Talking about the book The Rain Harvesters authors Stephen Aitken and Sylvia Sikundar

Talking about the book The Rain Harvesters authors Stephen Aitken and Sylvia Sikundar stated, ‘This is the first book in an environmental fiction series that features two young children finding solutions to real-world problems. We are passionate about addressing the climate crisis and hope that India’s ancient rainwater harvesting tradition

Talking about A Star Named Bibha and Other Stories author Anwesha Sengupta says, ‘Researching the lives of these thirty exemplary women has been an inspiring journey for us. They had the courage to imagine a fairer society and had the resilience to work for it against all odds. We hope that the

Talking about The Jewel of Nisawa author Jugal Hansraj says, ‘Does true value lie in our perception of material things? Or is it found within the people around us? Join young prince Kadis in his journey of discovery as he finds the answer to this age old question in The

Talking about Mahi: The Elephant Who Flew over the Blue Mountains author Anand Neelakantan says, ‘It was always my dream to write a children’s book that could be read differently by children and adults and yet will be entertaining to both. Mahi is a children’s book about achieving one’s dream.

PRAISE FOR WHEN FAIRYLAND LOST ITS MAGIC Robert Macfarlane, author of The Lost Words and The Lost Spells says, ‘What a tremendous achievement this book is! Bijal and Rajiv make witty wonder out of awryness, find a story-telling tone and visual idiom that’s somehow simultaneously grave, funny, furious and forwards-looking.