Once a fox in the forest wanted to eat a plate of rice and curry. He tricked his way into three village households, in three days, and ate his fill of tasty rice curry. But one day the trick was on him! Hoity the Fox has been published in Japan, Norway, Taiwan, Norway, Denmark and Sweden. This book won the State Literary Award in 2009.

Thambaya almost flew along the road. A row of motorcycles sped after him. People on the roadside watched with surprise. But because of the heavy rain, they did not clearly see who was driving the car. The book, Thambaya Takes a Ride, tells the story of quite a different experience.

The owl called the pheasant and told them Kirihami had sold the jak tree. The pheasant informed all the other birds and the squirrels about this. ‘Don’t sell our tree’ all of them cried. Down below, Kirihami’s children cried ‘Don’t harm the jak tree.’  But Kirihami had already sold the jak tree…. What happened to Kirihami’s family who lived in the shade of the jak tree?

‘Don’t go near the well. There is a monster there,’ Adith’s parents often told him to prevent him from peeping into the well. Splash! Splash! One day a monster did jump out of the well! What did Adith do? This is an interesting story of acceptance and friendship.