Maharaja Icky is quite the most disgusting King you'll ever have the misfortune to meet.The ruler of the kingdom of Ickhtarpur regales all with his utterly vile table manners.While he sits licking curry from hand to elbow and juggling rosogullas, his beloved nail-nibbling queen,Maharani Yucky, joins him. Banned from using spoons or nailcutters, the people of Icktapur are at their wits'end. But their hopes rise when the announcement comes that the Maharani is expecting a little baby... With gleefully gross illustrations by highly acclaimed children's illustrator Anitha Balachandran, Icky, Yucky, Mucky! will have children squirming in their chairs and yelling with delight.

Icky, Yucky, Mucky!

Natasha Sharma

Children's Books

Zubaan

Do roosters sing ragas? This one does but like all true artistes discovers it after a lot of struggle! Every time he opens his mouth he has a new tune but not the kukaroo-kuroo of the other roosters.

Imusti Rooster Raga

Tulika Publication

Rooster Raga/Morog Geeti

Tulika Publishers

Does eating mangoes need a guide book? Do you need a personality quiz before you eat a mango? What makes you a good Indian child (or adult) while eating mangoes? Bite into the book for Natasha Sharma s delicious humour in one crazy story with bonus mango-based character building, mango recipes and even some mango math! The Good Indian Child's Guide series takes things that are intrinsic to India and presents a tongue-in-cheek exploration of the subjects. Eating a mango will change forever! Drool-inducing! Rib-tickling! Timely! Generations of Indian children will benefit from this prof BURR...RRP! (Excuse me, it's mango season.) Anuskha Ravishankar, popular children s author

The Good Indian Child's Guide to Eating Mangoes

HarperCollinsChildrensBooks

Here's the perfect guide book for children to one of India's most popular games, cricket! The Good Indian Child's Guide series takes things that are intrinsic to India and presents a tongue-in-cheek exploration of the subjects. What makes you a 'good' Indian child (or adult) while playing cricket? Dive into this book for Natasha Sharma's crazy humour! Playing cricket will change forever!

The Good Indian Child's Guide: To Playing Cricket (Good Indian Child's Guide, 1)

Reference

Harper Children's

Meet Squiggle curious, confused and determined to tell a comma from an apostrophe!  Squiggle is confused. She doesn t know quite what she is! So she sets off through the pages of a notebook in search of answers. Is she a comma or colon? A question mark? Surely not an exclamation! Splash, run, bump, trip and swing with her until she finds her own kind.  Natasha Sharma s delightful text introduces young readers to the correct way to use punctuation in this deliciously comic tale. The book also includes a section with pointers on punctuation, interesting facts from history, and mayhem brought about by incorrect punctuation.  Once you re through with Squiggle, you ll never misplace that comma again!

Squiggle Takes a Walk: An Adventure in Punctuation

Education & Reference

Penguin/Young Zubaan and Puffin

Akbar And The Tricky Traitor [Paperback] [Jan 01, 2014] Natasha Sharma

Duckbill Books

Ashoka And The Muddled Messages [Paperback] [Jan 01, 2014] Natasha Sharma

Tanvi Bhat

Razia and the Pesky Presents [Paperback] Natasha Sharma

Shah Jahan and the Ruby Robber [Paperback] Natasha Sharma

Duckbill Books and Publications Pvt Ltd

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