Anjali is quite capable of taking care of herself. So, when a handsome stranger steps in to rescue her from an unpleasant situation, she tells him to back off.

The man isn’t a stranger but her almost-husband. Nine years ago, their wedding was disrupted while they were making their sacred vows. Raj was gone, leaving her an unwed bride.

 Is it a coincidence that he is back now? Or has destiny given the childhood sweethearts a second chance?

Fully illustrated eBook, for ages 3-8

The Ant Thief is the story of Noira, the ant who wears a diamond ring and tells everyone it is a gift from a king, for bravery. She becomes famous as the Great Traveller Ant.

But the fact is Noira is a thief. One day the bees catch Noira stealing honey from their hive. What does Noira do when she is found out?

The Ant Thief is an engaging tale with eye catching illustrations.

Parents and children can use it to initiate discussions on good values, especially about:

• The importance of work.
• It is wrong to steal.
• One mustn't lie, or boast.

Other Features:

The illustrations are vibrant and delightful. They are easy enough to encourage children to try them out.

This story is suitable for reading at bedtime. It also works as a read aloud book for preschoolers or a self-read book for older children.

Super-Duper Monty is a fun story that shows kids why they must not wander away on their own, and also to have compassion for other living creatures.

Monty the frog loves to hop, leap, and jump.  One day he takes a big leap out of his pond and hops down the road. And lands into big trouble!

Parents and teachers can use this entertaining story to teach several things:

Children must not wander away. Even while having fun, they must be aware of their surroundings.

Natural habitat is important for creatures to survive.

To have compassion for other living things.

Grandpa brings a box of wooden letters for Minki to practice her ABCs. He spells out words and Minki picks out the letters from the set. She enjoys doing this except that she isn't able to tell p and q apart. So when Grandpa spells out p-i-g, she picks q, i, and g. For q-u-e-e-n she picks p,u,e,e,n and for q-u-i-l-t, she takes out the letters p,u,i,l,t.

Because Minki has so much trouble with p and q, she throws them out of the window. Angry and hurt, p and q stomp away to Word Fairy and announce they are never going back.

With p and q missing, many words become meaningless. Now nobody can say ‘please’ because it has turned into ‘lease.’ The police station and the post office can’t function and the queen must go into hiding!

Which is p and Which is q? is a fun story about an important issue.

Children between the ages 3 to 7 make occasional letter reversals while reading or writing. This is more likely to happen with letters that are mirror images of each other - like p and q, b and d, n and u. It doesn’t mean the child is dyslexic or has a learning ability. With practice and some clues, as the letter shapes become more familiar, children get over the confusion

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Which is p and Which is q? is an engaging tale parents/ caregivers and children will enjoy. It teaches several things in an entertaining way:

1. How to make learning fun.

2. It is normal to make mistakes.

3. Children learn by practice.

4. Actions have consequences : Minki's action makes p and q go away. Because p and q are miffed, words and sentences are in disarray!

5. One can learn from mistakes.

This is an ‘anytime and for every one ’ story, suitable for playtime or bedtime, and one that girls and boys will both enjoy.  

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“Appa enna solluvaro? What will Appa say?”

Malathi comes from a conservative family. When she takes up a job in Bengaluru, her father gives her a list of conditions. Falling in love is definitely not among them!

Aditya is brilliant and successful. He is also an introvert who has no clue about how to win the girl of his dreams.

What chance does their love have?

Hop, a young grasshopper, makes a new friend. He is Chomp, the caterpillar. Chomp is not like Hop at all. While Hop likes to explore the world around him, and to play in the grass, Chomp only eats. But Hop doesn’t mind because Chomp is a good listener. He visits him often and tells him all about his day.

One day, Chomp stops eating. And then he disappears!

Hop and Chomp: A Caterpillar Story is a simple story children will relate to, while learning about the life cycle of a butterfly.

It is also about friendship, and about accepting differences.

Both boys and girls will enjoy the book.

The illustrations are hand drawn and will appeal to young readers.

Uma can’t stand men who try to get over-friendly. When Sandeep, after two chance meetings, asks her out, she has an idea to make him stay away from her.

“I come from an old fashioned family. I shall only go out with the person who wants to marry me. And that too, after my family’s approval,” she tells him.

To her utter shock, Sandeep takes her at her word and goes to speak to her mother!

What is Uma to do?

“Maybe we should get a divorce.”
Raj utters the D-word and immediately regrets it. He hopes that Divya, who is deaf, hasn’t lip-read the words. But Divya has and is shattered that Raj wants to end their thirteen-year-old marriage. Determined to build a new life for herself and the children, she uses her deafness to ignore Raj as he tries to regain the ease of communication they had in the beginning of their marriage.

From Reviews on Goodreads.
It is a full-fledged novel condensed into only a few pages. Beautiful work, this. (Grady Harp, Hall of Fame Reviewer )
Gita Reddy has taken several delicate subjects and has handled them to the degree that even more experienced writers have missed.(D D Gott)
Never Ever is a short story filled with heartfelt emotion and likable characters. It’s written sensitively and thoughtfully. (SEB)
Although this is a short story, Gita Reddy does a good job of relating how important communication is in a relationship. I love the ending of this story! It is an example of how marriage should work.(Dawn H.)
I loved this story! Sure there are other stories featuring the importance of communication in relationships but this one is unique with the wife being hearing-impaired.(Darswords.)
“Never Ever” will make you want to tell your loved ones that you love them and think of other ways that you can show them that you care! (Penny Minding Mom)
Highly emotional look into the struggles of marriage. I enjoyed this very much. It was well-written and riveting. I loved the ending. (Mai Tai Mama)

‘Tara and the Giant Queen was a compelling, enjoyable read. It started off strong and continued to maintain my attention and interest to the very end,’ A.J. Culey, Author

Tara and the Giant Queen is a fantasy in the Land of Giants. Nine-year old Tara finds herself in a strange land after a storm. She accidentally lands on the head of the queen of giants and is taken into her care. The good queen promises to help her return home but there are evil giants who believe Tara is a magician and are out to capture her for her magic powers. What follows is danger, courage and a fascinating journey home. And yes, fun, because Tara and the boy-giant, Montek, become great friends.

Previously published under the title: Cheetaka, Queen of Giants.

The Boy Who Was Left Behind is a story for all ages.

Vimal lives with his grandmother. His parents who are NRIs - non-resident Indians – leave him with his grandmother when he is two. Vimal grows up in Jaipur, happy and secure in the loving care of his grandmother. His parents are a blurred memory made up from short visits. When Vimal is eight, a phone call in the night turns his world topsy-turvy. His grandmother leaves him with relatives and goes to London.

Once again, Vimal is left behind – this time with a secret that is too big for a young boy.