'The Pond that Shyam Lal Dug,' based on the
true story of Shyam Lal Rajwade of Chhattisgarh,
was published by Ukiyoto Publishing in January
2023.
Available as hardback - Rs 250/-
Available as paperback - Rs 150/-
Also available as Kindle version
'The Playful Wind,'(in verse) won a prize in the category of Read Aloud/Picture Books in the Competition for Writers of Children's Books, organised by The Children's Book Trust, New Delhi in 2016. P.p 16. Rupees 50/- |
Translated into Hindi - 2018 |
'Hiding' won second prize in the 'Concept Books category in the Competition for Writers of Children's Books, 2016, conducted by The Children's Book Trust, New Delhi. Published in English and Hindi. 2018 P. p 16 Rupees 40/- |
‘A Gift From Miu’ Published by 'The Children's Book Trust,' New Delhi 2015. Rs 35.00. Translated into Hindi, Bengali, and Marathi. P.p 16. Rupees 35/- |
‘The Anger of Apsu,’ was published by The Children’s Book Trust, New Delhi 2012. This book, written in verse, won the first prize in the category of Read Aloud Books/Picture Books in CBT’s Competition for Writer’s of Children’s Books, 2009. Aapsoo ko Gussa Aaya (Hindi version) was on the CBSE Reading promotion list for classes 1-3, recommended by the Publishers Action Group (PAG-e) 2013. Pp. 16 Rs 25. The Anger of Apsu was recommended by the Department of Elementary Education, Early Literacy Programme, NCERT (National Council of Educational Training and Research, in their suggestive list of selected Children's Literature, Level 2, (Grades III-IV) 2014. Translated into Hindi, Marathi, Bengali Reprinted 2015, 2017, 2021-2022 |
'Counting Clouds,' a concept book for pre-school children. Published by Children’s Book Trust, Delhi, 2005. Published in Hindi (Aao Gine Badal) 2005. This book won a prize in the competition for Concept Books organized by CBT in 2004 . This book is held in 17 international libraries. his book was selected as one of the 'Books of the Month' by the Hindu Newspaper (The Hindu/Metro Plus) Chennai/Publishing Books/Print Pick) on October 10th, 2005 Translated into Hindi, Bengali, and Marathi Revised Edition 2011 Reprinted 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018 |
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‘‘Where Does the Wind Live?” Published by The National
Book Trust, New Delhi, under the Nehru Bal Pustakalaya imprint,
2001. Illustrated in Madhubani style by Nandan Lal Karan at a work
shop conducted by NBT in collaboration with Dastkari Haat Samiti, Delhi.
Translated and published in Tamil, 2004
Translated and published in Hindi, 2004
Translated and published in Punjabi, 2004
Translated and published in Telegu , 2009.
This book is one of the prescribed texts for primary
reading (Indian Literature, of the Certificate Course
in Understanding Literature and Cinematic Texts
for Children ( 0-7 years ) of the Department of English
University of Mumbai , 2013
Reprinted 2004, 2006 (twice) 2014. 2019, 2021, 2022 (twice) 2023 (twice) 2024
* In 2021-2022 the Hindi translation of this book was selected under the
'Samagra Shiksha Library Scheme' of the Government of India. It was part
of the Mynah series (classes IX-XII)of the Government of Haryana.
In 2023 - 24 this book was selected under the 'Samagra Shiksha Library
Scheme' of the Government of India. 'Where Does the Wind Live,' was part of
the Koyal series (class VI - VIII) It was used by the Government of Odisha.
‘‘Where Does the Wind Live?” Published by The National
Book Trust, New Delhi, under the Nehru Bal Pustakalaya imprint,
2001. Illustrated in Madhubani style by Nandan Lal Karan at a work
shop conducted by NBT in collaboration with Dastkari Haat Samiti, Delhi.
Translated and published in Tamil, 2004
Translated and published in Hindi, 2004
Translated and published in Punjabi, 2004
Translated and published in Telegu , 2009.
This book is one of the prescribed texts for primary
reading (Indian Literature, of the Certificate Course
in Understanding Literature and Cinematic Texts
for Children ( 0-7 years ) of the Department of English
University of Mumbai , 2013
Reprinted 2004, 2006 (twice) 2014. 2019, 2021, 2022 (twice) 2023 (twice) 2024
* In 2021-2022 the Hindi translation of this book was selected under the
'Samagra Shiksha Library Scheme' of the Government of India. It was part
of the Mynah series (classes IX-XII)of the Government of Haryana.
In 2023 - 24 this book was selected under the 'Samagra Shiksha Library
Scheme' of the Government of India. 'Where Does the Wind Live,' was part of
the Koyal series (class VI - VIII) It was used by the Government of Odisha.
Cuddly Tales - A series of nine books
of bedtime stories about a girl named
Fafa and a panda bear Juno.
An IP cartoon character created by Kids
Animation India. Published by Kids
Animation India, Mumbai, 2009
P.p 25 Rupees 45/-
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The Angel Who Stammered. Published by Rupa & Company 2003 P.p 25. Rs 50/- |
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'The Giant Who Looked For His Temper,' Published by Scholastic India Publishers. January 2001. Rs. 50. Hindi edition, ‘Boomba Chala Gussa Dhoondna. Published April 2001 Reprinted 2002 |
'A Present for Mrs. Kangaroo’s Pouch,' Published by 'The Children’s Book Trust,’ New Delhi, 1997. This book was also selected by The National Centre for Children’s Literature New Delhi, as one of the best children's books India has to offer. |
Translated into Urdu by The National Council for the Promotion of the Urdu language. 2021. Rs. 165/- |
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Wally Grows Up Published by The Children's Book Trust, New Delhi 1994 Translated into Hindi and Bengali Reprinted 2018 |
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'William Learns A Lesson.' Published by The Children's Book Trust, New Delhi, 1997 P.p 16, Rupees 12/- |
'A Tale of Tuffy Turtle.' Published by The Children's Book Trust, New Delhi 1992. |
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Stories that won prizes in the 'Tinkle Story Writing Contests,' published as comics in Tinkle Comics,Published by India Book House. |
