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Read time: 328 words, 1 minute. Before A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens was in serious debt. He wrote the book quickly. Paid for the printing himself. Its success didn't just create a Christmas classic. It kept him financially afloat. πͺ£Monthly Bucket - December β βHimalayan Nightsβ π΅ Music βPeaceful Like a Pandaβ Collection of gentle mindfulness songs and guided exercises designed to help kids slow down, breathe, and settle their bodies. π¦ Extras βHow to make Carrot Halwa - A warm and comforting dessert made with grated carrots, milk, and nuts. Perfect for the winter season. π Calendar β March 22 β Holi April 14 β Vaisakhi May 20 β Buddha Purnimaβ π· Photo Hello friends! π Readingsβ Indulge your curiosity for Indian culture with our complete collection of 11 books.
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Read time: 287 words, 1 minute. Our favorite holiday is almost here: Diwali is November 8.Yes, Diwali is the festival of lights. It is also the festival of cleaning things you forgot you owned. Drawers get emptied.Shelves get wiped.Corners get noticed.Then the lights come on.-Kabir & Sue πͺ£Monthly Bucket - Novemberπ 3 Books It's DiwaliBy Kabir & Surishtha Sehgal (Illustrated by Archana Sreenivasan)Count up to ten and back down again to the tune of "One, Two, Buckle My Shoe" while learning...
Read time: 345 words, 1 minute. We're welcoming our 11th children's book into the world. Hello, India! was made to be opened slowly.To pause at landmarks.To notice details. It's an invitation to look closely.And to recognize a place through its streets, sites, and everyday beauty. Some books are meant to explain.Others are meant to introduce. This one says hello. -Kabir & Sue Monthly Bucket - Octoberπ Books Hello, India!By Kabir Sehgal and Surishtha Sehgal (Illustrated by Ibrahim Shidiq) Come...
Read time: 334 words, 1 minute. The Brooklyn Childrenβs Museum was the first children's museum in the world. It opened in 1899. At the time, the idea was radical.A museum designed only for children.Not quieter.Not simpler.Just different. Adults worried it would feel chaotic.Founders argued that noise meant thinking. That assumption shaped every childrenβs museum that came after.-Kabir & Sue PS - Our new book drops next month Monthly Bucket - Septemberπ Books Mary Morland in the Time of...