Hari Pandey

A young child explores different emotions and zones of regulation, expressing how they feel and how it affects them.

A child who fears monsters is warned by a fairy, then finds herself trapped in a snow globe with a strange hairy creature and a sinister fairy whose true nature is revealed.

This book is based on a traditional tale from Nepal and India passed down from generation to generation.

The story discusses the pros and cons of the internet, including cyberbullying, hacking, addiction, and its benefits in communication, work, entertainment, and education.

An informative essay about Amanda Gorman, the youngest poet in U.S history, her achievements, challenges, and impact on society.

A child desperately wants a pet monkey, borrows one from a friend with many animals, and brings it home, shocking their mother with the surprise.

The story explores the historical connection between Argentina, Nepal, and the Falkland War, and discusses why Argentina restricts Nepali people from entering their country.

A heartfelt tribute to mothers, emphasizing their love, support, and importance in a child's life.

This book provides information about bees, their role in pollination, honey production, hive structure, and the importance of bees to our ecosystem.

A nervous child overcomes their fear on the first day of preschool and makes a new friend.

A heartfelt tribute to the love and sacrifices of a father, emphasizing his unwavering support and dedication.

A child describes moments—at school, at play, painting, and seeing famous people—when saying or seeing “me” makes them feel like they belong and are important.

Cutey the bunny loses her ability to jump and seeks help from various animals. She eventually meets another bunny who helps her regain her jumping ability, and they become best friends.

A young artist shares their perspective on art, emphasizing creativity, self-expression, and the absence of rules.