The Moon Who Forgot to Sleep is a tender bedtime fantasy about a sleepless Moon whose decision to remain awake unsettles the tides, silences dreams, and throws the night out of rhythm. Only Mohi, accompanied by her stuffed rabbit Luma, senses what has gone wrong and journeys beyond the clouds to help restore balance. Filled with wonder, courage, and gentle emotional wisdom, the story reminds young readers that rest is not a weakness but an essential part of life. Ideal for children, parents, teachers, and lovers of lyrical read-aloud stories.

The Journey of Life: 20 Lessons for the Soul is a reflective self-help guide to living with greater awareness, courage, compassion, and purpose. Through twenty life-centred lessons, Dr Sivadas Swami Madam explores self-discovery, resilience, empathy, love, gratitude, healing, and the search for meaning. Warm, accessible, and contemplative, the book invites readers to pause, reflect, and reconnect with themselves and others. It is an inspiring companion for anyone navigating change, seeking inner clarity, or wishing to live with greater authenticity and emotional depth.

An Encyclopedia of Indian Tribes is a wide-ranging exploration of India’s rich and diverse indigenous communities. Through accounts of tribes including the Kondh, Koya, Savara, Yanadi, Chenchu, and others, the book examines distinctive languages, traditions, festivals, oral histories, ecological knowledge, and cultural identities. Blending research-oriented observation with literary sensitivity, it presents tribal communities as living custodians of heritage, resilience, and ancestral wisdom. An engaging reference for students, researchers, historians, anthropologists, environmentalists, and readers seeking a deeper understanding of India’s cultural roots.

United Arab Emirates as a ‘Real Heaven on Earth’ presents an inspiring portrait of a nation transformed through visionary leadership, innovation, unity, and public service. From world-class infrastructure and smart cities to environmental stewardship, healthcare, education, tourism, business, and humanitarian outreach, the book explores the foundations of the Emirati development model. Written for students, professionals, policymakers, travellers, investors, and general readers, it offers an accessible introduction to how the UAE combines cultural heritage with technological progress, social harmony, and global ambition.

His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan: The Exceptional Leader traces the remarkable journey of the founding father of the United Arab Emirates, from his formative years in the desert to his role in uniting seven emirates. Exploring his commitment to human welfare, education, sustainability, tolerance, diplomacy, and humanitarian service, the book presents leadership as an expression of wisdom and responsibility. Written for students, leaders, history enthusiasts, and readers interested in the UAE, it offers an inspiring portrait of a statesman whose values continue to shape a nation and influence the wider world.