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for 10 and above<br />
SELECTED SHORT STORIES Raj Kahini<br />
Pub: 2006 | pp. 40 | 9”X6”<br />
ISBN 978-81-89020-68-4 [p b] [e n g] | Rs 95<br />
ISBN 978-81-89020-72-9 [p b] [h i n d i] | Rs 95<br />
World Rights: <strong>KATHA</strong><br />
Satyadas<br />
Bimal Kar<br />
Art by Neeta Gangopadhya<br />
The Mountain of the Moon<br />
Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay<br />
Art by Suddhasattwa Basu<br />
The lurking danger, the mystery that shrouds it, the places<br />
you cannot run away from or hide in. Discover the magic and<br />
mystery of Africa created by Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay. A<br />
must read for all those who dare to dare, dare to dream.<br />
A story about truth and honesty compromised when<br />
material well-being arrives. The story showcases with<br />
sensitivity the exit of humane values with the advent of<br />
material wealth and prosperity.<br />
While the charcoal sketches bring to life the humble life and household of<br />
Raghunath, the story, originally written in Bengali, is about the decline<br />
in human values as one falls a prey to greed. As the prologue to the<br />
book describes, it is a story “exploring truth, falsehood and everything in<br />
between.”<br />
— The Hindu<br />
Pub: 2003 | pp. 152 | 8”X5.5”<br />
ISBN 81-87649-30-5 [p b] [e n g] | Rs 150<br />
Abanindranath Tagore | Art by Vikram Nayak<br />
Do you hear the swish of dry desert winds, the clash of swords ...?<br />
Come, enter the world of high intrigue, valour and courage in these<br />
timeless tales of Rajasthan’s queens and kings.<br />
Pub 2004 | pp. 200 | 6.75”x4.5” | ISBN 81-89020-52-8 [p b] [e n g] | Rs 120<br />
Nine picturesque tales that you’ll never forget from the master storyteller. Though<br />
a painter, Abanindranath Tagore loved writing for children. Perhaps that is why<br />
his uncle Rabindranath Tagore had urged him to write. When Abanindranath<br />
finally did, these unforgettable stories were born. Now, for the first time in English<br />
from Katha. — School Planet<br />
The Myna from the Peacock Garden<br />
Naiyer Masud<br />
Falak Ara … a little girl wanted this precious ornament of the sky to adorn<br />
her lonely world.<br />
Does Kale Khan receive the royal pardon for his unusual ‘crime’? Set in the<br />
times of Sultan Wajid Ali Shah in the historic and beautiful city of Lucknow,<br />
this is a poignant and unforgettable story of a father’s love for his daughter,<br />
delightfully illustrated. From the pen of one of the finest storytellers writing<br />
in Urdu today.<br />
Pub 2005 | pp. 88 | 6.75”x4.5” ISBN 81-89020-45-5 [p b] [e n g] | Rs 95<br />
Parthiban’s Dream<br />
Kalki | Translated by Gita Rajan | Art by Srivi<br />
A classic by Kalki, the book traces the fall and the final realization of<br />
the illustrious King Parthiban Chola’s dream of an all-powerful Chola<br />
empire and the exploits of the even more illustrious Pallava king,<br />
Narsimhan Varman.<br />
Pub: 2006 | pp. 240 | 6.75” x 4.5” | ISBN 81-89020-64-1 [p b] [e n g] | Rs 150<br />
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