Other Books

Each family is different, but you must have never met any like mine!  Not only my cousin, great grandmother, and Uncle but monkeys, elephants, lions, and squirrels live with me too. What are you doing today? Come visit me!

The book provides a fun and quirky way to introduce children to the concept of different family structures. It is a great book to read to your children as they start school and start visiting each other's homes. The book works on the children's imagination and empathy skills.

Age: 3-6 years

 Skills: Empathy, Imagination

There is a leaky tap going drip, drop!

The hen wants to fix the leaky tap in the chicken coop and asks the horse to help, but a small mistake leads to a lot of confusion. It often finds children laughing out loud at the end. The book also provides a perfect script for reenactment to work on the children's storytelling, drama and sequencing skills. This brilliant story by Priyanka is brought to life by the truly unique artwork of Singapore-based illustrator Lisa Wee.

Age: 3-6 years

Skills: Communication, Storytelling

Why is the lady happy? Why is the boy sad? Why are the parents worried? A unique book on empathy that helps children recognize different emotions and discover the reason behind the emotions. It helps them understand that sometimes the reasons may be obvious and at other times they might have to dig deeper to understand the causes. Empathy is considered to be one of the most important skills to create positive social change. It allows you to understand problems, communicate clearly and develop more collaborative relationships. 

 Each spread of the book focuses on one emotion and asks children to identify all the reasons the character could be experiencing that emotion. By scanning for the reasons the child is able to build on their visual perception skills and vocabulary in addition to their empathy skills. 

 Age: 3-6 years

 Skills: Visual Perception, Empathy, Vocabulary

Ever had trouble learning at school? Well, Mama knows all the tricks to help you remember your numbers, complicated words, and the difference between an S and a 2. All you need to learn is how to sing and dance! Don’t believe me?

Go ahead and ask her!
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Age: 3-6 years

Skills: Empathy, Communication

 Want to spark your child's imagination? Just ask them to come up with reasons to not eat their veggies. Cake on the other hand is always welcome. Here is a playful book to help make mealtimes fun for your little one.

Age: 3-5 years

 Skills: Imagination

School time brings lots of opportunities for children to learn. Our ‘Back to School’ book set is curated to help children not only develop their vocabulary but also develop their empathy, problem solving, and communication skills. The books cover a spectrum of experiences that the children have in school from learning new things to visiting their friends' homes and understanding the world around them.

Titles include:

• Homonyms: One word, Two meanings
• Synonyms: Two words, One meaning
• What I Learnt
• Things I Can’t See
• House of Many

Age: 3-6 years

By popular demand, we are introducing our book set of seven storybooks. From the hilarious, ‘The Leaky Beak’ to our bestselling, ‘Adventures of Samara and Alphabet’ series, this book set has a storybook for every mood.

Titles include:

• The Leaky Beak
• Adventures of Samara and Alphabet: The first magic trick
• Adventures of Samara and Alphabet: Saving the birds
• Things I Can’t See
• What I Learnt
• Squirrel in my tummy
• House of Many

Age: 3-6 years