Every night, two cousins curl up beside their Nani, a woman whose ancient tales are filled with both magic and profound lessons. One evening, as the moon hangs high, Nani's voice weaves a legend of a village's forgotten curse, a trapped fairy, and a terrible giant lurking in the shadows.
But as the last word is spoken and the girls close their eyes, the whispers of the story don't fade... they become real.
They awaken not in their beds, but in a world spun from Nani's story. The air is thick with magic, the ancient forest a labyrinth of secrets. This is no mere dream; it's a destiny they must face.
Guided by cryptic glowing signs and enchanted riddles, the sisters must navigate a world full of mischievous creatures and unseen dangers, knowing every step takes them deeper into a truth far more profound than any fairy tale.
The final clue leads them to the heart of the darkness, where the colossal giant stands guard. But this isn't a battle of strength—it's a test of wit and sisterly bond. Can they outsmart a foe as old as the mountains? Can they break a curse woven by time itself, or will the ancient secret the giant protects consume them too?
The fate of their world rests on their courage.
A magical story of courage, wit, and the unbreakable bond between sisters, empowering kids to face their own challenges.
"I really like the illustrations in the book and the story, it is very captivating for children"
IT, Canada
"A well-balanced story filled with fun, suspense, and beautiful illustrations — a great read for kids!"
Teacher, Chandigarh
"My niece can’t read yet, but she loved making up stories from the pictures."
Blogger, Mumbai
As a village child with a passion for stories, I was inspired by tales from my elders and a limited but treasured collection of books. This passion led me to a career in visual storytelling, where for two decades I have honed my craft in animation, illustration, and art direction.
Now, I'm thrilled to present The Adventures of Esther & Scarlett, an illustrated children's book series that brings my lifelong love for art and narrative to life. These heartwarming tales of sisterly bonds, friendship, bravery, and magic are a culmination of my journey from pixels to pages.
Reading from a physical book is often easier on the eyes than reading from a backlit screen for an extended period, helping to prevent digital eye strain and potential long-term damage.
Studies show children tend to comprehend and remember better from a print book. Turning pages helps with memory and focus.
A print book is a controlled environment with age-appropriate stories and values—shielding kids from inappropriate digital content.
Even brief screen exposure before bed can disrupt a child’s sleep cycle and overstimulate the brain—physical books help them unwind naturally.
That's why my wife, a school teacher, and I created the Adventures of Esther & Scarlett series—a tribute to the unbreakable bond of sisters, the wisdom of elders, and the courage to fight for what's right. It’s an epic tale of two brave girls who use their wits and courage to bring peace and prosperity to their world.