Books 1:

Can a cardboard box become a robot? A cave? A boat? A pillow?

In Boxy, two siblings dive into a world of free play and limitless imagination using nothing but cardboard boxes — and each other.

This playful, rhythmic board book is a celebration of sibling dynamics, from cooperation and creation to conflict and reconciliation. As the children transform Boxy into everything from cars and caves to robots and pillows, they also learn to take turns, fight fair, and make up with laughter.

👧👦 What makes Boxy special?

Captures real sibling energy — the love, rivalry, teamwork, and chaos
Perfectly suited for open-ended play and creative thinking
Highlights social-emotional learning: patience, fairness, making up after fights
Reflects the joy of screen-free, messy, homegrown childhood moments
A great read-aloud book with minimal words and visual storytelling
Ideal for parents promoting Montessori-style or Waldorf-style open play

💛 Perfect for:

Ages 2 to 7
Siblings and multi-child homes
Gift for birthdays, holidays, or new sibling introductions
Fans of Not a Box, Harold and the Purple Crayon, Gajapati Kulapati and books from Pratham or Tulika

✨ From Big Beetle Books, known for warm, award-winning Indian picture books that reflect real feelings, desi settings, and joyful storytelling.

👉 Buy now and let your child’s imagination unbox endless adventures with Boxy.

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Book 2:

What happens when you swallow watermelon seeds? According to childhood logic—an entire tree might grow inside you!

A Tree in My Stomach is a wildly funny Indian English picture book in comic book format, built around one of the oldest fears we've all had as kids.

Set in the dry summer heat of Alwar, this story follows little Bijay who accidentally swallows watermelon seeds… and is convinced he’s going to turn into a giant plant. With the help of his hilarious friends Jeetu, Billu, and Chhotey, Bijay sets out on a dramatic (and completely misguided) mission to stop the sprouting!

🌱🍉 Why this book is a hit with kids (and nostalgic adults):

Comic-style storytelling with expressive panels and speech bubbles
Full of humor, suspense, and relatable childhood fears
Introduces science misconceptions in a way kids will laugh at—and remember!
Builds empathy, logic, and emotional awareness
Packed with desi setting, Indian names, and natural dialogue
Features an unexpectedly funny twist ending that kids will want to retell

📚 Perfect for:

Ages 4–8
First comic book experience for young readers
Fans of Tinkle, Amar Chitra Katha, Princess in Black, Mercy Watson, or Dog Man
Parents looking for funny books on childhood worries, fears, and friendships

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