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Paperback. Condizione: New. The Gift That Gives Back is a heartwarming picture book set in the Himalayan town of Manali, India, where eight-year-old Isha eagerly awaits her birthday. But when heavy rainfalls, floods, and fallen trees threaten her community, a wise conversation with her grandmother helps her realise the powerful role trees play in protecting both people and nature.Determined to make a difference, Isha decides to share a unique "gift" with her friends.Perfect for ages 4-8, this beautifully illustrated and culturally rich story weaves together themes of kindness, responsibility and environmental care. The book introduces children to the importance of trees and inspires them to take small, meaningful steps to protect their world.Ideal for schools, libraries, and  families, The Gift That Gives Back encourages important conversations about nature, climate change, and how even the smallest hands can help nurture a brighter future. More than just a story, it can be used as a valuable resource to teach children about sustainability, climate change, and the importance of protecting natural habitats.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. The Gift That Gives Back is a heartwarming picture book set in the Himalayan town of Manali, India, where eight-year-old Isha eagerly awaits her birthday. But when heavy rainfalls, floods, and fallen trees threaten her community, a wise conversation with her grandmother helps her realise the powerful role trees play in protecting both people and nature.Determined to make a difference, Isha decides to share a unique "gift" with her friends.Perfect for ages 4-8, this beautifully illustrated and culturally rich story weaves together themes of kindness, responsibility and environmental care. The book introduces children to the importance of trees and inspires them to take small, meaningful steps to protect their world.Ideal for schools, libraries, and  families, The Gift That Gives Back encourages important conversations about nature, climate change, and how even the smallest hands can help nurture a brighter future. More than just a story, it can be used as a valuable resource to teach children about sustainability, climate change, and the importance of protecting natural habitats.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Ever wondered what a bungalow is, or how it's different from a flat? Step into this colourful adventure through the neighbourhoods across the UK and discover the many types of homes people live in. From cosy cottages to houses on wheels, children will love spotting, comparing, and learning about the places where people make their lives.Packed with bright illustrations, fascinating facts, and interactive "Can You Spot?" challenges on every page, this book is designed to spark curiosity and start conversations. Perfect for classroom learning, library storytimes, or cosy shared reading at home, it helps children see that homes, just like people, come in all shapes and sizes.Can you spot the house with no stairs? The home on wheels? Open the book and find out. …

Paperback. Condizione: New. Silver Serpent and the Wild Ice Child is a middle-grade historical fiction novel for readers aged 8-12, blending adventure, history, imagination, and gentle humour.When a chronicler is drawn into the pages of a mysterious book and transformed into a kestrel, he finds himself soaring above an 8th-century Anglo-Saxon monastery near what is now Cookham Abbey. From the skies, he observes a world shaped by loyalty, belief, rivalry, and the weight of inherited conflicts.Across eleven interconnected chapters rooted in the Saxon age, the story follows a girl who can speak with animals and a boy raised to believe revenge against historic enemies is his duty. As friendship, kindness, and shared experience begin to challenge old divisions, the boy is forced to question what he has been taught and decide who he wants to become.Inspired by real archaeological discoveries and grounded in a strong sense of place, the novel explores inclusion, moral choice, empathy, and the power of friendship. With moments of warmth and humour, including mischievous ghostly characters, it is well suited to libraries, schools, classroom reading, and bookshops. Gupta, Abhinav (illustratore).…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. She thought she was chasing answers.But in the quiet depths of the Himalayas, Naina discovers nine handwritten letters from her estranged grandmother - each one revealing the story of a woman across time, place, and memory. Bound by a mysterious soul-knock she has felt since childhood, Naina is pulled into a journey far deeper than she ever imagined.As she begins to unravel the letters' hidden meanings, she must confront everything she thought she knew - about herself, her lineage, and the nature of reality itself. Her quest leads her through inner and outer landscapes, awakening ancestral echoes and unlocking a spiritual truth her soul has long yearned to remember.Inspired by real mystical experiences and echoing the philosophical depth of the Upanishads, Let The Fish Fly blends fiction with feminine wisdom, esoteric dialogue, and visual storytelling to illuminate the soul's quiet transformation.For seekers, readers, and dreamers - this is a book that invites you to remember what your soul already knows.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. She thought she was chasing answers.But in the quiet depths of the Himalayas, Naina discovers nine handwritten letters from her estranged grandmother - each one revealing the story of a woman across time, place, and memory. Bound by a mysterious soul-knock she has felt since childhood, Naina is pulled into a journey far deeper than she ever imagined.As she begins to unravel the letters' hidden meanings, she must confront everything she thought she knew - about herself, her lineage, and the nature of reality itself. Her quest leads her through inner and outer landscapes, awakening ancestral echoes and unlocking a spiritual truth her soul has long yearned to remember.Inspired by real mystical experiences and echoing the philosophical depth of the Upanishads, Let The Fish Fly blends fiction with feminine wisdom, esoteric dialogue, and visual storytelling to illuminate the soul's quiet transformation.For seekers, readers, and dreamers - this is a book that invites you to remember what your soul already knows.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. She was told to be a patient wife. She chose instead to be a brave mother. Married at fourteen, Lakshmi was raised to believe sacrifice was a woman's duty and silence her only armour. But when her husband's decisions begin to endanger the future of her children, she faces an impossible choice: remain quiet and survive, or find the strength to disobey.Spanning decades from a small village in Kerala to the bustling streets of Mumbai, The Lives She Carried is a moving portrait of a woman determined to break generations of uncomplaining silence for herself and for the daughters who follow.Rooted in history and culture, this is a stirring story of love, loss, resilience, and a mother's quiet rebellion. A tale not inherited, but reclaimed.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. She was told to be a patient wife. She chose instead to be a brave mother. Married at fourteen, Lakshmi was raised to believe sacrifice was a woman's duty and silence her only armour. But when her husband's decisions begin to endanger the future of her children, she faces an impossible choice: remain quiet and survive, or find the strength to disobey.Spanning decades from a small village in Kerala to the bustling streets of Mumbai, The Lives She Carried is a moving portrait of a woman determined to break generations of uncomplaining silence for herself and for the daughters who follow.Rooted in history and culture, this is a stirring story of love, loss, resilience, and a mother's quiet rebellion. A tale not inherited, but reclaimed.…