Do you ever think of your future – dream about becoming an astronaut, a surgeon or a wildlife photographer? What if animals too have such ambitions? What if a rhesus monkey wishes to be a school bus driver or a hard-working donkey wants to be a movie star? Just imagine what they would do to get what they want! Pavan, an over-worked camel in the city of Ahmedabad, India, hates his job. He often dreams of being a racing camel in Dubai. But hitched to a heavy vegetable cart and with his owner Motabhai around, how is this possible? One day, Pavan finds a way to escape with a little help from some kind-hearted children. He makes a mad dash through the city along with Bijilee, a dhobi’s donkey whom he befriends on the way. Can you imagine the riot that this pair causes in the narrow, bustling streets of old Ahmedabad, as they race past its historic monuments, with Motabhai, an auto-driver, a policeman and a washerwoman hot on their trail?

Bye, Bye, Motabhai! (Humpback Tales)

Children's Books

Sambasivan, Kala

Animals

Yali Books

The beautiful city of Jaipur is rejoicing. The Maharajah and his people, all dressed in their best, are getting ready to welcome the Emir from faraway Dubai. But behind all the music, dancing and gaiety, there is something very strange going on…Why is a runaway camel stalking the royal guest in and around the forts and palaces of Jaipur? Why is he being helped by an odd bunch of friends - a faithful donkey, a chatty parrot, two resourceful monkeys and one smart little boy? And who is that mysterious man following them with a very grumpy expression on his face? Find out what happens next in this lively sequel to Bye, Bye Motabhai!

Jaipur Jamboree (Humpback Tales)

Take a bewildering trip through India that will have you winding your way through Assam's tea estates, putting together a snake boat in Kerala, and hunting for antiques at Mumbai's Chor Bazaar. Just don't get lost along the way An activity book for ages 6+, filled with 50 mazes, hidden objects, and visual conundrums.

A Puzzling Tour of India

Sambasivan, Ambika

Activities, Crafts & Games

Be careful what you wish for! Long, long ago or just a year ago – depending on when you are reading it – the Astu Devas awoke and granted the absurd wishes of two citizens of Orum, leaving the town isolated from the rest of civilization. It is now up to Vikram, his reluctant fiancée, Ponni, and his friends - Kalla, a thief, and Bana, a wannabe playwright - to steal a fabled blood jewel and save Orum. Oh, did we mention the jewel hangs around the neck of the demonic goddess, Rakta Katteri, guarded by her devotee, the terrifying Sorcerer of Mandala? Come, enter a portal to an enchanting new world! A quirky fantasy novel suitable for ages 14 and up.

The Sorcerer of Mandala

Literature & Fiction

Kalyanaraman, D

Humor & Satire

Imagine yourself transported to an enchanted world - a world filled with spectacular sights and astonishing detail. From churches of Goa in the south, the white salt desert of Kutch in the west, magical living root bridges of Meghalaya in the east to the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas in the north, Wanderlust: A Coloring Journal is your ticket to an incredible journey. Arm yourself with color pencils and let your imagination run wild as you experience India in a whole new way.Wanderlust: A Coloring Journal features 25 gorgeous scenes from lesser-known regions in India with travel notes by the artist, making this book an unforgettable tour of one of the most colorful places in the world.

Wanderlust: A Coloring Journal

Radhakrishnan, Chandra Prabha

Arts & Photography

Tashi is worried about his friend, the Moon. He seems thinner than usual. Maybe the Moon's Amma-ley isn't giving him enough to eat? Tashi decides to help his friend. And what does the Moon have to say? Well, he just smiles his special smile--eyes closed and no teeth showing.Set in the remote mountains of Ladakh in India, Milky Way is a sweet tale of friendship between a boy and the moon. The story highlights the importance of the moon in Tibetan Buddhism and showcases elements of Himalayan cultures, including their delectable cuisine.

Milky Way

Nainy, Mamta

Science, Nature & How It Works

Tashi is worried about his friend, the Moon. He seems thinner than usual. Maybe the Moon’s Amma-ley isn’t giving him enough to eat? Tashi decides to help his friend. And what does the Moon have to say? Well, he just smiles his special smile–eyes closed and no teeth showing.Set in the remote mountains of Ladakh in India, Milky Way is a sweet tale of friendship between a boy and the moon.

In the stillness of autumn, I feel I can almost hear someone hum ‘Lokame tharavadu (the world is my home)….’In her tiny flat in East London, as Mili waits for her baby to arrive, little things remind her of her life in India—the scent of jasmine flowers, a heavy downpour, a late-night cup of coffee, an amla or gooseberry—and she is overcome with a deep desire to recreate the flavors of her childhood. Can a jar of amla pickle help her travel back to that safe haven she once called home?In this sweetly nostalgic graphic novel, the narrator recounts her meandering journey from her ancestral village in South India to the United Kingdom, capturing the deep feeling of longing for home that shapes the lives of emigrants everywhere.

Amla Mater

Comics & Graphic Novels

Menon, Devi

Graphic Novels

Lioness of Punjab

Teen & Young Adult

Kharbanda, Anita Jari

Historical Fiction

"We will fight here," I commanded the warriors. "We are strong. We will have no fear. As Sikh warriors, we are ready to fight for justice. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa! Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh!"\nIt is the winter of 1705, and the tenth Guru of the Sikhs is under attack by the armies of the mighty Mughal Emperor, Aurangzeb. Under siege and isolated, Guru Gobind Singh Ji's men are exhausted beyond measure, and forty soldiers decide to head home. Back in the villages of Punjab, these forty men are met by a fiery Sikh woman-a warrior who has been preparing all her life for this very moment-who leads the deserters back to the Guru. This is the story of that warrior, the fierce Mai Bhago, who chose the sword to symbolize her unwavering loyalty and devotion to her people and her faith.\nThis energetic coming-of-age young adult novel brings us closer to Mai Bhago-a woman revered in the Sikh community and beyond-to imagine her growing to embrace her many roles in a way that was entirely her own and, in the process, becoming a shining inspiration for young women everywhere.

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Bye, Bye, Motabhai! (Humpback Tales)

Jaipur Jamboree (Humpback Tales)

A Puzzling Tour of India

The Sorcerer of Mandala

Wanderlust: A Coloring Journal

Milky Way

Milky Way

Amla Mater

Lioness of Punjab

Lioness of Punjab