Lil Legends Becomes #1 Bestseller with Inclusive Kids Books

Lil Legends' inclusive learning books are Amazon bestsellers, setting a new benchmark in early education with empathy-driven content for all learners.

on Jun 24, 2025

Lil Legends Becomes #1 Bestseller with Inclusive Kids Books

Lil Legends' early learning books, an Oswaal Books imprint, have now become bestsellers and are the #1 choice on Amazon in their niche--another first for sales, but also for inclusion in early education.

In a world where children with various learning needs are usually marginalized in the marketplace, Lil Legends is developing a new paradigm of inclusive publishing. Its books are crafted with science and empathy--for kids who think differently, feel differently, or process differently, which may include those who are neurodiverse, speech-delayed, or slow processors.

"We did not intend to write bestsellers--we intended to write better books for all types of learners. The reception indicates just how much this was required," Swaati Jain, Co-Founder, Little Legends".

At the core of this success lies a vision to transform India's early childhood education ecosystem, not only with curriculum-relevant content but with books that are inclusive, interactive, and developmentally sensitive.

A pioneering picture book co-created with Dr. Maninder Kaur, a special education expert, this title assists children with neurodiverse profiles or speech delay in linking words to natural, action-orientated images--facilitating vocabulary development in a non-pressuring and natural manner.

Flagship Titles That Are Redefining the Genre are the Books of Imagination (Parts 1-5) which are designed for children who are sensory-sensitive or process at slower cognitive speeds, these books feature open-ended questions, reduced visual noise, and therapeutic artwork--inspiring imagination without overstimulation.

What makes Lil Legends unique is not only the intention, but the intensity of the design. The books are designed in conjunction with special educators, therapists, and parents to meet the needs of actual children--not theoretical profiles.

"These books are designed to be inclusive--not exceptional," Swaati says. "They're as happy and helpful for neurotypical kids as they are for neurodiverse kids."

Non-linear storytelling, non-judgmental presentation, and emotional well-being at the center: Lil Legends books are normalizing inclusive learning--not marginalizing it.