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The Forbidden Forest
On some nights, cries of cheetahs and leopards come from the forest. Naturally, people are afraid to enter it. Why are wild animals moving from the dense jungle across the hills to the sparse forest? Has it anything to do with the factory that looks to be shut down but secretly operates? Abhi and his cousins find out.
The Missing Girl
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The Morning Star
Anything is possible if fate wills it. A desperate woman calls a neighbor before dying in childbirth. Is it a coincidence that she chooses someone who will give her all to save the baby from its unscrupulous father? When Sudha answers a telephone call in the middle of the night, she cannot know how it will change her life. From the first, she feels a strong connection with the motherless baby. She brings her home and names her after the Arundhati star. Sudha loves Arundhati – Anu as she calls her – as much as she does her son. Anu is the daughter of her heart, a precious gift that fate has given her. As the threat to Anu’s safety increases, Sudha grows desperate and takes a drastic ste...
Missing Girl
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Happiness is a Collage
This collection of fifteen stories leads the reader into a world that is at once Indian and universal. A painter derives inspiration from a long lost love. Every night after going to bed, a woman scours a vast desert for her missing husband. A young woman strides through two worlds. A son experiences the miracle of his father’s immense love. An actor’s wife struggles to keep her husband from slipping into his reel life. And a busy professional tries to factor in pregnancy and motherhood into her hectic life. Among those traversing this space are a henpecked billionaire, a homeless boy, a middle-aged wife dealing with infidelity, and a seeker finding solace with a lion and a deer. Happiness is a Collage follows the author’s well-received collection, A Tapestry of Tears. ‘Gita V Reddy’s great strength as a writer, it seems to me, is her ability to get to the heart of the matter in just a few expertly chosen words,’ Amanda Jenkinson, Goodreads. ‘Rich in flavor, entertaining and very well considered plot concepts,’ Grady Harp, Goodreads.
A Tapestry of Tears
This is a collection of a novelette and twelve short stories, bringing to life the varied culture and social spectrum of India.From reviews:"Gita Reddy is particularly perceptive about the dynamics of married relationships.""To learn of another culture is amazing and this book will give you just that. Each story tells their story and the way that things are.""The stories are like pages out of our own lives."Excerpts:"It was here she realized why women the world over indulged themselves with needlework. For it was an indulgence, a soothing of the senses, a gentling of thoughts. They spoke, not in a rush, and not even to each other but their words were like a gentle brook, and took with them their hurts and worries. No man could understand the sisterhood of a sewing circle, she thought, listening to them.""There was no reason for his behavior except that he felt very vulnerable and insecure, as if his home was a fragile nest built high above the ground and a single gust of wind would scatter it away. He wished he could gather his wife and children close to him and keep them safe forever."
Dearie
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Krishta, Daughter of Martev
Krishta is from Planet Azeon. Her father is the greatest scientist in the Universe. Krishta is a poor student. She accompanies her father on one of his trips to Planet Earth because the sciences here are still at a basic level, hoping to understand them. Suraj discovers her in his Chemistry lab. He and his sister try to help Krishta. But Ikor, banished from Ayzeon for his violent ways, has tracked down Martev and seeks revenge . . . About the Short Chapter Book Series The average word count of books in the series is 6000. The books attempt to: Inculcate the love of reading in all children. Help Beginner Readers become Advanced Readers. Encourage Reluctant Readers to start reading. Introduce children to different genres.
The Bird That Learned to Swim
Minnie is a baby bird with a big problem: one of her wings does not open fully. She watches her siblings learn how to fly and is sad that she can never leave the nest. Left alone while her family is out, she tries different ways to fly but nothing works. Until she makes a wonderful discovery! The Bird that Learned to Swim is about grit and not giving up. It is about overcoming disability.
