Bøger af Nandini Nayar

Meet the man who did what many thought couldn't be done. Arjan Singh hand-raised a tiger born in captivity and successfully released it back into the wild. Find out what he learned. Readerful is designed to motivate children to read more. This Independent Library book is for pupils in Y5/P6 at Oxford Reading Level 16 to read without support.

An endearing story of how the birthday of God Ganesh is celebrated by one family. It's a big day for Neeraj and Nitin: they are helping Ai and Baba get ready to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi. As they run errands, clean their room and put up decorations, there is a very important question they can't stop thinking about: how many modaks will they get to eat? This sweet tale includes authentic details of the food, clothing and traditions surrounding Ganesh Chaturthi. It can be read aloud to toddlers and read independently by older children.

In this story, Bindia discovers a clever way to decorate her home. She can grow plants that cover the walls. With the help of her community she can brighten up the whole house!Readerful is designed to motivate children to read more. This Independent Library book is for pupils aged 6-7 in Y2/P3 at Oxford Reading Level 8 to read without support.

Everyone knows what Mini thinks of crackers and they start to wonder-will this Diwali be different because of Mini¿s friend?

For children and changing families who have two unique homes. Peek into the simplest solutions for understanding one of life's most difficult moments--separation. When Keya's parents stopped living together, unusual things happened. Keya became the only girl in her class with two homes. 'Where will you live?' 'Who will you live with?' > This heart-warming story with comforting pictures reassures young readers that parents, whether alone or together, are always there for them. Mama and Papa are always wonderful together. Perhaps, they will be wonderful separately too?

When summer camp is so sweet, can you run from all the fun?Raj is going to what has to be the worst summer camp ever-Camp Sweets, where they teach children how to become expert sweet-makers. Yes, his mother is the owner of the Tasty Mithai Bhandar that serves the best gulab jamuns, jalebis, rasgullas and other delectable confections in town. But has anyone ever asked him what he wants? Certainly not to be anywhere near laddoos and imartis. Grumpy and annoyed, he turns up at Camp Sweets determined to not learn anything. Yet, there are boys and girls here who adore sweets. As Raj whips up one Indian dessert after another, he finds that with all the crazy cooking and new friendships, Camp Sweets is a summer camp like no other. And the kitchen is where monstrously sweet adventures begin…