In Password Please we learn through this STEM book all about passwords, keys, and locks.
Another great book from Pratham and their Storyweaver platform.
Author: Vahishta Mistry, Illustrator: Radhika Tipnis
Text from Password Please
Manju was fascinated by locks and keys. The soft metallic sound of a key turning in a lock made her happy. The key bunch Mummy kept tied to her saree was Manju’s favourite toy.
She loved to explore the mysterious depths of keyholes.
Manju passed the village locksmith Ranjith’s shop on her way to school every day. She loved to listen to the rasping of the tools as he made new keys.
One day, Mummy needed to get a new key for her almirah.
Manju went with her to Ranjith’s shop.
Ranjith picked up a flat piece of metal. “What is this?” Manju asked.
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About Pratham, Read India
Pratham Books was set up in 2004, as part of the Read India movement, a nation-wide campaign to promote reading among children. Pratham Books is a not-for-profit organization that publishes quality books for children in multiple Indian languages.
Pratham’s mission is to see “a book in every child’s hand” and democratize the joy of reading.
Pratham’s books are available now in digital form on the Storyweaver platform.
See more STEM books in our Science category or Maths category.
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Too easy and not too much new information for 9 yr olds. May be a good book for toddlers.
No,I personally did not enjoy the book my interests are level 5 chapter books about nature and fiction an talking packs and clans of animals (Wolves And Cats But anything else she’d be OK with)
Hi Camila, I think you should take a look at our Fairy Gifts series – https://freekidsbooks.org/author/susha-golomb/, about cats, and a level 5 chapter book series. If you select the “Older children” at the top you will see more books like this.
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I do like the book it teaches me good things
It’s good
Yes I enjoyed it
I loved this book! It gave my baby girl all the information she needed and wanted to know about keys, passwords and locks. I will most definitely use your website more often. This was my first time using this website for books online. I will most definitely tell my friends and peers about this website for their kids and family.