Written and illustrated by Samhita Arni

The great Indian epic Mahabharatha is a complex tale of ambition, war and destruction. Twelve year old Samhita Arni's version is bold and unorthodox in its depiction of character and in the sharply critical tone it adopts towards the epic's main theme: war. Samhita has illustrated the book herself with intricate line drawings.

- Named one of the Best Books Published in 2004 by the Spanish Ministry of Culture, 2005
- Elsa Morante Literary Award, Italy, 2004
- Book of the Month Award, Society for Youth Literature and Media, Germany, 2000

"A wonderful way to learn about Indian mythology ... this is a small masterpiece which deserves nothing but the highest recommendation."
-Academy for Children's Literature and Media, Germany

"A celebration of the wonder that is childhood and a reaffirmation of the existence of sheer talent in this country's young."
- Sagari Chhabra, Book Review

A spectacular pop-up alphabet book. Watch as the alphabet comes to life on paper in ornate and ingenious fashion. ABC3D is the second title in our ongoing French Focus series, brought to you with the help of the French Embassy in India. NOT FOR SALE OUTSIDE INDIA

"An absolute delight." - Kirkus Reviews "The single most beautiful book I've ever owned." - Cory Doctorow, via boingboing.net "Does for paper what Claymation did for mud ... easily the most innovative alphabet book of the year, if not the decade." - The Washington Post "This hand-size French alphabet book is as stylish as a pop-up can be ... A-plus for drama and innovation." - Publishers Weekly starred review

December 10th (1948) was the day The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was signed. This illustrated picture book brings alive a rich and complex theme in a deceptively simple way. The text— provided by Amnesty International—turns difficult concepts into comprehensible ideas. Particularly as the Indian education system introduces human rights as a subject into its curriculum, this will prove a useful supplemental text for middle schoolers and upwards. With illustrations by 30 international artists of great renown, the book has sold 150,000 copies, to date, around the world. Watch Amnesty International's video on Human Rights

Revolution By Sara A unique picture-book for adults with content that is discernibly political, Revolution is a powerful allegory in red, black and white by French artist Sara. Her simple yet forceful collage art evokes revolt, repression and war, but also immutable freedom in the face of tyranny. Charged with emotion, this is a world in which visuals take the place of words. Sara’s torn-paper technique creates a new language that makes for an impassioned but minimalist narrative, drawing the reader into and beyond the struggle for liberty. This English edition also includes an afterword on historical people’s revolutions and struggles from around the world. Revolution is unique combination of art and politics for all ages that communicates through visual language a timely and ardent story of the perpetual struggle for freedom, shedding perspective on past uprisings through to current events. Artists, activists, politicos, idealists and geronimos will find a spot in their hearts and on their bookshelves for this compelling book. * Winner of “The Golden Apple” at the 20th Biennial of Illustrations at Bratislava in 2005.