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Learning Magazines
Meet Chahak!
Bi-monthly Magazine
Chahak - the Foundational Learning Magazine
The early years are the foundation of learning! Yet, there is very little material other than textbooks designed to enable Foundational Learning, especially the kind that takes into account children's ages, backgrounds and learning needs. Also, children thrive when provided variety and greater choice in reading from different sources.
Chahak, the magazine for Foundational Learning has been designed by the best educationists for children to read and enjoy. It has rich and appropriate material in Hindi and English to make reading acquisition easier. It builds on children's experience to make mathematics come alive. Stories, poems, puzzles and illustrations rooted in the Indian landscape and mapped to curricular objectives ensure higher order educational outcomes. Simple, attractive and affordable, Chahak will make young eyes sparkle and teachers smile!
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Meet Mitwa!
Bi-monthly Magazine
Children learn best when they have freedom to think and imagine things. In school, at home and in the street they observe, converse, infer and create their own understanding. What they need is a variety of material that is interesting and has the potential to keep them engaged in thinking and doing things that they like. Along with their text books, such material makes climbing the ladder of learning self-propelled and enjoyable.
Manan Books launches Mitwa, the child friendly magazine suitable for classes 6-8 that helps children learn. Stories, poems, puzzles, questions and illustrations with a uniquely Indian flavour make for an amazing ‘thali’! Conceptualised and designed by the best educationists to stimulate higher order thinking and mapped to curricular objectives, Mitwa is the first such bi-lingual magazine to pack a double punch. Attractive and affordable, it promises to be the best resource for the school going child to create real learning.
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Books
Blowing in the Wind
Written by Aditi Ghosh and Illustrated by Sonal Goyal
Join Puhor and Ushmi on their latest and most exciting adventure in Blowing in the Wind.
Available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Odia, Kannada | MRP: Rs 200/-
Blowing in the Wind
Puhor and Ushmi, the young scientists and inventors learn that inventions are no good if people don’t need them. As they take the ferry to the island where their mother’s tribe lives, they are faced with the full fury of floods in Assam. It is time to think carefully about what will be the most useful thing for people in their daily lives. Puhor also learns that you cannot do everything by yourself and it is important to discuss ideas and take help. Using nature’s resources to create gadgets that will improve lives is the path to living well and sustainably.
[Size: 6.75x9.5” 24 pp]
Shooting at Dhab Dhabi Falls
Written by Mala Kumar and Illustrated by Anupama Ajinkya Apte
Would you like to know how grandfather was found and Sanjana began... thinking? Read Shooting at Dhab Dhabi Falls.
Available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Odia, Kannada | MRP: Rs 200/-
Shooting at Dhab Dhabi Falls
Deepak’s grandfather sings to his earthworms so that they make vermicompost faster. The more vermicompost they make, the better are his brinjals. The better are the brinjals, the more people like the curry they make at his family’s ‘khanewali’. Even the famous film stars Malvika and Vinay Kumar! But before they come, Deepak and his cousin Sanjana have to learn some tough lessons at the shooting scene at Dhab Dhabi Falls.
[Size: 6.75x9.5” 24 pp]
Jonaki Dreams
Written by Aditi Ghosh and Illustrated by Sonal Goyal
Puhor saves the day ...or shall we say Puhor saves the night! Read all about it in Jonaki Dreams.
Available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Odia, Kannada | MRP: Rs 200/-
Jonaki Dreams
Scientists come in all shapes and sizes. Puhor loves to invent new gadgets and Ushmi often has to invent new ways to keep him out of trouble. The Suraj Solar Company comes to their town and Ushmi wins a prize for naming their special solar lamp. While Puhor’s mind lights up with a hundred ideas, he soon finds that he must help Anjan Kaka who owns the only open air cinema. He is in deep trouble because Labita Thakur, the visiting film star cannot perform because of a power failure. In a land where the sun sets early, what is needed the most? Puhor saves the day ...or shall we say Puhor saves the night!
[Size: 6.75x9.5” 24 pp]
Croc Tales of Bhitarkanika
Written by Mala Kumar and Illustrated by Sonal Goyal
Meet Sanjana and her friends as they roam this mysterious land and find how nature abounds with ideas for new things to invent!
Available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Odia, Kannada | MRP: Rs 200/-
Croc Tales of Bhitarkanika
Sanjana has just moved from big and bustling Bengaluru to Kendrapara in Odisha, famous for its mangroves. Mangroves are fascinating places teeming with strange flora and fauna. In this place where sweet river water mingles with salty seawater, Sanjana finds inspiration. As she discovers the ‘inventor’ in her, she and her friends also learn that tragedy and danger are only a heartbeat away in this green and muddy world. Bimal Da, the boatman becomes their teacher revealing secrets about the mangroves but they learn a more important lesson. Meet Sanjana and her friends as they roam this mysterious land and find how nature abounds with ideas for new things to invent!
[Size: 6.75x9.5” 24 pp]
Idea Express
Written by Mala Kumar and Illustrated by Sonal Goyal
Join Sanjana on a long and exciting journey where she understands the importance of ecosystems for new ideas to succeed
Available in English, Hindi, Marathi, Odia, Kannada | MRP: Rs 200/-
Idea Express
Sanjana and her parents are on a long train ride from Bhubaneswar to Bikaner. She has just got a mail about her friend, Puhor, who was literally creating a storm in a teacup in Assam. His idea of generating energy from used tea becomes the hot topic of discussion on the train. Is there a way to make clean energy from used tea leaves? Settle down with some tea and a plate of hot samosas to find out why it takes an entire eco-system to make any idea work.
[Size: 6.75x9.5” 24 pp]
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