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 Record Tidbits

Curious to know about the world's largest and the smallest, the shortest and the longest? Get hold of a copy of Scholastic India's 'Book of World Records' immediately.  
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 Sumptuous Delights

Mouthwatering food, majestic rulers, imperious noblemen, adventure, and history! All this and more feature in Subhadra Sen Gupta's collection of stories, 'History, Mystery, Dal and Biryani'.  
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 Strength from Within

Read about real-life Indian heroes under 16, in 'Brave Hearts - Winners of the National Bravery Awards'.  
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 A Chest Full of Stories

Charming stories drawn from real life that are 'not-quite-real', here's 'Zigzag and Other Stories' for you.  
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 The Magical Land of Narnia

Written by C.S. Lewis, the 'Chronicles of Narnia', published decades before the Harry Potter series, was the first to blend adventure and fantasy, writes 11 year-old Sujit Thomas.  
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 Two Sides of a Coin

Poile Sengupta's 'The Exquisite Balance', questions why a girl must necessarily be like a girl, in her story about twins.  
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 Born to Love Animals

These animals must have lived noble lives in their previous birth, for they live in Naomi's house, where they are given more importance than humans themselves. A story by Yoram Kaniuk.  
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 Real Winners

Ramendra Kumar pens a series of inspirational stories for children, focusing on values, and all featuring child protagonists.  
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 Animal Tales for very Young Children

Delightful stories of a dog that can fly, a monkey that goes to school, and an untidy worm, by Deepa Agarwal. Read them aloud to your young brother or sister.  
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 Temper, Temper!!

Everyone told him to look for the temper that he had lost and so Boomba went searching high and low for his lost temper! A lively tale by Santhini Govindhan.  
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