“Light up the world—one act of kindness at a time!”
 

Let Your Light So Shine is an inspiring children’s book filled with heartwarming stories that teach timeless values—love, kindness, sharing, compassion, gratitude, courage, and acceptance. Through relatable characters and beautifully illustrated adventures, children learn how small acts of goodness can make a big difference in the world.

An inspiring and educational children’s book that helps young readers understand the urgent issues of climate change, conflict, and forced displacement through the eyes of Samuel, a brave 10-year-old boy. As Samuel journeys with his family in search of safety, children learn about the interconnected challenges facing our world—extreme weather, loss of homes, and the importance of empathy and resilience.

The classic poem of Clement Clarke Moore is set to imaginative images, creating some differences and diversity to the tale. 

Sally learned a new word at school. What is Diversity? Her Mum explains how everyone is different, that is a good thing. Teach children how to celebrate diversity in this wonderful book for kindergarten and early grades.

The paths of two young women weave around each other, bringing them together then pushing them away from each other—will they remain apart forever?

A charming free children’s storybook about the visually impaired for early grades.

Psychedelic seal is not like all the others – he doesn’t blend in like the other seals, not only is he in danger to the world at large, he gets teased by the other seal pups. Learn about how psychedelic seal learns to triumph in spite of his differences and even because of them in …

This poignant account of children and teen’s child helpline calls can help children put their problems in perspective or recognise that there are ways to get help. Over thirty stories of problems from too much schoolwork or friendship difficulties to suicide and physical and sexual abuse. The book also includes worldwide contacts for Child Helpline …

Durva and Dhrubo are brother and sister. Together they explore markets and parks, and they have lots of fun like normal siblings do. Dhrubo’s wheeeeelchair is a fun attachment to their games. Read about all the crazy things this pair get up to in My Brother’s Wheeeeelchair. Author: Salil Chaturvedi, Illustrator: Tanvi Bhat     …

Welcome to the Forest – A true story of a group of visually impaired students who go on a field trip to the forest, enjoy this tale of what they conceptualise through touch and sound. Sample Text from Welcome to the Forest Tulsa wishes she could visit a forest. Her teacher reads stories about tigers …