Editorial: Damien Tan
Little Kapal is the story of a little boy’s adventure to find the home of his rainbow friend. Through his journey, he discovers the Hope of Life. The book is written by the parents of little Noah, in memory of his brief, beautiful time with them - to celebrate life and to bring encouragement to others.
Kieran, the last descendant of the ancient Titans, embarks on a perilous journey to restore balance between gods and mortals. Guided by Ithara, the Goddess of Knowledge, and armed with the mighty Titan's Wrath, Kieran must confront awakening Titans and mortal factions determined to wield their power for chaos. As he battles through treacherous realms and uncovers buried secrets, Kieran learns that his destiny is tied to more than just survival—he must become the harbinger of peace, or risk plunging both worlds into eternal war.Ver libro
Bryn Parry (1956–2023) was one of Britain's best-known countryside cartoonists. This re-issue of Mad Dogs and Englishmen is a superb collection of Bryn's shooting and dog cartoons. It gives an insight into a world that can really only be understood by a participant for whom it is more than a sport; it is a way of life.Ver libro
Annie Tempest has been called a national treasure for her much-lauded and internationally loved cartoon strip about a fictitious English village with the eccentric Lord and Lady Tottering and their family who reside at Tottering Hall. During the thirty years that 'Tottering-by-Gently' has appeared weekly in Country Life magazine, the Tottering family – all three generations of them – have been seen enjoying diverse pastimes and sporting pursuits including tennis, riding, skiing, golf, sailing, fishing and cricket. This latest, keenly anticipated offering is illustrated with more than 100 of Annie's superb colour cartoons and is a winning celebration of the Totterings – and the British – at play.Ver libro
Kishti Hadsa by Rabindranath Tagore, translated into Punjabi by Professor Achru Singh, is a captivating novel full of events, emotions, and cultural depth. Originally published in 1906 in Bengali and later translated into English by Tagore himself, the story explores human relationships, societal customs, and the richness of Indian culture. The narrative is engaging and suspenseful, keeping readers hooked from beginning to end. Through its vivid portrayal of characters and their experiences, the novel reflects on social traditions, human emotions, and the beauty of life.Ver libro
In the heart of the mystical forest lies Durgapur, a serene village shrouded in ancient secrets and magic. Its protector is Arjun, a spirited young boy chosen by destiny and blessed with the strength and agility of ancient warrior kings. Arjun is not alone in his journey—he is joined by his loyal friends: Tara, a tech-savvy genius who always has a futuristic gadget ready; Hanum, a witty and mischievous monkey brimming with courage and humor; and Nakul, a brilliant inventor whose creations blend tradition with innovation. Together, this unlikely team faces thrilling adventures, battling awakened mythical beasts, cunning sorcerers, and forces of darkness threatening to engulf their peaceful world. With a blend of traditional martial arts, clever strategies, and modern technology, they tackle each challenge while uncovering timeless truths about courage, teamwork, and morality.Ver libro
