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Children’s Books

HarperCollins Children’s Books: A Pandemonium in Pakshila by Kalpish Ratna

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announces the release of A hilarious, laugh-out-loud adventure by popular author duo Kalpish Ratna A Pandemonium in Pakshila subtly deals with themes of environmental conservation and living in harmony with the natural world. About the book: What if a whole lot of strangers, human and animal, waiting for rescue decided you were

HarperCollins Children’s Books: Spooky Stories by Tanushree Podder

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announces the release of Spooky Stories by Tanushree Podder   A writer’s journey turns into a nightmare when he disembarks from the train to catch a thief and misses the train.  Anirudh is forced to spend the night in a tiny railway station with barely anyone in sight. A power failure adds

HarperCollins announces its I Can Read! Subscription Program

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Widely recognized as the premier line of beginning readers, I Can Read! books are organized into levels. With a range of titles featuring award-winning authors and illustrators, and the most beloved character friends in the history of children’s literature, one can find books at every stage to engage and excite children.

Amar Chitra Katha Folktales Series | Out Now!

Adapted from the original AMAR CHITRA KATHA comics for the first time! India’s rich tapestry is woven together by her stories. These tales can be from the great epics and mythology, or from the ancient history of this rich land. But sometimes the stories of the people, passed down from

A One-Shot Introduction to Vaccines!

‘This engaging and appealing book leads us through questions and answers that show how we can use vaccines to protect us.’ says Dr. Gagandeep Kang, Professor of Microbiology, Christian Medical College Tina Narang, Publisher, HarperCollins Children’s Books says, ‘For children it’s been a year filled with many new words, starting with Corona,