- : The Adventures of Toto the Auto#4 (No:6448)
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- : 978-93-815930-0-4
- : Moral stories for kids that are fun to read. Answer your child's queries and concerns about growing up in modern times by reading them stories about Toto the auto. In these lovable stories, Toto and his driver Pattu go about solving problems, helping others and having loads of fun along the way. These are stories that gently teach kids timeless values like kindness, bravery and confidence along with the modern-day life skills needed to be happy in the world of today. Perfect for parents looking for bedtime story books.
- : 4 -7 Yrs
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- : The Adventures of Toto the Auto #3 (No:6447)
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- : 978-81-920064-6-8
- : Moral stories for kids that are fun to read. Answer your child's queries and concerns about growing up in modern times by reading them stories about Toto the auto. In these lovable stories, Toto and his driver Pattu go about solving problems, helping others and having loads of fun along the way. These are stories that gently teach kids timeless values like kindness, bravery and confidence along with the modern-day life skills needed to be happy in the world of today. Perfect for parents looking for bedtime story books.
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- : The Adventures of Toto the Auto #2 (No:6446)
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- : 978-81-920064-3-7
- : Moral stories for kids that are fun to read. Answer your child's queries and concerns about growing up in modern times by reading them stories about Toto the auto. In these lovable stories, Toto and his driver Pattu go about solving problems, helping others and having loads of fun along the way. These are stories that gently teach kids timeless values like kindness, bravery and confidence along with the modern-day life skills needed to be happy in the world of today. Perfect for parents looking for bedtime story books.
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- : The Adventures of Toto the Auto # 1 (No:6445)
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- : 978-81-920064-2-0
- : Moral stories for kids that are fun to read. Answer your child's queries and concerns about growing up in modern times by reading them stories about Toto the auto. In these lovable stories, Toto and his driver Pattu go about solving problems, helping others and having loads of fun along the way. These are stories that gently teach kids timeless values like kindness, bravery and confidence along with the modern-day life skills needed to be happy in the world of today. Perfect for parents looking for bedtime story books.
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- : Thommy's New World (No:6444)
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- : 978-1-64429-393-5
- : hommy is on a holiday. In the small town of Alleppey, he is fascinated by the new sights and sounds. And he has a lot of questions. The sea, mosquitoes, an elephant and the auto-rickshaw are but a few of the things that highlight his days at his grandfather’s beachside home. Father Chandy, a priest who runs a shelter, is a regular visitor. The little boy does something which touches everyone’s heart. He goes back to America hoping to return the very next year. The innocent curiosity of a child is the charm of the story.
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- : Peppa Pig the Wheels on the Bus (No:6443)
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- : Sing along to The Wheels on the Bus with Peppa and her friends! This sturdy story book has real wheels, so is perfect for playtime and story time.
- : 2 -6 Yrs
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- : Tell me how long thetrain's been gone (No:6433)
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- : Tell Me How Long the Trains Been Gone tells the story of a ten-year-old African American boy Leo who struggles to make his way in a racist world and encounters various obstacles interfering with his growth and development. Story takes us through Leo's childhood in Harlem: The clashes with white thugs and police and his bi-sexual anguish.
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- : Moby Dick (No:6432)
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- : Moby-Dick; or, The Whale is an 1851 novel by American writer Herman Melville. The book is sailor Ishmael's narrative of the obsessive quest of Ahab, captain of ...
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- : Puddings and Pies (No:6431)
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- : A popular cookery expert shows you over two hundred exciting ways to sweeten your palate
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- : Black Spring (No:6430)
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- : Black Spring. Continuing the subversive self-revelation begun in Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn, Henry Miller takes readers along a mad, free-associating journey from the damp grime of his Brooklyn youth to the sun-splashed cafes and squalid flats of Paris.
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