children's books
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For children: Manavi and her young twin brothers make a new friend when a neighbour moves in
Deepa Agarwal
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For very young readers: Two picture books about one mythical and one real-life hero
Sudhamahi Regunathan Vikas Khanna
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For children: Captain Scowl faces something trickier than any mess he’s ever made – his own feelings
Devika Anand Gupta
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How writer Prajwal Parajuly’s nephew’s birthday celebrations led to his new book for children
Jayanthi Madhukar
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For children: Neev is pulled back in time and given a mission by the Buddha: escort a scholar home
Rachna Chhabria
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For children: When a neighbour’s watch goes missing, three young friends get ready to crack the case
Vidya Varadarajan
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Indian history for children: From 1200 to 1850, a brief history of the North Eastern states
Rudrangshu Mukherjee Shobita Punja Toby Sinclair
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Two new picture books introduce very young readers to Janaki Ammal and Vivekananda
Falguni Gokhale
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For young readers: The lives of three school friends become entwined in riot-ridden Darjeeling
Stuti Agarwal
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Valley of Words Book Awards announces its 2025 longlists across eight categories
Scroll Staff
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New picture books for children: An introduction to the Malayalam alphabet and Krishna in Indian art
Elizabeth Keyton Vineeta Kanoria Arvind Kanoria
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For very young readers: Four picture books about the true joys of childhood
Namita Gokhale Aprajita Ramsagar Singh Mamta Nainy Sanjana Kulkarni
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For children: Child widow Aru’s life changes when she’s offered a job at the landlord’s house
Aditi Krishnakumar
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Satyaji Ray at 104: In this horror story for children, a ghost finds a friend after 32 lonely years
Satyajit Ray Gopa Majumdar
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For children: The tale of how young Hanuman learnt to make fire and also control it
Dhan Gopal Mukherji
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For children: A magical mirror teaches young Riya an important lesson on self-love
Ashima Kaushik
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Indian history for children: The small kingdom of Bharatpur and its fabulous kings
Sreelata Menon
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For children: Sriya and Anandi write letters to each other and ‘post’ them in a crevice of a wall
Varsha Seshan
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For children: Dinu takes part in the Dandi march but, unbeknownst to him, a killer is on the loose
Lavanya Karthik
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For children: When the Greeks, Shakas, Parthians, and Kushanas made a pitstop in ancient India
Saisudha Acharya