While the remote and tribal areas of many states carry the abundance of flora and fauna, they also have, hidden in them the gems of tales and stories.
All time favorite Folk Tales is a compilation of stories from around the world that have been carried from one generation to another. These stories not only expound the wisdom of the learned, but also present the innocent in the childhood laughter and games.

Good Night Stories from the All time favorite series is a collection of soothing stories perfectly suitable for transporting the young ones in to the magical world of dreams. The life like characters in the story makes it easy for the readers to identify with. Its characters bring out the essence of each story in a simple and interesting manner.
 Each story begins in a beautiful, easy to comprehend narrative style and ends on a happy note that should be the characteristic of a good bedtime story.
The book carries true to life pictures that make each story remarkable appealing. The highlighted words can be traced back to a list of difficult words provided at the end of the book, thus enhancing the vocabulary skills alongside.

Hitopadesha from the All Time Favourite series is a meticulous collection of short stories each imbibing a moral message which will prove to be of immense practical value throughout the lives of readers. It comprises stories which have both animals and humans as characters bringing out the essence of ethics that have survived years in the human civilisation. Even after the turn of centuries these humanistic values still hold fort.
Most of the stories are identical to those of Panchtantra as Hitopadesha is largely based upon the same. In fact, the two classics share the same frame narrative.
The book carries true to life pictures that make each story remarkably appealing. The highlighted words can be traced back to a list of difficult words provided at the end of the book, thus enhancing the vocabulary skills alongside.

Coming straight from the life of Lord Buddha, All time Favourite Jataka Tales are a set of parables that carry a message for the ailing hearts. The stories take example from live characters, animals and humans alike, to impart wonderful messages, which when applied will work towards the happiness of one and all. It is true that we are living in a developed world but it is also true that modernization has almost entirely deteriorated character. Therefore, in such times, books like these certainly become the treasure of the heart.

Magical Tales from the All time favourite series is an enchanting collection of twenty-five magic stories, each having a hint of mystery and magic added to it. It motivates the readers to believe in the magic of genuineness and be hopeful of that tinge of magic that would make their day.
Each story grows into the world of enchantment, the order or disorder arrayed around by a spell, the characters led and misled by magical creatures, and the wrapping up when the spell is finally broken.
The book carries true to life pictures that make each story remarkably appealing. The highlighted words can be traced back to a list of difficult words provided at the end of the book, thus enhancing the vocabulary skills alongside.

‘Mulla Nasruddin’ from the ‘All Time Favourite’ series is a wonderful collection of twenty-four stories of wits and wisdom of Mulla, a sufi character believed to have lived in 13th century. The stories present a tricky situation before Mulla Nasruddin and end up with his witty solutions that carry a lesson for the readers. His obvious common sense never fails to amuse the readers and train the receptive minds. Mulla’s down to earth demeanour, his simplicity and sociability teaches the way of living the modern world yearns for.
The book carries true to life pictures that make each story remarkably appealing. The highlighted words can be traced back to a list of difficult words provided at the end of the book, thus enhancing the vocabulary skills alongside.

Mythological Tales from the All time favourite series is an insight into the mythical and mystic world of the incarnation followed a logical series of mishappenings with the devout followers invoking the Gods. It comprises the stories of Dhruva, Bharata, Krishna, Eklavya, Ganesha, Savitri and Satyavan, Shiva and Parvati, Hanumana, Buddha, Rama and Prahlad to name a few.
Each story reemphasis the beauty of the bond between the God and his devotees. There can be no other bond so pure as the bond of faith with the creator. The book takes the readers to a world that is an embodiment of Indian culture and spiritual wisdom.
The book carries true to life pictures that make each story remarkably appealing. The highlighted words can be traced back to a list of difficult words provided at the end of the book, thus enhancing the vocabulary skills alongside.

Ramayana from the All time favourite series is a narration of the lifeand struggles of the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
The stories unfold episode after episode in a beautiful, easy to comprehend narrative style with each character coming alive in its splendid glory.
Whether as a child or as the wanderer in exile, or later as the king of Ayodhya, Rama emulates the importance of duty and sacrifice over his own happiness and sorrow. The courage and perseverance in the face of adversity is the specific characteristic of each character of this epic. The book takes the readers to a world that is an embodiment of Indian culture and spiritual wisdom.
The book carries true to life pictures that make each story remarkably appealing. The highlighted words can be traced back to alist of difficult words provided at the end of the book, thus enhancing the vocabulary skills alongside.

Little children have hopes and dreams in their little eyes. Their innocence helps them to travel beyond logic and reasoning into the world of dreams, the world of fairies and far far away lands.
The book is a compilation of all the beautiful stories that make up a child’s fantasies. It is so paraphrased as to enable the special bonding between the parents and the children, when they read it together.

All time favorite Stories of Panchatantra series is a compilation of moral bases stories from the bag of wisdom that has forever been an inherent part of the Indian culture. The stories were initially designed to train the not so wise princes in political and social etiquette by Pandit Vishnu Sharma. With time these stories have gelled in our culture and have truly become a source of learning the worldly ways. Each of these stories, in which even animals have been depicted as live characters, carries a moral for the young and old to apply in their lives.

Akbar is known to the world as King Akbar the Great, for he was one of those great Mughal rulers who was able to unite the whole of Hindustan into one under the umbrella of his governance. King Akbar was also known for religious tolerance and his yearning to learn. Because of which he appointed the nine gems in his courtroom, Birbal being one of them. All Time Favourite Akbar and Birbal tales are a compilation of the witty encounters between the king and the courtier that also impart important messages for all of us. Important chapters in the Indian culture and literature, these tales are certainly filled with fun and lore.

Tenali Raman from the All Time Favourite series is a hilarious collection of short stories. It comprises stories full of wit and wisdom of Tenali Raman, the jester at the court of Raja Krishnadeva Raya. Pushed out of his own home by his mother, Tenali invokes Goddess Kali and amazingly defeats her in the war of words. Please with his wit, she grants him the boon of eternal wisdom and thus not the courtiers, not the crooks and not the priests in their wisest demeanour could defeat Tenali in smartness and intelligence. The readers could grasp the sharp common sense that guides Tenali out of all problems and worriers and translate it into their own lives.
The book carries true to life pictures that make each story remarkably appealing. The highlighted words can be traced back to a list of difficult words can be traced back to a list of difficult words provided at the end of the book, thus enhancing the vocabulary skills alongside.

Typically India in its taste and composition, Tales of Vikram and Betaal stands out to be the most important ingredient in the literary compilation of our country.
The tales are essentially based on the wisdom and judgment of King Vikramaditya, out to catch Betaal. With every answer Betaal flies back to his adobe and that weaves into another tales of human characters.
The stories portray the various strengths and weaknesses of the human mind and aim to develop an understanding of the same in its readers.

There is nothing more precious than our child. And guiding a child to develop good handwriting is indeed a lifetime gift for him. Good hand writing also instils confidence and marks an impact. Through this series of writing books we have attempted to provide enough space to practice and develop good handwriting.

There is nothing more precious than our child. And guiding a child to develop good handwriting is indeed a lifetime gift for him. Good hand writing also instils confidence and marks an impact. Through this series of writing books we have attempted to provide enough space to practice and develop good handwriting.

There is nothing more precious than our child. And guiding a child to develop good handwriting is indeed a lifetime gift for him. Good hand writing also instils confidence and marks an impact. Through this series of writing books we have attempted to provide enough space to practice and develop good handwriting.

The book contains 12 stories in Hindi like Chaar Rangin Machliyan, Pati Aur Tota, Prizad ki Khoj, etc. 
All Time Favourite 'Arabian Nights ki Kahaniyan' is a series of interwoven stories. There was once a king known for his ravenous desire and destructive passion. His rapine hunger devoured many women and left them dead with his throes of passion. King Shahryar was known for his lust and when his eyes befell the gorgeous Scheherazade, all thought the girl was lost to his hunger. However, Scheherazade hatched a plan. She proposed telling Shahryar stories and the curious ruler agreed, though impatient to make love to her. He listened and as soon, she had his attention, but Scheherazade stopped the story, promising to continue the next night. Curious to know what happened next, the ruler left her untouched.
Her plan continued for 1001 nights and engulfed Shahryar in a series of stories, which mixed all the magic, and mystery of Arabia.
All the twelve stories are full of entertainment and fun. These are so beautifully narrated as to keep the young readers absorbed in reading the whole book in one go.

Around the World in 80 Days is a classic adventure novel by the French writer Jules Verne.
In the story, Phileas Fogg of London and his newly employed French valet Passepart out attempt to circumnavigate the world in 80 days on a £20,000 wager set by his friends at the Reform Club. It is one of Verne's most acclaimed works.....

The story starts in London on Tuesday, October 1, 1872. Phileas Fogg is a rich English gentleman living in solitude. Despite his wealth, Fogg lives a modest life with habits carried out with mathematical precision. At the Reform Club, Fogg gets involved in an argument over an article in The Daily Telegraph stating that with the opening of a new railway section in India, it is now possible to travel around the world in 80 days. He accepts a wager for £20,000 from his fellow club members, which he will receive if he makes it around the world in 80 days. He travels through oceans, continents and countries using all possible means of transports and comes across several obstacles like storms, robbers, lack of communication, etc., but never gives up hope and tranquility—his most celebrated qualities. His final success at the last moment seems miraculous but it also ensures the reward of his determination......

Benjamin Franklin (January 17, 1706 – April 17, 1790) was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. A noted polymath, Franklin was a leading author, printer, political theorist, politician, postmaster, scientist, musician, inventor, satirist, civic activist, statesman, and diplomat. As a scientist, he was a major figure in the American Enlightenment and the history of physics for his discoveries and theories regarding electricity. He invented the lightning rod, bifocals, the Franklin stove, a carriage odometer, and the glass ‘armonica’. He facilitated many civic organizations, including a fire department and a university.
Franklin earned the title of “The First American” for his early and
 indefatigable campaigning for colonial unity; as an author and spokesman in London for several colonies, then as the first United States Ambassador to France, he exemplified the emerging American nation. Franklin was foundational in defining the American ethos as a marriage of the practical values of thrift, hard work, education, community spirit, self-governing institutions, and opposition to authoritarianism both political and religious, with the scientific and tolerant values of the Enlightenment.