Pinky Learns Something by Z.A Shah, Singhbhum, Jharkhand 

A Buffalo and a Bee by Hippu Salk Kristle Nathan, Bengaluru

Motherly Care by Kanchana Rao, Chennai

Sonu's Strange Mirror by Usha Bajracharya Verma, New Delhi

Three princes, Three Magical Things by K Sneha Sowmya, Class XI, Christ Academy Junior College, Bengaluru

The Little Girl and The Butterfly by V.T Viswanathan, Malappuram

The Peanut Seller by Vandana Gogna, Teacher , St. Joseph's Convent School, Jalandhar, Punjab

The Watermelon Thief by Gayathri Krishnan, Tamilnadu
Cleanliness is Everyone's Duty by Lesley D Biswas, Kolkata

What Shall I Paint by Rohini Chintha, Hyderabad

Jungle Animals (4th Prizewinning Story) by N Nagendra, Class X, Z.P.H School, Andra Pradesh

Polly by Indira Mohan, Hyderabad

The Story of A Moth by Freela Jose, Pathanamthitta, Kerala

No Reward for Trickery By Lesley D Biswas, West Bengal

The Cunning Friend By Hema Rao, Bengaluru

A Wolf and a Rabbit by Prof. Dr. Hippu Salk Kristle, Gujarat

The Picnic by Anuradha Chakrabortty, West Bengal

Little Puppy by Manjari Shukla, Haryana

The Song of the Fantail by Malika Sukumara, Maharashtra

A Jar of Toffees by Debashish Majumdar, West Bengal

Quarrel and Perish by Saroja Muralikrishnan. Kerala

Christmas Gift by Rajesh K.K, Bengaluru



Tiku and Tinu by Myna Molly, Ernakulam, Kerala



The Old Woman and the Duck by Amrita Besra, Kolkata



A Safe Nest by Shanta Nagarajan, Goa

Three Crabs by Manya Rajesh, Kottayam, Kerala

Forget Me Not by G. Radhakrishnan Pillai, Alappuzha, Kerala

Appu Jelps Out by Rajee Raman, Chennai, Tamilnadu

The Story of an Ant and a Pigeon by Falgunan, Ernakulam ,Kerala

The Wise Headman by Lesley D Biswas, New Town, Kolkata, West Bengal

The Three Ninja Friends by Hema Rao, Bengaluru

Generous Kenny by Neha Sakthi, Class 3, Christian Matriculation SChool,m Tamil Nadu

The Wrong Decision by Johnson P, Peruva, Kottayam, Kerala

Don't Believe in Rumours by Lesley D Biswas, Kolkata

Tiger's Eyes by Kizhumundayur Narayanan, Thrissur,Kerala

Look Before You Speak by Shantha Nagarajan, Margao, Goa

The Surprise Fair by Atmadeep Ray, Class 3 M.P Birla Foundation High School, West Bengal

The Golden Surprise by Roy Cheriyan, Chennai, Thamil Nadu

Chirpy and Sunny by Karen Nickol, Jharkhand

Good Children by G.S Sangeetha, CHennai, Tamil Nadu

What is for Snack by Rohini Chintha, Hyderabad

Two Clever Chicks by Lesley D Biswas, Kolkata

The Ant Lesson by Dr. Molly Joseph, Kerala

Night is Awake by Rohini Chintha, Hyderabad

Who Stole My Flowers by Prema Ganapathy, Nilgiris, TamilNadu

Hurt Never Happy Ever by V.A Sarada, CLass III, Shiva Niketan School, Tirupur, Tamil nadu

Vroom Vroom  by Rohini Chintha, Hyderabad

Magic Magic Magic by Prema Ganapathy, OOtty, Tamil Nadu 

A Flower in The Garden by Rajesh k K , Bengaluru

The False Bait by Shantha Nagarajan, Margao, Goa

Friends are like by Nandhana J Nair, VII A, Nirmala Public School, Idukki, Kerala

Climbing Alone by Kamala Rausan, Thiruvananthapuram. Kerala

The Elephant and the Crocodile by Pulendiran, Tiruvarur, Tamil Nadu

Bunty Loves to Drink Milk by Sr. Manjari Shukla, Haryana

The Magic of Nature by Shijo Varghese, Kottayam , Kerala

Don't Fail to Try by Muraly T V, Bengaluru

A Horse and its Friend by Vinneta Sehgal, Uttar Pradesh

The Clever Bhoori by Rajee Raman, Chennai

Luckey Wackies by Anee Elizabath, Class II A, Capittol Public School, Bengaluru

A Few Drops of Water by Karen Nickol, Ranchi, Jharkhand

Thank You Mango Tree by Oveiya Karthikeyan, Coimbatore

A Drowing Rat by Dr. Hippu Salk Kristle Nathan Anand, Gujarat

A for ANT B for BUG by Rohini Chintha, Hyderabad

A Cat and Her Friend by Amrita Besra, Kharagpur, West Bengal

Umbrella Parachute by Muraly T.V, Bengaluru

Billy and the Magoes by Lesley D Biswas, Kolkata

Yummy Yellow by Muraly T.V, Bengaluru, Karnataka

The Crow and the Stork by Amrita Besra, Kharagpur, West Bengal

Amit and the Monkeys by Rachel Thomas, Ernakulam, Kerala

Humpty Dumpty and the Blue Ballet Slippers by Anuradha Chakrabartty, New Delhi

Manu's Horns by Mary Joshy, Ernakulam, Kerala

The King and the Deer by Rajee Raman, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

The Beautiful Rainbow by Sandhya Vasudev, Hubli, Karnataka

Olie to the Rescue by Lesley D Biswas, Kolkata. West Bengal

Flippy's Clever Idea by Rajee Raman, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Reward for Honesty By Anusree J Prasanth, Class VI, V.N.S.S SN Trust Central School, Alappuzha, Kerala

The Rainbow Cottage By Rohini Chintha, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh

The Cterpiller and the Dragonfly By Sneha Ann Kuriakose, Class VII , Ida Scudder School, Vellore, Tamil Nadu

Doctor Speaks by Dr. S Krishnan Asso. Prof. of Psychiatry, Medical Collage TVM 

Oak and a Sparrow by Rajesh k.K, Bengaluru

The Cat and the Rat by Rohini Chintha, Hyderabad

A Sackful of Potatoes by Arundhati Nath, Guwahati, Assam

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The Progressive Curriculum Management Council, Kochi (PCM) does yeoman service in the field of education for the last three decades. And PCM felt the pulse of the children and realized that something had to be done to rekindle the reading habit in children. Keeping this in view, a small beginning was made in 1991 by publishing a fortnightly for children. This publication underwent many changes in size and appearance and gave birth to the present day The Children’s Magazine. The very fact that the publication in English for children is in print for more than two decades is a testimony to its readability and acceptance by children and their parents. The magazine focuses children in the age group of 4-9 years. The magazine has wide readership in length and breadth of India. With every issue we try to make the language simpler. The print is easily readable on good quality paper. Stories are written by eminent children’s story writers and carry plenty of attractive illustrations. There are articles that help enhance the knowledge of children. There are plenty of activity pages for children to work on. It also features picture stories. Without modesty, we wish to say that the magazine helps children learn correct English language. In spite of the daily increase in the prices of all consumables including good quality paper, wages and remuneration to all those who support the magazine with their contributions in various fields, the magazine is very reasonably priced.

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