Adi and Arya Visit Delhi

• Vibrant, detailed art that immerses readers in the sights and sounds of Indian cities 
• Easy-to-read text that is perfect for emerging readers 
• An information page that presents fun facts about the places and foods in the book

Asuma Noor loves drawing in her sketchbook: humans, animals and imaginary friends. Making comics, designing riddles, animating seasonally, illustrating professionally, basking in the sun and meowing at birds are the joys of her life.

Chitwan Mittal has always been interested in how reading can shape a child both intellectually and socio-emotionally. She founded AdiDev Press in 2021, with the aim of publishing books that would engage and entertain young readers. Since then, she has worked hard to find and nurture talent in both writing and illustration, and built a list that will help not just Indian children to discover India’s history, culture and heritage, but appeal to young readers everywhere. Chitwan is an award-winning author whose works include bilingual rhyming board books, a series on Indian spiritual figures, and translations of prayers by Tulsidas to Ram and Hanuman as well as Sanskrit slokas for young readers.

From iconic monuments to yummy treats, this new series of picture books will take young readers all over India. With simple text and eye-catching art, this is a great introduction to India’s culture, food and heritage! 

‘...This beautifully illustrated book takes young readers on adventures through one of the grand cities of our country. The book is part of a series that engages young readers, parents, and teachers alike with exciting adventures across colourful cities across India.’ - Kaleidoscope, Hindustan Times 

‘...Ride through bustling streets, marvel at the monuments, find out more about tantalising dishes and more.’ - Young World , The Hindu

‘....The illustrations are rich, detailed, and full of visual cues that encourage young readers to pause, observe, and ask questions. Colors are vibrant without being overwhelming, and every spread offers something new to discover. Children are not told what to see; they are invited to notice.’ - Style Essentials