The Wheel of Surya, 1994
The Eye of the Horse, 1995
The Track of the Wind, 1997
This trilogy explores the cultural history of India over a period of 25 years and follows events leading up to the Civil War, World War Two and the Partition. It centres on the efforts of two young Sikhs, Marvinder and Jaspal, to work out their own identity and allegiances in a complex setting. Scenes shift from their traditional village to a poor area of London, finally returning to newly independent India. A challenging read but well-worth the effort.
Grandpa Chatterji, illus.
Mei-Yim Low, 1994 
Neeta and her little brother Sanjay have two grandpas, Dad's dad Grandpa Leicester and Mum's dad Grandpa Chatterji, who live in India. One day Grandpa Chatterji comes all the way to visit them, and the two children discover what a wonderful, surprising and magical Grandpa he is.
Grandpa's Indian Summer, illus. Mei-Yim Low, June 1996
Grandpa Chatterji has invited his British grandchildren to visit Calcutta. From the moment their plane lands, and Grandpa greets them with garlands of marigolds and jasmine, Neeta and Sanjay know this will be a very special holiday.
Deadly Friend, illus. Patricia
Ludlow, 1994
From the moment Mohun met the new boy he had an uneasy feeling about him. Adam wanted to be his friend, but he didn't want Mohun to have other friends. One day when Mohun is playing a computer game, the picture on the screen changes. He is being asked to exterminate an enemy - here on Earth!
Fine Feathered Friend, illus. Carole Walter, 1996
Forbidden
Memories, illus. Mark Robertson, 1998
Telepathic twins Devi and Sasha are born into The Dome, a place of engineered perfection, intended to preserve the human species from extinction. But telepathy is forbidden in this world, and soon Sasha is taken away for decommissioning.
The Hideaway, illus. Jane Bottomley, 1997
The secret cave in the woods is the most important thing in Peter's life, the one place where he can escape from troubles at home and at school. When he reaches crisis point, it is the obvious place to run to. He is not alone for long, as he makes unexpected new friends.
I
Want to Be an Angel (4 stories), 1991
A collection of stories set in a multi-racial community, the book features four children, each with a dream.
Kamla and Kate, illlus.
Rachel Pank, 1997 
Kate is delighted when Kamla moves into her street. They learn about each other's way of life and get up to all sorts of mischief. This storybook is aimed at children just beginning to read alone.
Mango Tree, 1998
Monkey in the Stars, 1998
One starry night, Hanuman the monkey god appears in Amrita's bedroom. He takes her on a magical journey into the story of Diwali, the Festival of Light and the New Year. She witnesses the most terrifying battle on earth, when Good fights Evil to bring light back into the world.
Out of India, 1997
Someone's Watching, Someone's Waiting, illus. Anthony Lewis, 1998
When Emma goes to stay with her aunt and uncle in old Cote's Hall, she anticipates a holiday of boredom. But things begin to change when she discovers a beautiful doll that is uncannily real.
Star Child on Clark Street, 1998
The
Wormholers, 1996
Chad lets his step-sister Natalie fall into a crack in his bedroom floor. Desperate to get her back, he seeks the help of Sophie, super-intelligent but confined to a wheelchair with cerebral palsy. They all end up in the wormhole - a mysterious world where time is inside out and back to front.
Children Just Like Me: Our
Favourite Stories, 1997
Kamla and Kate Again, illus.
Rhian Nest James, 1992
Singing
Bowls, 1998
Three Indian Princesses,
illus. Govinder Ram, 1997
Start reading Daisy and the Intergalactic Travelling Salesmen
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