Archana Sreenivasan

I want to see what is at the end of the earth! Sejal is embarking on an unforgettable journey to the southern tip of India with her mother and grandmother, Pati. Together, these three generations travel across the beautiful landscape, sharing delicious meals, exploring vibrant markets, and visiting cherished old friends. For Pati, the journey is a nostalgic return to familiar places. For Mommy, it brings back fond memories of where she grew up. For Sejal, every step is an exciting discovery filled with brand-new sights and sounds. Eventually, their path leads them to Kanyakumari, a spectacular destination where three oceans converge. Delighting in the experience of reaching the end of the earth together, the family celebrates their enduring bond. This heartwarming story captures the beauty of travel, cultural heritage, and the incredibly special connection shared between a child, her mother, and her grandmother.

Travel back to ancient India and meet Bhagat, a clever boy with a grand plan to save his family from poverty. Hoping to secure a coveted position as a singer in the Rajah's court, Bhagat journeys to the bustling city. He carries his family's entire fortune to pay for his stay: a single coin and a beautiful chain of seven golden rings. However, the innkeeper demands one ring per night, and every single time the chain is snipped, it costs Bhagat a coin! Faced with this difficult puzzle, Bhagat must figure out how to break the chain without completely running out of money. Through sharp thinking and determination, he uncovers an inventive solution. This engaging story brings a mathematical conundrum to life, introducing you to the brilliant concept of binary numbers while showing how clever problem-solving can lead to unexpected triumphs.

Nikita comes from a long line of talented henna artists. Her grandmother even brought a cherished notebook filled with beautiful designs all the way from India. Eager to continue the family tradition, Nikita is finally ready to try creating her own mehndi art. But making gardens bloom on hands is much harder than it looks. When her first attempt turns into a messy blob, frustration takes over and Nikita wants to quit. Watching her mother and grandmother effortlessly draw delicate patterns makes her wonder if she will ever get it right. This vibrant picture book captures the ups and downs of learning a new skill. Follow Nikita as she finds the patience and courage to try again, discovering her own pride in a stunning family tradition.