Summary The artist, Hashem Khan is reading the illustrated rhyme book that he himself drew. He's in Sisimpur today. Halum, Ikri, Tuktuki, Shiku and a lot of children have come to chat with him and have fun. They are looking at the pictures in the book and reading out the rhymes, and having a lot of fun. After sketching a picture on a computer, it's printed and then printing plates are made with the picture in a press machine. The plates are then used in a printing press to print pages after pages. The pages then go into binding with the help of needles and string. These books are then sold in bookstores. Mukul is putting up a name plate at his house. It says, "road no.7, house no.8". Shiku explains to Ikri, Halum and Tuktuki why we need a name plate. We use it so that anyone looking for the house can find it quickly.Now everyone gets busy writing name plates for themselves. A while later everyone returns with name plates. But everyone's name plate says, " road no.7, house no.8". Mukul finds that very amusing. Later Mukul explains to them that everyone needs to have different addresses. Halum wants to write a rhyme on the computer. Asha tells her about computers. Halum learns about keyboard, mouse, and the monitor. Finally Halum has an idea. He asks Asha to tell the computer to write a rhyme for him. Asha is surprised to hear that. Musings over pictures. An ox cart, a pigeon flying away, a cockatoo, boys swimming and a many other pictures come to mind. Halum has a wonderful song about reading books. Lastly, we learn about Chagol (goat) with the letter 'Cha'.

• Adventure
• Family
• Fantasy