Young Earth Authors 

Amudha a wealthy young lady who claims that she is enjoying her life, but Preeti (her wealthy cousin) suddenly quits doing NEET. She claims that she is an activist now. But Amudha is horrified and tries to make her change her mind, but Preeti narrates the story that completely changed her life…

Will it change Amudha’s life too?

Come listen to Dadi tell the kahani of her childhood in Chennai. Do you think it was like yours?

Noyyal was a normal river flowing through Tamil Nadu. She had a very curious mind and wanted an adventure. But she never had one until one day she saw something spilling into her…

Want to know more? Read this book and find out….

Filza is a young girl who wants to find out about the different things a new highway could do. 

 “Our houses will get separated!”

"My sister will move here!”

  “I will lose my job!”

Join Filza as she learns about different problems the highway could cause, and see the changes with her.

Zoya, a young gardener, dreams of growing healthy plants at her school. But when the plants begin to show signs of dying, will she be able to save them in time?

“Mr. Recyclable was excited to go recycling station.

It was all good until he was tossed into the dustbin along with the wet waste. Will he make it to the recycling station or is he doomed forever ???”

Thap! Thap! Woosh! Slosh! Thap! Splash! There is a terrible flood going on and a baby has run out of milk! What is he going to do? 

Flip out the pages to know. 

What if the rivers talks? What if the houses moan? What if the fishes, ash even the thermal power plant told you about their experience? Seppakkam is full of problems which is unheard! The people complaining about water, children playing in dangerous waters without knowing its dangerous, dumping ash in the lovely river and fisherman talking about their issues. Seppakkam is inviting you to read their perspectives! Why are you still waiting? Come read about their lives!

HEY!!!!! Amma is cooking fish curry. It has been months since we ate fish. There is a reason behind it. Find out by flipping the pages. 

Pallikaranai was once a blooming with nature and many many birds, the marshland was first 6,000 hectares . Then came the dumpyard, suddenly the dumpyard grew to 100 hectares, and the marshland shrunk to 370 hectares. The worst part is that no one took action. This story is conversation between the “forgotten” marshland and the “fast growing” dumpyard.