightening political situation of armed rebellion by the natives.
Age
14+
Eight Days
The Red Year ISBN: 978-81-264-4093-1 Pages: 296 Price: Rs. 250
Written by Louis Tracy
The Red Year became synonymous in British India with 1857–58, the years of the Mutiny. Louis Tracy opens the novel
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Creative Fiction
ISBN: 978-81-264-4092-4 Pages: 532 Price: Rs. 425
Written by R. E. Forrest
Forrest’s Eight Days is the story of the eight days from the 8th to the 15th of May, 1857. Khizrabad becomes the scene
of English heroism and sacrifice, and native conspiracy and brutality. Apart from changing the names of the places
and characters, the novel stays close to historically recorded facts of the events at the Delhi palace of Bahadur Shah
Zafar, Meerut and other places.
with the incident that many historians identify as the cause of the Mutiny: the lascar mocked by the ‘lower-caste’
man for using cartridges smeared with pig and cow fat. Then comes the love story – that of the soldier Major Frank
Malcolm and Winifred Mayne, the niece of a soldier in Meerut. Major Malcolm’s ride from Meerut to Lucknow, then
to Delhi and back, aided by his faithful servant, Chumru is a lesson in history for the reader. Malcolm meets each
of the main English heroes of the turbulent years: Havelock, Neill, Henry Lawrence, Hodson, Wilson and Nicholson.
He also meets the principal Indian helming the affairs during this time: Nana Sahib, Roshanara Begum and Bahadur
Shah Zafar.
In the Heart of the Storm
ISBN: 978-81-264-4091-7 Pages: 480 Price: Rs. 395
Written by Maxwell Gray
In the Heart of the Storm uses the Indian Mutiny of 1857 as a prop to a larger theme of English class romances.
Philip Randal’s doubtful parentage and his problematic relations with his adopted sister Jessie and his odd rivalry
with his wealthy neighbour Claude Medway who also, incidentally, falls in love with Jessie, sets up the novel’s
prominent themes: parentage, lineage and social status. Medway, from a distinguished and wealthy family, does
not accrue social status from his class alone: he serves in the army. Philip, doomed to a life of poverty and uninspiring
employment also finds his status through military service. But the novel is primarily the story of Jessie, whose
upbringing has distanced her from her natural social position.
The Diary of an Indian Schoolgirl
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Price: 95.00
Apoorva’s Fat Diary
ISBN 978-81-264-5278-1 | Pages: 76 + Cover
Age
10+
Written by Nandini Nayar
Twelve-year-old Apoorva Joshi has been asked to keep a diary. She agrees on the condition
that she will only write about the twelve special meals that she eats over the next few months.
Soon, however, Apoorva is chronicling not only the best meals she has eaten, but her constantly
changing equations with the people around her. Formulas, equations, lists and reasons crowd
Apoorva’s Fat Diary, making it an honest and hilarious read.
Age
10+
Meanie.com
ISBN 978-81-264-6370-1 | Pages: 68 + Cover
Written by Nandini Nayar
The mysterious BigA, leader of the group on Meaning.com, steers the group through stormy
discussions at night. Who is this BigA and why is Apoorva filled with so many questions? Who
is 2pretty2 perfect? Who is knockknock and where does he get his jokes from? Apoorva turns
detective and in the process discovers several surprising things about friends and family, and the
meanings they hide.
Historical Fiction
Age
10+
Creative Fiction
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Price: 95.00
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When Children Make History: A Tale of 1857
ISBN 978-81-264-3033-8 Pages: 140 + Cover Price: 95.00
Written by Nandini Nayar
Punkahwallah Hari and Harry, son of John sahib, are unlikely friends, who do not care for the differences in their skin
colour or their social positions. But when the world around them erupts into violence in 1857 British India, where
the brown and the white people stand on opposite sides of the fence, the boys are forced to make choices. Will
Harry stay loyal to his beloved adopted country, Hindustan? Or will he betray the sepoys and prove, once and for all,
that his loyalty lies primarily with his father’s country, England? Follow Hari, Harry and inquisitive little Tara on the
adventure of their life.
This is How it Happened: Tales from Indian History
ISBN 978-81-264-5051-0 Pages: 58 + Cover
Written by Nandini Nayar
The identity of the soldier who cut down Rani Lakshmibai remains unknown to this day. But if he were to
write an account of the battle, what would he say? And did the poor man who had slaved away on the railway
line between Thane and Boribunder, dreaming of the day when he would be allowed to ride the magnificent
carriages, get his opportunity? This is How it Happened: Tales from Indian History presents stories narrated by
people who were rarely in the picture, who stayed on the margins of history but who saw and remembered.
Creative Writing
Format: 20 x 20 cm Pages: 64 + Cover Price: 150.00
Age
10+
Jot a Dot
ISBN 978-81-264-1910-4
Written by Sheila Dhir
Have you ever wondered how that thought or little idea in your head can be
transformed into a book? Jot a Dot stimulates questions and the ‘art of thinking
sideways.’ The unique, vibrant, eye-catching and creative illustrations take you
through the process of not just writing a story but give you tips on how to create
pictures for your own book. Editing, fonts, cover design, layout, contrast, emphasis
and many more such terms are expertly explained in this book. Jot a Dot by Sheila Dhir
is a 'must have' for all aspiring and budding creative writers, illustrators and educators.
Poetry
Age
7+
Format: 20 x 20 cm
Audio available
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Creative Writing & Poetry
Nonie’s Magic Quilt ISBN 978-81-264-2361-3 | Pages: 28 + Cover | Price: 60.00
Written by Anita Vachharajani
It’s not an easy life for Nonie’s parents. Night or day, she simply won’t sleep. What can they possibly do? Maybe
magical Aunt Munni has the answer …
With mischievous text and joyous illustrations, this story-in-rhyme will delight children of all ages!
Chandu Pottu
ISBN 978-81-264-1882-4 | Pages: 16 + Cover | Price: 40.00
Written by Sheila Dhir
‘Amma, what is that great big SPOT?
It’s gigantic, it’s HUGE – this BIG round BLACK DOT’
It changes colour, waxes and wanes like the moon, makes Amma look like a fairy queen and comes in the colours
red, yellow and green.
What is this mysterious dot? Find out the answer in Sheila Dhir’s Chandu Pottu.
History
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 140 + Cover BW Price: 95.00
Indian History: Fun and Facts
Age
10+
ISBN 978-81-264-4088-7
Written by Piali Banerjee
Maya peeped into the keyhole of the next kingdom, early one morning. She saw a king being
massaged with lots of oil. Then he started physical exercises. He worked out for an hour,
wrestled for a while and then went for a ride on his horse … Meet Krishnadevaraya of the
Vijayanagar Empire.
Maya stood in front of a church at Shropshire in UK and saw people in a state of panic. She saw
a boy perched on a gargoyle atop the church tower, grinning at everyone. Everyone scolded
him, and reminded him that he had already been expelled from three schools … Meet little Robert Clive, who would
grow up to establish British rule in India.
Maya peeps into every chapter of India’s fascinating history beginning with the Harappan culture and ending with
today’s entrepreneurial e-India. And comes up with a dizzying burst of experiences, which adds up to the great
Indian way of life.
Environment Series
History & Environment Series
Format: 22 x 22 cm
Age
7+
Endangered Animals of India
ISBN 978-81-264-4057-3 Pages: 68 + Cover Price: 245.00
Written by Praba Ram & Meera Sriram
A red panda in India? And why is the world’s smallest pig almost extinct? Find answers to these and more in this
beautifully illustrated picture book packed with fascinating facts about ten endangered animals and their varied
habitats. Follow their lives as we travel from the snowy Himalayas down to the Indian Ocean; from the swampy
Sundarbans on the east to the open plains on the west. Why are they threatened and what can we do about it? Filled
with beautiful life-like illustrations and curious facts, this hard bound volume is an eye-opener about the worrying
state of India’s precious wildlife.
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Vriksha: Original Tree Stories and Real Tree Facts
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A
ISBN 978-81-264-4359-8 Pages: 72 + Cover Price: 145.00
10+
Written by Vinitha Ramchandani
This book contains beautiful stories about trees. Vriksha started as a workshop to help children identify trees that
surrounded them. Now its pages hold nourishing, sunny, myths about how trees could have got their names – the
jackfruit tree with its crown of emerald leaves, the laburnum with flowers like gold jewels, the tenacious neem with
teeth-edged leaves.
Format: 13 X 19.7 cm
The Autobiography of a Tree
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A
ISBN 978-81-264-4358-1 Pages: 52 + Cover Price: 80.00
10+
Written by Saroj Mukherjee Translated by Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan
‘I have a request of those who have read my story: I may not remain, but remember me and
think of me.
When you pass by trees imagine them to be your friends, and stroke their trunks with
affection. Remember, that like you, they too experience sadness, joy and pain.’
So speaks Tree in this extraordinary story of friendship and learning. As the tale unfolds,
punctuated by dramatic encounters and exciting celebrations, we learn what really matters
in life.
Animal Kingdom: Masters of Trickery
ISBN 978-81-264-5053-4 Pages: 68 + Cover Price: 95.00
Written by Gita Varadarajan
Meet the fascinating and electrically charged parasitic world. As you take a whirlwind tour,
you will be amazed with their one skill that stands out most of all, their ability to move
undercover, catch you unawares and feed off you. Do not ignore them, give them the respect
they deserve, for it is not easy to be a parasite.
knowledge and learning
Age
10+
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 108 + Cover Price: 125.00
Mathematics Fun, Facts and Fiction
ISBN 978-81-264-5177-7
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Knowledge and Learning
Written by Riti Prasad Mathematics was perhaps born even before the mathematicians came to be. Perhaps from
when the world was born, even before that or when time was born.
You can find mathematics expressed in nature and in technology, in living beings and in
objects, whether it is by way of magic of numbers or symmetry of shapes or accuracy of
proportions.
Have fun with numbers, admire the beauty of shapes, study the complexities of logical
problems and think out of the box with these stories from Eritrea, Liberia, Italy, India, China,
Persia that teach, enchant and puzzle.
And that is not all. You have your own set of questions to solve as you go through each story in the book.
Mango Yearbook 2015
Format: 14 x 21 cm Pages: 288 + Cover Price: 295.00
Age
10+
ISBN 978-81-264-5242-2
The Mango Yearbook 2015 is well researched and meticulous in facts, and lucid and clear-cut
in presentation – a comprehensive reference book to meet the academic requirements of
students. The Mango Yearbook 2015 covers an extensive range of topics: current affairs, fact
files – countries and India, history, earth, space, environment, medical science, information
& broadcasting, arts, literature, cinema, sports, fashion, awards, personalities. The horrific
attack in Peshawar, the art extravaganza, the Kochi-Muziris Biennale and Atletico de
Kolkata’s spectacular win at ISL 2014 have all been featured. This book is a visual treat,
replete with high quality images and stunning design. The Mango Yearbook 2015 is an
exceptional resource for educational projects.
The book is filled with 270 interesting facts and is an almanac worth reading!
ART AND MUSIC
Format: 13 x 19.7 cm Pages: 76 + Cover Price: 95.00
Age
10+
baaja
ISBN 978-81-264-5129-6
Written by Mamta Nainy
A lively introduction to music and musical instruments of India, this beginner’s guide takes
its readers to the magical world of music. With notes and stories on the history, construction
and sounds of a variety of Indian musical instruments from each of the instrument families,
together with imaginative narration, beautiful black-and-white illustrations and snippets of
trivia. The book aims to enhance the readers’ understanding and appreciation of music and
musical instruments of India.
A worthy addition to every music lover’s library!
KNOW YOUR INDIA
Format: 22 x 22 cm Pages: 76 + Cover Price: 150.00
vahana: Tales of Divine Animal Mounts of the Gods
Art and Music
ISBN 978-81-264-5342-9
Written by Mamta Nainy
How did Nandi become Lord Shiva’s vehicle?
Why did Lord Ganesha take a mouse for his mount?
Did Lord Brahma actually sail on a swan?
Read the legends behind the super mounts of the super gods – some funny,
some thrilling, some heart-warming, but all extremely captivating and immensely
fascinating. Accompanied by beautiful black and white illustrations, this delightful
book gives you the ‘not-so-known’ of ancient Indian mythology in all its richness, along with generous doses of fun!
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Complete list of audio books available
Titles
1. Ramayana
2. Mahabharata: How it all Began
3. Mahabharata: The Roll of the Dice
4. Mahabharata: The Great War
5. Meerabai
6. Rani Lakshmibai
7. Shakuntalam
8. Shivaji
9. Karna
10. The Story of My Experiments with Truth
11. Ashoka
12. Nonie’s Magic Quilt
13. A Piece of Luck
14. Meera’s Friends, the Trees
15. Rain Rain Go Away & No One Sees Me
16. A Trip to the Zoo & The Bee Story
17. Neighbours All & A Lesson Learnt
18. Tara Tambe, Forest Friend!
19. Krishna and the Ducks
20. The Birdman
21. Sethu Learns to Smile
22. Unni’s Story
23. When the Mountains Laughed
24. The Tiger Charmer
25. Living Dreams
26. Mallika and the Cobra
27. Turtle Tales
28. Tales from the Warli Tribe
29. Appu Makes a Friend
Textbook series
for Schools
Audio
Books
30. Appu Goes to Work
31. Appu and the Circus
32. Appu’s Trunk
33. Appu Visits the Doctor
34. Appu’s Birthday
35. Thumbelina and Her Adventures
36. Thumbelina and the Field Mouse
37. Thumbelina Finds Her True Love
38. The Nightingale
39. Jabu and the Lion
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40. The King of Birds
41. Two Bachelors and a Python
42. The Mirror of Matsuyama and The Stonecutter
43. The Tongue-cut Sparrow and Other Stories
44. Andher Nagari
45. Bappa Rawal
46. Hazaar Maarya
47. Sister Alyonushka and Brother Ivanushka
48. The White Duck
49. Teryosha
50. The Lime Tree
51. Father Morozko
52. The Stone Flower
53. The Golden Mountain and Other Stories
54. The Armadillo’s Song and Other Stories
55. Banjaran
56. Pollution Solution
57. From One Dead Rat to Riches
58. Hard Earned Money
59. The Miser
60. Sweet Words or Harsh Words?
61. The Selfish Fisherman
62. Greed Gets you Nowhere
63. The Wonderful Mantra
64. The Candle does not Give any Heat
65. The Wise Old Man
66. Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Other Stories
67. The Kid and the Wolf
68. The Farmer and the Snake
69. Birbal’s Visit to Persia
70. The Emperor’s Journey & The Bad Omen
71. How Birbal Caught the Thief & The Diamond Necklace
72. The Old Woman’s Bag & Birbal and the Palmist
73. The Happy Reunion & The Precious Moustache
74. The Other Lunch Guest
Audio Books
75. Cinderella
76. Rapunzel
77. Snow White
78. Little Red Riding Hood
79. The Elves and the Shoemaker
80. The Happy Prince
81. The Selfish Giant
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82. The Moonlake
83. The Crow and the Cobra
84. The Four Friends & The Cunning Cat
85. The Clever Fox
86. Wishes and the Golden Fish
87. Fooled You!
88. The Greatest Power of All
89. Greed is No Good
90. How the Gatekeepers were Trapped
91. The Cat that would not Drink Milk
92. Idgah and Other Stories
93. Old Wine in a New Bottle
94. Tears and Laughter
95. The Noblest Mind
96. The Spendthrift King
97. Who is the Killer?
98. The Haunted School and Other Stories
99. When Children Make History: A Tale of 1857
100. The Story of Anjana and Other Stories
Audio Books
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Mango books are available in DC Books and Current Books outlets
and other major bookstores.
You can also order them online:
http://onlinestore.dcbooks.com/publishers/mango
For bulk orders, please contact:
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Tel.: +91-9846 221 331, +91 481 2563114, +91 481 2301614
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Most of our titles are available on audio, e-book and iPad platforms. For enquiry,
please contact:
Mango Editorial Office
c/o DC Books Distribution Centre and Office
Door no. 41/1682, Pullepady Cross Road
Near Kadavil Court
Ernakulam 682 018
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