1.Sahaasi Hiran -- Lions are fearsome hunters but they become weak and weary when they get old. A hungry old lion is trying to trick a deer and eat it. The deer steps into the cave, within the lion's reach. Will the deer be able to save itself from being hunted? Read and find out! 2.Hoshiyaar Tota -- A parrot is a talented bird as it can imitate the voices of other animals. How does a parrot use this talent to save some helpless chicks from being eaten by a snake? Check out our animated flipbooks! 3.Malti -- Malti loves feeding the birds everyday. The birds eagerly wait for her offerings. What happens when she leaves her home and forgets to feed them one day? 4.Paplu aur kele ka chilka -- Paplu the monkey loves bananas. He never throws the peels in the dustbin. What makes him change his habit then? Well, banana peels are infamous for a reason! 5.Garam Samosa -- A parrot and a cuckoo cannot keep calm when they see mouth-watering samosas. How do they manage to grab a bite? Read to find out. 6.Dayaalu paplu -- On his way to school one day, Paplu sees a chick on the ground. He notices a cat waiting nearby. How does Paplu save the poor chick from the cat? Read to know! Age group For young learners, short stories are a key to learning a language they are not familiar with. The multilingual storybook series includes books for kids that are presented by Eduvate. These books are meant for children aged 5-6 years but can be read till the age of 10 years. Some of the short stories are based on panchatantra, jataka tales etc. Animations and videos to aid listening: Sufficient listening exposure is essential for learning any language. These storybooks can also be a great help for a child whose parents have moved and settled in a new city. In such cases, the storybook will assist the child in learning the regional language that is being taught at school. Each storybook comes with four QR codes which can be scanned to access animated versions of the story.
