2 Years

'Whose colour is GREEN, RED, YELLOW, BLUE…? A little boy asks and sets off a tussle over who owns which colour, as the sun watches the fun! Top South Asian Book by Toka Box 2020'

books for Children 2 to7 years and above, curated by My Little Bookshop'}' data-sheets-userformat='{'2':15233,'3':{'1':0},'10':2,'11':4,'12':0,'14':{'1':2,'2':0},'15':'Calibri, sans-serif','16':12}'>This is a set of 3 books for Children 2 to7 years and above, curated by My Little Bookshop

Wooden Building Blocks – Set of 12 CubesVersatile Waldorf-style blocks for open-ended play—build castles, towers, marble runs, or use them as play kitchen ingredients or math counters.Endless possibilities for creative, hands-on learning. Block Size: 2 x 2 inches eachContents: 12 woo...

Book Titles in the set:Susheela's Kolams The Kite What is it? Who ate all that Up?  

Recommended age group: 2 years to 12 years (though imagination does not have a limit so people of any age would enjoy creating their magical world using these blocks)\n \\n \n \\nSpecification: 2 triangles, 4 squares (2 solid+2 hollow), 2 big rectangles, 4 narrow rectangles, 2 ladders, 2 sem...

Veer cannot wait to taste the tomatoes he grows in his terrace garden. When the tomatoes are just ripe enough to pick, something strange happens. The tomatoes go missing. Veer is determined to solve the mystery and find out who is stealing his delicious tomatoes.

Amma, Tell Me About Diwali is a gentle, story-filled introduction to the festival of lights, shared through the loving voice of Amma. Through soft verses and simple storytelling, children hear of Prince Rama’s homecoming, the glow of diyas lighting the night, and Goddess Lakshmi’s ble...

An owl drops a purple feather in the forest, and when a little girl picks it up, a journey into magical lands begins. The Magic Feather grew from a unique 3D character crafted by intern Roma Singh from an old book—its wild hair made of pages and eyes shaped like moons. This playful creati...

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Roll it, pat it, poke in eyes, stick on nose and ears — and a ball of chapati dough can turn into almost anything!Author : Nandini NayarIllustrator : Proiti Roy

Everyone tells Laali that she’s too little to do the things she wants to do. But what if she really were very little, Laali wonders. As she dreams and shrinks, Laali steps into a little-big world where a new adventure waits around every corner. Bright, playful illustrations bring to life t...

Do roosters sing ragas? Ruru does, but like all true artists, discovers it after a struggle! This foot-tapping story, vibrantly illustrated, invites readers to move and sing, clap and tap along with the animated Ruru and friends.Author : Natasha SharmaIllustrator : Priya Kuriyan