Non Fiction - Facts about dinosaurs. In this this book Austin's narrates quick facts about 155 dinosaurs in alphabetical order A to Z. He gives a brief intoruction into dinosaur's classification and the periods when they lived. Austin is 9 year old child from Bangalore.

Chimpu is a chimpanzee. He’s stuck in a circus, and his life has been a repeat of tragedy after tragedy. He wants to get back to his real home: the forest, nature. He wants to see his friends again. He was taken from them by poachers and sold to various owners. Meanwhile, his friend Mittu searches for Chimpu. The two fight to be reunited, but it seems like everything is against them. Can the two ever unite again? Is it even possible? As years fly by, it seems more and more impossible...

During one of his nature adventure trips, Austin discovers a mysterious egg in the forest that hatches into a dinosaur. He becomes Austin’s friend and together they go through many wonderful and cool adventures across the universe. His dino buddy Stargazer has magic powers that allow him to do crazy things like teleporting to anywhere in the universe and the ability to time travel. This allows them to explore the secrets of the universe past, present, and future. Read the book to find out more interesting facts and mysteries.

The book ‘Attack Of The Purple Blobs’ is part two of the Stargazer series. Part one is ‘The Day I Found An Egg’. Stargazer, the little dino has been dinonapped by aliens. It’s up to Austin and Petro to get their little dino buddy back. But why did the Tribbilians kidnap him? The Tribbilians knew that the duo would come to rescue their buddy, so they laid traps. One by one, they captured all of Austin’s friends. Will Austin be able to find Stargazer, or will he be a rat walking into a trap? Is there a bigger plan behind it all? Can Austin reach the Tribbilians and end their reign of terror? From deep sea adventures to more attacks and losses, read this fiction adventurous story with a bit of knowledge sprinkled everywhere.

This is a collection of short stories that Austin wrote between seven and eleven years. They all revolve around a central theme: How we humans are destroying nature. He also wrote these stories to show that, while we are the ones who are destroying nature, we can also be the ones who save nature. We can help it recover, helping ourselves in the process. Austin wrote this book as a light to illuminate the fact that we can make a difference and that there is always hope for nature and us. This book is to show that there is a path to a greener future. Hopefully, we follow that path and work with nature, not against it.

Baby Austin's favorite toy is lost. Can he find in him in time for bed? . A fun and easy read for early readers.

Set in the fictional remote and tiny hamlet of Shadow Lake, the story is told by Austin, a eleven year old boy who finds that he can change himself into a dinosaur and visit the real dinosaurs of long ago. After the first few visits to the dinosaurs, Austin becomes aware of how simple and clear their life is and how clean their world seems, in spite of natural upheavals that happens in the dinosaur world. With the support of his two cousins and eventually many of the townspeople, Austin is able to bring back to his world some of the things he has learned by going to see the dinosaurs. He is also able to rethink the problems his family is experiencing and to sort out his own relationship with his new step father. Finally he is able to persuade the towns people to help free the town from the pollution that has developed there. Some secrets from the past are revealed and an old man, that has befriended Austin and his cousins over the years, is finally able to live his life free from secrets.

Where the Paluxy River now winds through the North Texas Hill Country, the great lizards of prehistory once roamed, leaving their impressive footprints deep in the limy sludge of what would become the earth’s Cretaceous layer. It wouldn’t be until a summer day in1909, however, when young George Adams went splashing along the creekbed, that chance and shifting sediments would reveal these stony traces of an ancient past. Young Adams’s first discovery of dinosaur tracks in the Paluxy River Valley, near the small community of Glen Rose, Texas, came more than one hundred million years after the reign of the dinosaurs. During this prehistoric era, herds of lumbering “sauropods” and tri-toed, carnivorous “theropods” made their way along what was then an ancient “dinosaur highway.” Today, their long-ago footsteps are immortalized in the limestone of the riverbed, arousing the curiosity of picnickers and paleontologists alike. Indeed, nearly a century after their first discovery, the “stony oddities” of Somervell County continue to draw Saturday-afternoon tourists, renowned scholars, and dinosaur enthusiasts from across the nation and around the globe. In her careful, and colorful, history of Dinosaur Valley State Park, Jasinski deftly interweaves millennia of geological time with local legend, old photographs, and quirky anecdotes of the people who have called the valley home. Beginning with the valley’s “first visitors”—the dinosaurs—Jasinski traces the area’s history through to the decades of the twentieth century, when new track sites continued to be discovered, and visitors and locals continued to leave their own material imprint upon the changing landscape. The book reaches its culmination in the account of the hard-won battle fought by Somervell residents and officials during the latter decades of the century to secure Dinosaur Valley’s preservation as a state park.

Ammu's Earth is a translation work done by Austin Ajit. The original book titled 'Ammuvinde Bhoomi' is written by Rema Pisharody in Malayalam language and published by the Kerala State Institute of Children's Literature. Ammu's is the questionnaire of her house. She keeps on bombarding everyone with questions, but nobody bothers to give her answers other than her granny. Ammu even though she is three and a half years, wants to go to school like her elder sister, and to do so she throws huge tantrums. Luckily her mother finds a way to console her by sending her to her granny's school. Granny introduces Ammu to a new world in the comfort of her house. Together they have many fascinating conversations and Ammu gains a ton of knowledge.

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