List of Works
- The Magic Orange Tree
- Three Indian Princesses
- The Singing Bowls
- See No Evil
- Grandpa Chatterji
- The Wheel of Surya
- The Eye of the Horse
- The Track of the Wind
- Grandpa's Indian Summer
- The Wormholers
- The Girl Who Rode on a Lion
- The Temple by the Sea
- The Lake of Stars
- Our Favorite Stories
- Monkey in the Stars
- Coram Boy
- Grandpa Chatterji's Third Eye
- Fine Feathered Friend
- Three Indian Goddesses
- Star Child On Clark Street
- Danger By Moonlight
- Out of India: Walking on My Hands
- The Whistling Monster
- Celebration Stories, Coming Home
- An Interview With Jamila Gavin
- From Out of the Shadows
- The Blood Stone
- The Robber Baron's Daughter
- Deadly Friend
- I Want to be An Angel
- Forbidden Memories
- Kamla and Kate
- Kamla and Kate Again
- Someone's Watching, Someone's Waiting
- The Hideaway
- Double Dare
- Storyworlds (a collection of four books: Grandma's Surprise, The Mango Tree, Presents and Who Did It?)
- Digital Dan
- Ali and the Robots
- Stories From the Hindu World
- The Bow of Shiva
- The Turning Point
- Alexander the Greatest
- Fox
- Derka Derb"
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