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This is a book about musical instruments and their sounds. Told from the point of view of a music loving baby, it is a also a story of discovery and fun. Featuring beautiful artwork it is a great way to introduce sounds and music to your young ones.

From Freud to Zuckerberg and Back

From Freud to Zuckerberg and Back, the first book for adults from Storywell Books, asks parents and policymakers to consider the mental health of children first. For thousands of years, children have managed to grow, survive and achieve what they and their parents wished for without any external influences aside of family, community and other socio-cultural entities. Into this secure world, globalisation, IOT and AI have introduced extraneous and unhealthy elements like video games, meta platforms and mobile phones, creating a misunderstanding of ‘Reality’ for today’s children. This book is a call to return to the traditional outdoors play, listen to real bird calls, experience real seas, sands and sunshine, rain and stop the overuse of electronic gadgets that have zombified youth and led people to behave like computers. Author Malavika Kapur is Visiting Professor at the National Institute of Advanced Studies, IISC campus Bengaluru and specialises in the mental health of children.

Academic , Values , Store Front Page

₹ 599.00

God on the Hill

Hoary myths of bygone cultures, unearthing buried memories in silent monuments...It is heady stuff, this business of trying to understand our prehistoric past What makes this book poignant and relevant is the counterpoint to archaeological narratives it posits. Though archaeologists tell us that these megalithic dolmens, menhirs and the like were funerary or commemorative structures, local villagers near the monuments insist that they were the houses of a now-extinct race of dwarves called Moriyas. The stories in this collection are inspired by actual monuments and sites in India. As architect-author Srikumar M Menon went along collecting data about the monuments, he could not help collecting stories too. Srikumar’s stories also draw attention to outdated theories on the development of disciplines such as the ‘history of architecture’. Legislation and barbed wire fencing are grossly inadequate to protect these primitive monuments that our prehistoric ancestors built. We hope that this book will help create awareness of our precious built-heritage and protect these from human greed, depredations and urban encroachments.

Academic , Adventure , Autobiography , Store Front Page

₹ 499.00

Gift card

This is a digital gift card. After the purchase, you will receive an email with the gift card and instructions on how to use it. The card can be used as payment for any products we have.

All , Store Front Page

₹ 1,000.00

The Bulbuls and the BIG BIG Breeze

A young pair of Bulbul birds decide to build their first-ever nest in the balcony of human-beings! It is the month of July, and the Indian Monsoon arrives with great gusts of wind, upending the nest and the babies. What will happen to the babies? Will they survive and where do they find help? A heart-warming tale of kindness, featuring beautiful mix-media illustrations and activities, this is a wonderful book to introduce to your little nature-loving reader! Based on a true story.Product detailsFSC Paperback: 32 Pages Publisher: StoryWell Books (2023)Language: EnglishCover: Laminated for durability

All , Childrens' Books

₹ 225.00
was ₹ 250.00

Rogues: Elephants, Maneaters and Poachers (1973-2023)

Rogues is a real-life account of the man-animal conflict in some of the country’s better-known forests and the agricultural landscape around such reserved areas, and how perilous the land and laws are for wildlife as well as people. In this autobiographical work, conservationist and angler G Susheel paints glimpses from his fifty years in the jungles of India and his experience of the escalating man-animal conflict. He also provides some insights into how small steps can resolve much of the tension and keep animals and humans safe.

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