Book Catalog

Froggy the frog talks all the time, while Simi the sparrow helps him to quiet down. An award winning entry in the Oshima world hadmade book

One fine morning, a fairy princess finds a box of magic pencils and begins to draw pictures. A fascinating story that will appeal to young children.

A story about dealing with childhood fears written in rhyming text. Impressive illustrations.

Introduce children to the joy of books with Jojo's doll. Designed to be held and played with. Contains a pull-out doll.

Yet another selection of fabulous tales from India for everyone's reading pleasure. This new collection of stories for all continue to entertain and impart ageless wisdom.

Happy jumps and gets into trouble. Jumpy jumps after him and tickles the trouble to save his friend. Children will love to discover the power of tickles.

A child refuses to stop crying until he looks in a mirror.

A book designed to inspire young budding artists to discover simple shapes and their use to make fascinating figures.

A tiny mango plant grows into a huge tree whichbecomes a shelter for a menagerie. But when woodcutters arrive to cut the tree down, will the animals let them take their home? An engrossing story about preservation.

A tired and thirsty ladybird is told of a waterfall across the hill where she is sitting. Will the ladybird make it to the waterfall? A story of determination - must read for every child.

Neema doesn't like his spiky and short hair until he meets a friend with the same hairstyle. This feel-touch cover book is for all children to enjoy.

A picture book for tiny tots. It brings out the pleasure of sharing with others.

Tuntun the parrot has a magic puff. He helps monkeys to keep Monkeyland clean and tidy.

Origami, the Japanese art of paper folding, is introduced in this book. Illustrations by Konomi Hoshima beautifully compliment the text.

An embossed tactile picture book compliments a mystery story about vanishing cookies. Recommended for all chilren, including those with special needs.

Toru Nanu, the tortoise, is a hundred years old. He does not like being troubled by a baby hippo. A story which will be loved by everyone.

A wave carries away the eggs of a hen and a cock. They are sad, and decide to collect other eggs they can find. Both find happiness in bringing up the babies of other creatures. A sensitive story.

Parrot and Mynah pick a quarrel one night, and the neighbors drive them away. How they reconcile is a story that young readers will enjoy.

This novel interweaves factual information about HIV/Aids with a tender story narrated by a bright school girl. Recommended for teenagers.

A delightful picture book about Popo's tail which will not stop growing, until he learns how. A book for the Tsunami children project.

A story about a brave girl and a dwarf, and how her quick thinking brings joy to many. Tsunami children project.

A story about two rabbits who have an unusual paper adventure. An activity book which will be enjoyed by all ages. A book for the Tsunami children project.

The children will love this story about two monkeys and their antics. A book for the Tsunami children project.

The third book of the series. Twenty age old tales in a hardbound edition, which entertain and elevate the young and old alike.

A selection of age old tales which entertain and elevate the young and old alike

A white butterfly wants color for her wings! A beautifully illustrated picture book to help children begin reading

This colorful illustrated book presents a selection from the Panchtantra,the oldest collection of stories in the world.

A delightful picture book will inspire children to stand on their own.

A refreshing guide for parents and teachers

Khaas Kitaab Foundation proudly presents its first of three books in Pushto for its Afghan project .

A new edition of the timeless Panchtantra tale, this time in Pushto. Published for the Afghan project

A popular story translated and published in Pushto for the Afghan project

A book designed to help children explore numbers by themselves and learn counting.

A handmade, colourful cloth activity book designed to let children explore knots.

An interesting story of two parrots. It is ideal for storytelling sessions for young children. Parrots puppets are also available.

A selection of age old tales which entertain young and old alike

A novel for young readers. The story is set against the back drop of Bangladesh war of independence. The suffering of people has been portrayed with great sensitivity but keeps alive the hope for a better world.

Two mice and an elephant in a single event happy story

When a cat is the teacher, and monkeys the students, there is fun in every activity

A story about two caterpillars, and their hunt for a suitable tree to live in. The tactile illustrations feel real. Included in the Outstanding Books for Young People with Disabilities Catalogue 2001

The tiger is an endangered species. This attractive picture book brings out the plight of the tigers and the need to save them. Nominated for IBBY Honor 2002

Two mice find lots of paper. They fold and interesting things out of them. A delightful story with reinforced paper to allow repeated folding by children. Merit certificate by OSHIMA WORLD HANDMADE BOOK CONTEST 2001, Japan.

Pigeons are caught in a net and eventually manage to free themselves. Short and easy to read text. Illustrations are tactile. The string net falls to trap the birds as the page turns.

Three fish live in a lake. A tiny fish manages to escape the fisherman´s net. The reader can feel the scales of the fish and the touch of the water.

A tale of a clever rabbit winning over a mighty lion. Attractive tactile illustrations include a glove puppet. Included in the Outstanding Books for Young People with Disabilities Catalogue 1999.

A tale of a talktative tortoise and its two geese friends. The three go in search of water and food, but the tortoise lands into trouble. Included in the Outstanding Books for Young People with Disabilities Catalogue 1999.

A sensitive story of a girl who suffered radiation from the atom bomb that fell on Hiroshima in Japan in 1945. Beautiful combination sotry, information and illustration in black and red. Part of HELLO, DEAR ENEMY travelling exhibition of best books on peace in Japan