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.

In the story, Dr. Jekyll makes some scientific experiments and develops some potions by mixing up various salts and fluid matters and crystals. The resultant he gets tempts him to swallow it and he takes courage to act upon his inner impulsive voice. The effect of this simple act is that the doctor’s personality is transformed from a tall, kind socialite human being to a short deformed, cruel creature which he calls Mr. Hyde, and who as such seems to have got a full-fledged personality of his own quite apart and different from that of Dr. Jekyll. Jekyll’s transformed personality, Hyde, was effectively a sociopath—evil, self-indulgent, and utterly uncaring to anyone but himself. Initially, Jekyll was able to control the transformations, but eventually he....

The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is about a London lawyer named Gabriel John Utterson who investigates strange occurrences between his old friend, Dr Henry Jekyll, and the evil Edward Hyde.
The tale describes a sinister figure named Mr. Hyde who tramples a young girl, disappears into a door on the street, and re-emerges to pay off her relatives with 10 pounds in gold and a cheque signed by respectable gentleman Dr. Henry Jekyll (a client and friend of Utterson's) for 90 pounds. Jekyll having recently and suddenly changed his will to make Hyde beneficiary, Utterson is disturbed and concerned about this development, and makes an effort to seek out Hyde. This is instilled by Utterson's fear that Hyde is blackmailing Dr. Henry Jekyll for his money.

Tables are the most important part of learning for children after alphabet and numbers. No one can be a good doctor, engineer, teacher or scientist without learning tables.

Tables are the most important part of learning for children after alphabet and numbers. No one can be a good doctor, engineer, teacher or scientist without learning tables.

The book has been developed specially for children, containing multiplication tables from 1 to 40 where children have an opportunity to read and learn to lead a better future. The book also provides basic learning of Geometrical Shapes, The Number System, Even and Odd Numbers, Test of Divisibility, Squares and Cubes, Measurement of Time, Jubilee Celebration, The Metric Systems, Days in a Month, Mathematical Symbols, The Hindu-Arabic and International Numeration Systems, and Indian Currency for enhanced learning of the little scholars.

The Book Helps Learn Your Kids not just Tables & Numbers but Many Things More and Keeps them Ahead of Other Children.
The Book Contains: Tables 1 to 40; Numbers with their; Different Expressions; Number System; Even & Odd Numbers; Prime & Composite Numbers; Factors & Multiples; Geometrical Shapes; Directions; Tests of Divisibility; Measurement of Time; Days, Months & Years; The Metric System; Arithmetical Terms; Mathematical Symbols; Squares & Cubes; The Numeration System; Indian Currency.

This books containing 44 fables in this book which we heard from our Grandmother in our childhood with big pictures and easy to understand text. This is for Children who loves to venture into the world of fantasy and make believe. The gentle tales and cosy illustrations are just perfect for young learners. The book contains collection of the finest stories that every child will love to read.

This books containing 44 fables in this book which we heard from our Grandfather in our childhood with big pictures and easy to understand text. This is for Children who loves to venture into the world of fantasy and make believe. The gentle tales and cosy illustrations are just perfect for young learners. The book contains collection of the finest stories that every child will love to read.

This series presents five books, each containing Two Short Stories for your little child. It is beautifully illustrated. The gentle tales and cosy illustrations are just perfect for your young learners. Full colour scenes with lots of animals and imaginative characters. Each book contains collection of the finest stories that every child will love to read.

This Series presents five 2 in 1 short stories for your little child. It is beautifully illustrated. The gentle tales and cosy illustrations are just perfect for your young learners. Full colour scenes with lots of animals and imaginative characters.

This Series presents five 2 in 1 short stories for your little child. It is beautifully illustrated. The gentle tales and cosy illustrations are just perfect for your young learners. Full colour scenes with lots of animals and imaginative characters.

This series presents five books, each containing Two Short Stories for your little child. It is beautifully illustrated. The gentle tales and cosy illustrations are just perfect for your young learners. Full colour scenes with lots of animals and imaginative characters. Each book contains collection of the finest stories that every child will love to read.

This series presents five books, each containing Two Short Stories for your little child. It is beautifully illustrated. The gentle tales and cosy illustrations are just perfect for your young learners. Full colour scenes with lots of animals and imaginative characters. Each book contains collection of the finest stories that every child will love to read.

All Time Favourite 'Tales of Akbar & Birbal' is a compilation of the witty encounters between the king Akbar and the courtier Birbal that also impart important messages for all of us. 
An important chapter in the Indian culture and literature, all these nineteen tales are certainly filled with fun and lore. The stories teach the young readers the value of being intelligent and witty.

All Time Favourite 'Tales of Arabian Nights' 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.

This book is about the greatest sea adventure stories, written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - creator & writer of Sherlock Holmes, one of the best known adventure & detective masterpiece of all time.

This book is about the greatest sea adventure stories, written by
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle—creator & writer of Sherlock Holmes, one of the best known adventure & detective masterpiece of all time.

All Time Favourite 'Tales of Vikram and Betaal' stands out to be the most important ingredient in the literary compilation of our country, typically India in its taste and composition.
All the twenty-five tales are essentially based on the wisdom and judgment of King Vikramaditya, out to catch Betaal who tells him a story on the way and ask a typical question at the end. With every answer, Betaal flies back to his abode and that weaves into another tale of human characters.
All the stories portray the various strengths and weaknesses of the human mind and aim to develop an understanding of the same in its inquisitive readers.

Huck is the son of the town's vagrant drunkard, “Pap” Finn. Sleeping on door-steps when the weather is fair, in empty hogsheads during storms, and living off of what he receives from others, Huck lives the life of a destitute vagabond. The author metaphorically names him “the juvenile pariah of the village”. Huck is an archetypal innocent, able to discover the "right" thing to do despite the prevailing theology and prejudiced mentality of the South of that era. The best example of this is his decision to help Jim escape slavery, even though he believes he will go to hell for it.