A bored pigeon. A bunch of disguises. And a lot of hilarious poop.

What’s for Lunch? is a laugh-out-loud Indian English picture book for toddlers aged 1–4 about food adventures, picky eating, and what happens when you overdo it!
Tired of boring old millets, our feathered friend pretends to be a sparrow, cuckoo, parrot, and even a peacock to sneak tastier treats like oats, guava, and chillies. But all that pretending (and overeating!) has some hilarious consequences...
 
🍛💩 What makes this book a parent-and-kid favorite?
Hilarious storyline with funny sounds and dramatic reactions toddlers love
Introduces kids to Indian birds, everyday foods, and local humor
Encourages trying new foods in a lighthearted, no-pressure way
Features repetition and sound words (“Gutargoo,” “Tweet Tweet,” “Yum Yum Yum”) ideal for speech development
Combines read-aloud fun with mild gross-out humor—a hit with little ones!
 
🌶️ Perfect for:
Ages 1–4
First read-aloud storybooks in Indian English
Fans of Pigeon Finds a Hot Dog, Gajapati Kulapati, and The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Parents looking for affordable, desi humor-infused board books with educational value
 
🎁 Great gift for:
Fussy eaters
Curious toddlers
Families seeking Indian cultural references in fun, everyday settings
 
🪶✨ From Big Beetle Books, creators of award-winning board books and picture books rooted in Indian childhoods.
 
👉 Buy now to join the pigeon’s wild, poopy food adventure — and see if he’ll ever love millets again!