Jamdani is a traditional weaving style which has existed in Bengal for hundreds of years. Amazing geometric patterns are created on a pit-loom by two weavers from memory. This is the story of the patterns, which carry memories and feelings.
Mora is always late for practice because she has to clean up the messes created by her young twin siblings. When Mora comes up with a plan that will enable her to leave on time, will the twins cooperate?
Little Fox keeps telling one lie after the other. When he realizes his lies hurt his friends, can he earn back their trust with honesty?
Children in the village grow up in close proximity with other living beings. Read this touching story of how they learn some important life lessons.
Read about “The Salt March”, a non-violent protest organized by Mahatma Gandhi. This event was a turning point in the history of the Indian independence movement.
Nesa has just moved to a village in East Sumba. During the dry season, water is scarce. Mother usually fetches the water, but Mother is sick. Nesa has to collect the water. She follows the village children through a rocky path, up and down the hills in scorching heat. The water source is so far …
Kaisose wants to go to school to become a teacher, but that’s not something girls are allowed to do in Carimbala. Will she speak up when everyone else is afraid to?
Luisa loves to play football, however her male friends do not want her to join the team. Will she give up easily? Let’s read together to find out how she overcomes this challenge.
Mala really loves lion dancing. She’s overjoyed for her first day at the lion dance studio. However, it turns out the training isn’t as easy as she thought. Will she ever be good enough to do a lion dance?
Naning wants to be like Mom. Mom is strong and can do anything. But can Naning ever be like her?
Shy Rhino is invited to play hide-and-seek with Gecko and the other animals. Follow her to join the fun!
Arvi loves cricket but he has just met some new friends who seem to love cricket more than him! Check out this fun-filled Cricket World Cup story.
Dad experienced a bad accident. Since then, he has been feeling gloomy. Niken wants to cheer Dad up so they can play together again.
Arum is starving after a long day at school. However, Dad’s so busy at work in the shop, he hasn’t had time to cook. If Arum helps Dad out in the shop, will he have time to cook?
Veha and Akra are best friends. They enter a paper plane contest together. When they disagree on what to do, will their friendship be alright?
Kimi lost her mother when the iceberg collapsed. Kimi is so sad. Can Kimi hunt for food without Mother’s company?
Little Rabbit doesn’t tolerate anyone who is different from her and she doesn’t try to make friends. But what happens when she needs help crossing a dangerous creek?
There are a lot of discarded plastic bottles in Kongkea’s village. How can Kongkea give the old bottles new life so they don’t pollute the local pond?
Change is whispering across the sand and threatening Tutu’s home. Can Maku help Tutu move on?
Nita likes science very much. One day she heard a strange noise coming from the mountain behind the house and met a green boy. Will Nita be able to use her scientific knowledge to help the boy find his way home?
A little spirit, Nat Pouk Si, wants to help keep the children of his village healthy from a disease. What will he discover about staying healthy on his journey to ask the wise Grandpa Ziwaka for advice?
One evening, Nora’s torch blows out on her walk home and she’s surrounded by darkness. Nora wants to find a way to light up her village. But what can she do when the weather keeps blowing out the light?
Ms. Witty works out by the river bank every morning until one morning a coconut falls on her head and she loses her shell. Can she find her shell?
King Kozoman’s son, Prince Farine, informs the king of his intention to marry the princess of the Kingdom of Aubergine, the king writes a letter to the kingdom of Aubergine. What happens to the letter and what lesson will Prince Farine learn?
The Sun was no longer rising in Srey Pov’s village. She wanted to travel to meet the Sun and find out why. Find out what she discovers in this fun adventure story.
There are pictures of hornbills everywhere, but Kuleh has never seen a live one. When Kuleh and Inai go to the forest, Kuleh hopes that he’ll be able to see a real live hornbill.
Asika, a young determined girl, learns about a Timorese hero. What do you think it takes to be a hero?
