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No. Titles Computer Science 1. 004 HAL Computer: how it works CC0456 Hallen, Rakesh Mohan New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 2003 2. 004.09 GOL DK eyewitness guides: computer CC0273 Goldsmith, Mike London: Dorling Kindersley, 2011 3. 028.9 BON Love among the bookshelves CC0906 Bond, Ruskin New Delhi: Penguin Books , 2014 Philosophy 4. 181.45 NAN Mother: of Sri Aurobindo Ashram CC0239 Nandakumar, Prema New Delhi: National Book Trust, 1977 Religion 5. 200 LAN DK eyewitness: religion CC0305 Langley, Myrtle London: Dorling Kindersley, 2012 6. 201.3 PHI DK eyewitness guides: mythology CC0275 Philip, Neil London: Dorling Kindersley, 2011 7. 211.8 SIN Why I am an atheist CC0268 Singh, Bhagat New Delhi: National Book Trust, 2006 8. 236.1 BAN Rhythm of riddle: three Byomkesh Bakshi mysteries CC0912 Bandyopadhyay, Saradindu New Delhi: Puffin Books, 2012 9. 294.363 KHA Stories of the Buddha CC0507 Khanna, Anita New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 2001 10. 294.5 GAN What is Hinduism? CC0265 Gandhi, Mahatma New Delhi: National Book Trust, 1994 11. 294.5 SHI Krishna and Sudama CC0469 Shivkumar, K. New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 1967 12. 294.509 KUM Royal sweeper: a tale from Jagannath culture CC0253 Kumar, Ramendra New Delhi: National Book Trust, 2013 13. 294.513 PAT Pashu: animal tales from Hindu mythology CC0910 Pattanaik, Devdutt New Delhi: Puffin Books , 2014 14. 294.5924 PAI Gita: for children CC0884 Pai, Roopa New Delhi: Hachette India/time Inc, 2015 Tales from the Quran and Hadith: Islam's greatest stories 15. 297.1222 SAF retold for the modern reader CC1050 Safvi, Rana New Delhi : Juggernaut, 2017 Social Sciences 16. 302.140954 CHA Communalism: a primer CC0202 Chandra, Bipan New Delhi: National Book Trust, 2008 17. 303.484092 JOS Jotirao Phule CC0229 Joshi, Tarkateertha Laxmanshastri New Delhi: National Book Trust, 1992 18. 305.800954 PAU Gonds: genesis, history and culture CC0220 Paul, Anuradha New Delhi: National Book Trust, 2013 19. 305.891479 GAM Gujjars CC0466 Gammel, Lisa New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 2001 20. 306 RAG Trail of paint Raghbeer, Anjali CC0339 Chennai: Tulika Book, 2009 Hello world: how to be human in the age of the machine 306.46 FRY Fry, Hannah CC1289 Hyderabad: Black Swan, 2018 21. 320.92 KRI Dwarkanath Tagore, a forgotten pioneer: a life CC0205 Kriplani, Krishna New Delhi: National Book Trust, 1980 333.7932 CLA Shocking story of electricity 22. CC1165 Clayb London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2007 23. 334.683710954 Man with the ‘billion-litre’ idea KUR Kurien, Verghese CC0885 Mumbai: Amar Chitra Katha, 2013 24. 351.54 MAT From government to governance: a brief survey of the CC0215 Indian experience Mathur, Kuldeep New Delhi: National Book Trust, 2008 25. 355.8241 BYA DK eyewitness : arms and armour CC0859 Byam, Michele London: Dorling Kindersley, 2011 26. 362.70954 BHA Special child: problems and solutions CC0257 Bhatia, Manjeet Singh New Delhi: National Book Trust, 2009 27. 363.1791 MUK Bhopal gas tragedy CC0312 Mukherjee, Suroopa Chennai: Tulika Book, 2002 28. 363.73874 WOO DK eyewitness : climate change CC0868 Woodward, John London: Dorling Kindersley, 2008 29. 363.7 GON Cartoon guide to the environment CC1048 Gonic, Larry. New York : Collins Reference, 1996 What a waste: rubbish, recycling, and protecting our planet 370 FRE French, Jess. CC1277 London: DK Publishing, Inc., 2019 30. 370 ROY Abc CC0442 Roy, Navkala New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 1985 31. 370.117 PAD I am different! can you find me? CC0317 Padmanabhan, Manjula Chennai: Tulika Book, 2011 371.4 RAN Guidance and counselling for children and adolescents in 32. CC1049 schools Ranganathan, Namita Los Angeles : SAGE Publications, 2017 33. 380 MOH Let’s go! CC0322 Mohan, Anthara Chennai: Tulika Book, 2013 34. 391.00934 ALK Ancient India costume CC0194 Alkazi, Roshens New Delhi: National Book Trust, 1993 35. 398 MUK Who will be Ningthou? : a story from Manipur CC0344 Mukherjee, Indira Chennai: Tulika Book, 1999 36. 398.2 PAD Mathematwist: number tales from around the world CC0324 Padma, T.V. Chennai: Tulika Book, 2007 37. 398.2094302 GRI Grimm’s fairy tales CC0392 Grimm, Brothers London: HarperPress, 2011 38. 398.20954 BHA Folklore of Bengal CC0212 Bhattacharya, Asutosh New Delhi: National Book Trust, 1978 39. 398.20954 CHA Snoring shanmugam CC0335 Chadha, Radhika Chennai: Tulika Book, 2006 40. 398.20954 DAS Folklore of Assam CC0211 Das, Jogesh New Delhi: National Book Trust, 2013 41. 398.20954 JAY Stories of Tenali Raman CC0506 Jayaprada, C.L.L. New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 2001 42. 398.20954 KUM Stories from Panchatantra, Book - I CC0501 Kumar, Shiv New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 1965 43. 398.20954 KUM Stories from Panchatantra, Book - II CC0502 Kumar, Shiv New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 1966 44. 398.20954 KUM Stories from Panchatantra, Book - III CC0503 Kumar, Shiv New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 1968 45 398.20954 MED Tenali Raman: outwits the thieves CC0880 Media Fusion New Delhi: Media Fusion 46. 398.20954 RAN Stories from Kathasaritsagara CC0500 Rangachari, Devika New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 2003 47. 398.20954 REG Folk tales of the North-East CC0462 Regunathan, Sudhamahi New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 48. 398.20954 SAR Stories of India CC0505 Sarabhai, Mrinalini New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 1996 49. 398.20954 SAV Tales from Indian classics Savitri CC0511 New Delhi: Children's Book Trust, 1990 50. 398.209546 RAN Stories from Rajatarangini : tales of Kashmir CC0504 Rangachari, Devika New Delhi : Children's Book Trust, 2001 51. 398.209547 SHA Folk tales of Gujarat CC0461 Shankar, Alaka New Delhi : Children's Book Trust, 2007 52. 398.22DAY Ali Baba and the forty thieves CC0874 Daynes, Katie London : Usborne Publishing,2007 53. 333.7 SON Enviro-challenge: a compilation of the best of green CC0938 olympiad and terraquiz Sondhi, Sanjay New Delhi : TERI Press, 2012 54. 333.79 GHO Green science genius: energy CC0940 Ghosh , Rupak New Delhi: TERI Press, 2011 Everyday mathematics for parents : what you need to know 55 372.70973 UNI to help your child succeed CC1009 University of Chicago School Mathematics Project Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 2017 398.2 DAV Daydreamer 56 CC1116 Davies, Kate London : Usborne Publishing, 2010 398.2 DAV Town mouse and the country mouse 57 CC1254 Davidson, Susanna. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2007 398.2 SIM Three wishes 58 CC1103 Sims, Lesley. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2009 398.2 WAT Aesop's fables 59 CC1180 Watson, Carol London : Usborne Publishing Ltd,2003 398.20938 PUN Wooden horse 60 CC1239 Punter, Russell. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2011 61 398.2093802 ZEF Jason and golden fleece CC1164 Zeff, Claudia London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2007 62 398.20947 MAC Firebird CC1177 Mackinnon, Mairi London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2010 63 398.20951045298 DIC Monkey King CC1238 Dickins, Rosie. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2007 398.220938 WEB Amazing adventures of ulysses 64 CC1167 Webb, Vivian London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2003 398.24 BIN Billy goats gruff 65 CC1186 Bingham, Jane London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2004 398.8 POT Appley Dapply's nursery rhymes 66 CC1041 Potter, Beatrix London : Frederick Warne, 2002 398.8 PUN There was a crooked man 67 CC1115 Punter, Russell London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2009 398.8 PUN One two buckle my shoe 68 CC1117 Punter, Russell London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2010 398.8 PUN Old mother hubbard Punter, Russell 69. CC1118 London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2010 Languages 420 PIN Hey! that’s an A! 70. CC0316 Pinto, Jerry Chennai: Tulika Book, 2014 71. 423.17ROO Childrens illustrated dictionary CC0875 Pinto, Jerry New York: Parragon Publishing, 2007 72. 428.1 CAR All about the very hungry caterpillar CC1015 Carle, Eric London : Puffin Books, 2017 73. 428.24 VOR Help your kids with English CC0902 Vorderman, Carol London: Dorling Kindersley, 2013 Don't eat soup with your fingers 428.6 FOS Foster, John CC1278 Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014 Ghost in the washing machine 428.6 FOS Foster, John CC1283 Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014 Watch your teacher carefully 428.6 FOS Foster, John CC1285 Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014 When dad scored a goal in the garden 428.6 FOS Foster, John CC1286 Oxford:Oxford University Press,2014 74. 428.6 LES Bee makes tea CC1130 Lesely, Sims London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2013 75. 428.6 MAC Dressing - up box CC1075 Mackinnon, Mairi. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2010 76. 428.6 MAC Bus for miss moss CC1077 Mackinnon, Mairi. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2010 77. 428.6 MAC Dog diary CC1079 Mackinnnon, Mairi. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2010 78. 428.6 MAC Queen makes a scene CC1083 Mackinnon, Mairi. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2010 79. 428.6 MAC Stop that cow CC1085 Mackinnon, Mairi. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2010 80. 428.6 MAC Run rabbit run CC1088 Mackinnon, Mairi. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2010 81. 428.6 MAC Wild school CC1090 Mackinnon, Mairi. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2010 82. 428.6 MAC Circus under the sea CC1091 Mackinnon, Mairi. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2010 83. 428.6 MAC Croc gets a shock CC1131 Mackinnon, Mairi London : Usborne Publishing Ltd , 2013 85. 428.6 PUN Raccoon on the moon CC1123 Punter, Russell. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2015 86. 428.6 PUN Llamas in pyjamas CC1124 Punter, Russell. London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2014 87. 428.6 PUN Snail brings the mail CC1127 Punter, Russell London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2013 88. 428.6 PUN Cow takes a bow CC1128 Punter, Russell London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2013 89. 428.6 PUN Bug in a rug CC1129 Punter, Russell London : Usborne Publishing Ltd, 2015 90.
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