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Teaching a horse to sing : tales of uncommon sense from India and elsewhere / Delshad Karanjia
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TextPublication details: India Aleph Book Company 2021Description: 346 pISBN: - 9789390652570
- Fiction KAR-D
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BITS Pilani Hyderabad | Young Learners | Young Learners Section (For lending) | Fiction KAR-D (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 43140 |
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| Fiction JON-J Princess poppy : the haunted holiday / | Fiction JON-J Princess poppy : the rescue princess / | Fiction JON-T Fantastic stories / | Fiction KAR-D Teaching a horse to sing : tales of uncommon sense from India and elsewhere / | Fiction KEE-C Haunting on heliotrope lane / | Fiction KEL-K Ahimsa / | Fiction KEL-M Frog and the Ox and other Aesop's fables / |
Akbar and Birbal, Krishnadeva Raya and Tenali Raman, Vikram and Vetal, Mullah Nasruddin.... The exploits of these legendary wits, rulers, wise men, riddlers, and tricksters are familiar to every Indian who loves a good story and a good laugh. In teaching a horse to sing: tales of uncommon sense from India and elsewhere, delshad karanjia retells the best-known stories featuring these characters and a few others from around the world.
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