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There's nothing Manju loves more than keys and keyholes. She is deeply fascinated by their rattling sounds and mysterious designs. One day, Manju's mother takes her to the locksmith, where Manju's curiosity only grows. And when her cousin visits later, she discovers a kind of lock and key she never knew existed.

Fixing things that are broken is much better for the planet than throwing them away. In this book, we follow Shyam and Srisha as they learn how to fix an iron and a punctured bicycle tyre! In fact, you can fix most things that are broken. And it's really exciting to see how it's done!

Tinku lives on Mangu's farm. One night he is the only animal on the whole farm who can't fall asleep. No matter how much he twists and turns. But when he moves out into the night, he discovers there are others like him.

Puchku loves to read. But one day she discovers that she has read every book in the library. To her delight, she sees a bookshelf she's never seen before, and it's full of books! There's just one problem: Puchku is far too small to reach them. But then she has an idea…

Varsha and her father live near the forest. It has been a hot summer and Varsha is feeling the heat. One day she hears a strange noise and decides to investigate. Only she can hear the sound and wonders what it is. Varsha soon finds out it is a leopard cub, fallen into the water well, but will her father believe her?

There is a drought in Ranj's village. The water is running out and the villagers are praying for rain to come. The water reservoir, which is usually overflowing, is now empty and Ranj wonders where all the water has gone. She's going to get to the bottom of the mystery! She brings her notebook and her friend Sapna. If only it would rain soon, all the problems would be solved! "The Case of the Missing Water" is an educational book about how the water industry works.

Kunal gets lost in the Internet and doesn't know how to get out. Join him on a sci-fi journey through the Internet as he finds his way home and learn about what the internet is and how data travels!

A long time ago, longer than you can imagine, the earth was full of dinosaurs. They flew in the air, swam in the water, dug underground and walked on the ground. They were everywhere. They could be taller than skyscrapers or smaller than a dog. They came in all shapes and sizes, just like humans! "Discover Dinosaurs" invites children on an educational journey among ancient lizards that today may seem unreal. But if you look carefully among today's animals, you can see the origins of dinosaurs in lizards and birds!

Sringeri Srinivas is notorious for the very deep, angry frown on his forehead. Once he starts grimacing, everything and everyone around him flees. But one day, when he is out looking after his banana plants, something unexpected happens that makes the whole town look at him in a new light. And I wonder if that makes Sringeri Srinivas look at life in a new way.