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In ‘Catching Fish’ the monsoon have flooded the streets; fish leap and swim about to the delight of a group of little boys, who try their best to catch them, only to encounter a marvellous talking fish who becomes their friend. In ‘Quilt’ a young boy has 1st ed. 52p., Plates.

Kalo is a young village lad, who loves the world of nature around him. One day he captures a bird but then, sympathizing with her longing for freedom sets her free and befriends her. The close friendship between the boy and the Koel is tested by a long en 1st ed. 32p.

‘Somewhere. . .’ is a lullaby in prose, a delightful little tale about a child who pesters his sleepy aunt for a story, only to fall asleep before the end. Shefali is a little girl who is put out to work as a maid by her parents who cannot afford to feed 1st ed. 52p., Illustrations.

This book provides an integrated picture of issues related to poverty, agriculture, urbanization, food safety and food security in the peri-urban India. Based on field research undertaken in the peri-urban belts of two Indian states--Haryana and Uttar Pra 1st ed. 136p., Tables; 25cm.