Confident readers — stories about honesty, told at the right depth for 7–9 year olds. Every one ends with a short Talk About It prompt, never a stated moral.
A folded banknote, lying in the grass at the spring fair — and the oldest law of the playground says it's Theo's now. But laws are worth checking.
The shopkeeper gives Aanya one coin too many in her change. Nobody saw. Nobody would ever know — except her.
One splash of rasna, one soaked library book — and one whole week of hiding it under the bed. The book gets no better under there. Neither does Veer.
None of it was a big thing. A racket with the tape hanging off. A torch with no batteries in it. A comic that came back wavy. Then Sahil asks to borrow the bicycle.
