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Kahaani Rangeeli

Kahaani Rangeeli

Written by Anu Sehgal and Pridhee; Illustrated by Alicia Souza

Enjoy the colourful story of Holi with Krishna and his friends with your little ones in this interactive board book with flaps and tabs

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What's inside

  • Interactive elements: Lift flaps and pull tabs as you follow Krishna and his friends through the story of Holi.
  • Learning through play: Explore the story behind the festival of colours together.
  • Hands-on reading: Encourage little ones to open, pull and explore as the story unfolds.
  • Hindi in two scripts: Read the story in Hindi using either Devanagari (हिंदी) or English letters. The transliterated version makes it easier for families who speak Hindi but may not be able to read Devanagari.

About the authors

Pridhee Kapoor Gupta

Pridhee Kapoor Gupta is a molecular biologist, educator, children's book author, and the founder of T4Tales. With a PhD in molecular biology from Heidelberg, she brings together her love for science, learning, and storytelling to create books that spark curiosity in young readers.

A mother herself, Pridhee was inspired to create books that help families share Indian languages, stories, and cultural traditions with the next generation. Through her writing, she hopes to make learning playful and help little readers grow up connected to their roots.

Anu Sehgal

Anu Sehgal is a children's author and the founder of The Culture Tree, a cultural literacy and language education company focused on South Asia. Through her work, she helps children connect with the cultures, languages, and traditions that shape their identities. Her books introduce young readers to Indian heritage and encourage families to share these stories across generations.

About the illustrator

Alicia Souza is an illustrator, artist, and entrepreneur known for her playful illustrations inspired by everyday life. She calls herself a “happiness illustrator” and hopes her drawings make people smile. Her work spans children's books, stationery, and products that bring a little joy to everyday moments. Alicia has illustrated multiple books for T4Tales, bringing stories to life with her distinctive, cheerful style.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an interactive board book?

An interactive board book is a sturdy children's book with features such as lift-the-flaps, sliding tabs, and other hands-on elements that encourage babies and young children to explore while reading. T4Tales interactive board books combine colourful illustrations, engaging stories, and playful activities to make reading fun, encourage curiosity, and support early language development

What are the benefits of interactive books for babies and toddlers?

Interactive books encourage babies and toddlers to explore stories through touch, movement, and play. Features such as lift-the-flaps and sliding tabs help little readers discover new things on every page while encouraging curiosity, observation, and early language development. T4Tales board books make storytime an engaging, hands-on experience for young children.

What age are T4Tales books suitable for?

T4Tales books are designed for children from 0 to 6 years old, including babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. Babies can enjoy colourful illustrations and listening to stories read aloud, while toddlers and older children can explore interactive features, learn new words, follow storylines, and develop their love of reading. These books are ideal for shared reading at home and grow with your child's changing interests and abilities.

What languages are T4Tales books available in?

T4Tales has titles in Hindi, Tamil, and Gujarati, with more Indian languages being added over time. Each book features the story in both its original script and a transliterated version using the Roman alphabet. For example, our Hindi titles include both Devanagari (हिंदी) and English letters, making it easier for families to read and enjoy stories in Indian languages, even if they can't read the original script.