Who We Are
At LitJoys, we create value-driven children’s books paired with innovative learning activities for kids aged 4–12 years, fostering a love for nature and nurturing responsible, compassionate, and happier human beings.
Our children’s stories thoughtfully address both everyday parenting challenges and important social and emotional themes—such as sustainable living, compassion for all beings, the value of time, emotional resilience, patience, and more—making them meaningful and relatable for both children and parents.
Designed to spark curiosity, strengthen observation skills, and build emotional intelligence, our books help children grow into not only academically confident learners but also mindful, socially responsible citizens who contribute positively to society.
Each LitJoys book is carefully written and beautifully designed to be enjoyed together by kids and parents, creating opportunities for families to share moments of joy (Lit-Joys), learning, and reflection, and to grow together through meaningful conversations.
Gifts of Joy
Not Okay? That’s Okay: Storybook to Build Emotional Strength in Children
Pyare Jeevon Ki Pyari Paheliyan: Fun Hindi Riddle & Activity Book for Kids
Time Story: Comic & Activity Book Teaching Kids the Value of Time
City of Stars – A Chapter Book on Sustainable Living for Kids
City of Stars – Story & Activity Book on Sustainable Living for Kids
My Gulmohar Tree – Picture Book to Instill Love for Trees & Greens
My Gulmohar Tree: Storybook with Activity Tree to Foster a Love for Nature
Little Collector’s Passport: Screen-Free Travel Activity for Memorable Trips
Apple Food Menu: A Fun Activity Game for Teaching Kids Healthy Eating Habits
Author Sessions at Schools
Our founder, Ekta Ohri, has been invited to schools across India to conduct engaging author sessions and workshops for children. Through these interactive author sessions, she shares the humanistic values behind her books with hundreds of primary school children, fostering meaningful discussions, reflection, and insights.
Upcoming Release
Our next value-driven children’s story—a gripping tale of hope and patience, inspired by a Ranthambore Safari experience—launches soon.
Testimonials
Parents . Teachers
I’m glad we approached Ms Ohri with Utsa’s stories, before deciding to publish them as-is. There was a wealth of information Utsa got that helped her look at her own story from a different lens, give life to worthy incidents, and craft it better. She also worked on her artistic abilities by illustrating rather complex drawings, for her age with MS. Ohri’s encouragement and direction.
Namrata Dhar
The learners just couldn’t stop talking about the takeaways from the session once it was over. This, hands down, says a lot about the engagement and interest that Ekta was able to create during those 30 minutes. Our learners look forward to reading all of her books now!
Ms. Jaya Thakural, Grade 1 Teacher, Pathways School, Baliawas, Gurugram
My 4 yo loves following Abdu's adventures and journey of growth. There are so many other subtle undercurrents of kindness, good family dynamics, gender equality, etc that makes 'City of Stars' storybook a very wholesome read.
Vaishali BK
Your team conducted a wonderful session for grade 2 students enriching them with the cause, effect and ways to prevent indoor air pollution. It was a delight to see our students interacting and participating equally with your team. You took care of each minute detail as per their interest by using props and storytelling. We look forward to more of such sessions, with you in the future.
Palak Gupta, Teacher and Team Lead, Kunsskappskolan School, Gurugram
My 7 year old daughter Aarika, is in love with your book 'The City of Stars'. Aarika becomes Abdu, and all of us recite the dialogues of respective mother and father.
Saurabh Bhardwaj
This book is full of surprises. One may think that it is just about Gulmohar tree but it’s not. This books is an example on how we teach our kids Botony, geography, environment and empathy just from one topic. We are already fan “ city of stars” by the same author and kids got excited to see the name Abdu in it. Luckily we have a Gulmohar tree in our community and can’t wait to take kids along with book to show them . This book will also act as good learning resource.
Kamana Gautam
Today was fabulous…We enjoyed listening to the interesting story and talk on our current pollution situation. Thank you for reading to us during the Book Week.
Ms. Sonica Mehra, Teacher, The British School, New Delhi
'Little Collector's Passport' is one of the best buys I had for my 3.5 year old. He was so excited to see this and has become my son's constant companion, so much so, I had to buy one for my daughter, who is 8. A must buy for any parent who wants their kids to have a deeper experience of the travel.
Paurush Sharma
'City of Stars Calendar Book' is a wonderful interactive book that takes you on a year long journey of saving our planet by changing bad habits that impact it. It certainly made a star gazer out of my daughter.
Hemruchi Shah
The session was really amazing and the action element you brought out was perfect!
Ms. Vineeta, Grade 2 Teacher, The Hill Spring International School, Mumbai
In The News
Beyond Books: LitJoys Values in Action
Watch How LitJoys Journey Began