Books by Natasha Sharma
13 books by Natasha Sharma in the Bookbear catalogue, with age ranges, short descriptions and where to buy them in India.
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Rooster Raga
Ages 4–7Indian author
A rooster who sings only carnatic ragas causes chaos in his village — until his unique voice wins everyone over. A funny, musical picture book, published in English and several Indian languages.
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History Mystery: Tughlaq and the Stolen Sweets
Ages 7–10Indian author
Sultan Muhammad bin Tughlaq's favourite sweets have vanished and a young sleuth must find the thief — a funny, illustrated history mystery.
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Bonkers!
Ages 6–8Indian author
Armaan's new dog Bonkers chews his glasses, eats his shoes and lands him in trouble with the school bully — can life with Bonkers get any crazier?
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Biji's in the Kitchen!
Ages 5–7Indian author
Biji is freestyle and fun — but when she's in the kitchen, everyone beware! A funny illustrated Hook Book about a Punjabi grandmother who cannot cook.
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Shah Jahan and the Ruby Robber
Ages 7–10Indian author
Someone has replaced the Timur ruby on Shah Jahan's throne with a plum! A History Mystery full of jokes and real history.
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Ashoka and the Muddled Messages
Ages 7–10Indian author
Someone is messing with the messages Emperor Ashoka wants carved on his rocks and pillars. Who can solve this History Mystery?
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Raja Raja and the Swapped Sacks
Ages 7–10Indian author
Someone is swapping Raja Raja Chola's precious pepper for goat droppings — and trade with China is at risk! A History Mystery.
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Razia and the Pesky Presents
Ages 7–10Indian author
Sultan Razia of Delhi is receiving pesky presents that challenge her right to rule as a woman. A History Mystery about India's first woman sultan.
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Akbar and the Tricky Traitor
Ages 7–10Indian author
Someone is leaking Emperor Akbar's court secrets to his enemies. A funny History Mystery.
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Squiggle Takes a Walk: All about Punctuation
Ages 7–11Indian author
Squiggle doesn't know what she is — a comma? a colon? — so she sets off through a notebook to find out, learning punctuation along the way.
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Princess Easy Pleasy
Ages 4–6Indian author
Princess Easy Pleasy is anything but easy to please — her seasonal quirks drive the royal packer up the wall.
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The Good Indian Child's Guide to Playing Cricket
Ages 5–9Indian author
A tongue-in-cheek guide to India's favourite game and what it takes to be a 'good' Indian child on the gully cricket pitch.
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The Good Indian Child's Guide to Eating Mangoes
Ages 5–9Indian author
Does eating mangoes need a guide book? A funny, juicy look at India's favourite fruit, with a personality quiz and mango trivia.












