'From Within the Borderland' continues the pattern of investigating and examining the neurosexism and invisible structures situated in and around masculinity studies. From birth, the children of polarized areas have their brains hardwired on how to act, perform, and even dream; a process which renders notions, thoughts, expectations and other immaterial things into physical borders and boundaries. 'From Within the Borderland' reports on the many appearances and personalities of masculinity studies, from its relationship with feminism to its varying interpretations and representations. What results from this glance at modern masculinity is a reinforced stance that gender and its narratives are immaterial entities whose physical roots and supplements are plucked from thin air and the imaginations of dominant and controlling bodies. The narratives guiding modern masculinity are in a state of automation, being both minimally affected by exterior forces and outside of legitimate impact.

From Within the Borderland

Education & Teaching

Hollenbeck, Charles

Schools & Teaching

Red Panda

When Elephants Had Wings & Other Funny Stories

Children's Books

Janhavi Samant

Action & Adventure

Why Is My Hair Curly?

Iyer, Lakshmi

Gravepyres: School For The Recently Deceased

Anita Roy

Mermaids in the Moonlight

Sharanya Manivannan

Avantika brushes and brushes, but there’s no keeping her curly hair down. How she wished her hair was straight and smooth like Amma’s and Appa’s and her brother Avnish’s. Their parents had adopted the two of them when she was three-and-a-half years old and Avnish a six-month-old baby. Avantika often wonders if their birth mother had curly hair. 
There are so many questions in her head, the school year has started with hair-raising troubles and Amma is busy at work. Avantika finds a confidante in the mysterious paati she meets in the park. 
Why Is My Hair Curly by Lakshmi Iyer is a delightful celebration of curly hair and the courage it takes to be yourself. Interspersed with exquisite black-and-white illustrations by Niloufer Wadia, this chapter book explores genetics, family dynamics and adoption identity through a light-hearted and sunny tale.

Why is My Hair Curly?

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Woof!: Adventures by the Sea

Karthikeyan, Aparna

Long before superheroes in capes conquered our imagination, there was Lord Vishnu! 
In Hindu mythology, wherever there is evil and whenever the world needed to be rescued, He would materialise to fulfil His role as preserver and protector. Vishnu was also the shapeshifter supreme, manifesting in different forms through different time zones and worlds. 
Daśāvatāra is a fun retelling of stories about Lord Vishnu’s ten avatars, how they manifest in the world and how they save it. Trekking across these pages are also fearless warriors and kings, mystical and mythical creatures, powerful gods and goddesses and powerful demons. Dazzling illustrations come together with riveting stories to truly capture the essence of a mighty god and his timeless miracles.

Dasavatara

Politics & Social Sciences

Vir, Piyusha

Social Sciences

History is so much more than what you learn in class! Everything around us is connected to our past. Even the lives we live are built on those of our ancestors. 
It is with a view to demystifying history that Amar Chitra Katha, a pioneer of storytelling through illustrations, presents India: A History Through the Ages. This series brings together some of Amar Chitra Katha’s greatest stories and art to reconstruct Indian history—from the Harappan Civilisation and the Vedic Age to the rise of Buddhism and Jainism, and from the greatest dynasties to rule India— including the Mauryas, Guptas, sultanates and Mughals—to the British rule in India. 
Meet Varun, Ritu and their grandmother, a powerhouse of information, as they embark on their first adventure to the Harappan Civilisation and the Vedic Ages. Dadi’s storytelling transports the children to the banks of the river Indus. It was a time when people started moving away from their nomadic, hunting—gathering ways, and settling down in permanent homes. Later, the trio travels to the Vedic Age, where education and written text was gaining prominence. These were the earliest people to inhabit our lands, and Varun and Ritu are soon captivated by their culture, literature and more. 
Strap on! This is the journey of a lifetime.

India A History Through the Ages Book 1: The Harappan Civilisation and the Vedic Age

Katha, Amar Chitra

History

History is so much more than what you learn in class! Everything around us is connected to our past. Even the lives we live are built on those of our ancestors. 
It is with a view to demystifying history that Amar Chitra Katha, a pioneer of storytelling through illustrations, presents India: A History Through the Ages. This series brings together some of Amar Chitra Katha’s greatest stories and art to reconstruct Indian history—from the Harappan Civilisation and the Vedic Age to the rise of Buddhism and Jainism, and from the greatest dynasties to rule India— including the Mauryas, Guptas, sultanates and Mughals—to the British rule in India. 
Meet Varun, Ritu and their grandmother, a powerhouse of information, as they embark on their second adventure. Dadi’s storytelling transports the children to the Iron Age in India. From agriculture, economics, politics, social structures and even faith, change touched every aspect of life for the people of the lands that now make up India. The siblings get to know about the people who brought about these changes—the reformers, kings and those who lived through that age. They also learn more about the janas, mahajanapadas and the rise of Buddhism and Jainism. Strap on! This is the journey 
Strap on! This is the journey of a lifetime.

India A History Through the Ages - Book 2: The Iron Age

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