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Today Is My Day
Wicked, witty verse and art that celebrate the child's powers of imagination and fantasy. A multicultural tale that all children will identify with. US Grade Level Equivalent: 2 US Guided Reading Level: L
Ogd
Once upon a time, in the kingdom of Ogd, a Messiah was born ... with her foot in her mouth. This might be her story. Her position of foetal gaffe allows her to eat her toenails, which nourish her and make her toenails grow so that she can eat them. Apart from the practicality of the situation, this also is the basis of her profound teachings. As the Messiah travels through many dimensions, her followers learn the importance of bells, nirvana, clean feet, Klein bottles and phonetics, among diverse other things. Ding dong. Following in the tradition of Lewis Carroll, Anushka Ravishankar writes nonsense, which addresses complex issues of the modern-day world with a deep and abiding meaninglessness.
Excuse Me, is this India?
A roving travelogue through a child's imagination, illustrated with exquisite quilts made from Indian textiles. Drifting off to sleep beneath a picture-quilt made by a globetrotting aunt, the book's young narrator becomes a bright blue mouse, swept away on an unexpected trip to India. Or is it India? The answer to the question is coded in riddling poetry, as the confused traveller navigates her fantastical but all-too-real dream world. Brilliant nonsense verse captures the surreal cacophony of places, people and creatures that make up India.
Storyteller
What if your life depended on being able to tell a good story? Schariar, King of Persia, would marry a woman every night only to chop off her head every morning. He had sentenced the beautiful and clever Scherazade to the same fate. Determined to save herself and other women from this gruesome decree, Queen Scherazade began telling him stories one night -- of magic lamps and genies, of fishermen and caliphs, of treasure-caves and strange potions. Tales so wonderful that the one night turned into 1001.... But what would happen when Scherazade ran out of yarns to spin? This new collection of Tales from the Arabian Nights will make you gasp with wonder and laugh with delight and the magical storyteller Scherazade will keep you spellbound for days.
Anything But a Grabooberry
Pioneering graphic design in a children's book, using typography to create illustrations. Words read like puzzles.
Elephants Never Forget!
A baby elephant is lost and alone in the forest, when a herd of buffalo comes along and takes him into their fold... so what is he now - elephant or buffalo? Inspired by a true story, this is a joyous tale that touches lightly on the themes of loss, adoption and integration.
Gravity for Smartypants
Are you a Smartypants? Do you ask a lot of questions? Like- Why do things drop down and not up? Why do things stay on the ground? Will the moon fall on us? If you do, then you just might find the answers in this book. It has gorgeous pictures, simple explanations and a very curious cat!
To Market! to Market!
In 'To Market! To Market!', a little girl sets off to the market with some money in her pocket - and no idea what to buy. Written in fun and dynamic nonsense verse, this picture book gives children a message about non-commercial enjoyment, and is excellent for reading aloud, and invites repeating.
Photosynthesis for Smartypants
Are you a Smartypants? Do you ask a lot of questions? Like- Why are plants green? How do plants make their own food? Do plants have a kitchen? If you do, then you just might find the answers in this book. It has gorgeous pictures, simple explanations and a very curious cat!
Catch that Crocodile!
One day, a local fruitseller finds a crocodile in a ditch. Catch that crocodile! should the terrified townspeople. But who will do it? And who says a crocodile should be caught?
