- : The Diary Of An Indian School Girl Meanie.com (No:5772)
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- : The mysterious BigA, leader of the group on Meaning.com, steers the group through stormy discussions at night. Who is this BigA and why is Apoorva filled with so many questions? Who is 2pretty2 perfect? Who is knock knock and where does he get his jokes from? Apoorva turns detective and in the process discovers several surprising things about friends and family, and the meanings they hide.
- : 9 -12 Yrs
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- : Silvermist and the Ladybird Curse (No:5771)
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- : NOTHING RATTLES SILVERMIST. She’s the calmest water-talent fairy around, and as cool as a deep mountain lake. But then an “unlucky” white ladybug lands on Silvermist’s head, and her orderly world goes topsy-turvy. She’s never been the type of fairy to lose things or have accidents or make mistakes . . . until now. Silvermist doesn’t believe in bad luck and silly old fairy superstitions. But all her troubles began after she found the white ladybug. Could the other fairies be right? Is Silvermist really under a curse?
- : 6 -10 Yrs
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- : Apoorva's Fat Diary (No:5770)
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- : The Diary of an Indian School Girl Twelve-year-old Apoorva Joshi has been asked to keep a diary. She agrees to write only about the twelve special meals she eats over the next few months. Soon, however, Apoorva is chronicling not only the best meals she has eaten but also her constantly changing equations with the people around her. Formulas, equations, lists, and reasons crowd Apoorva's Fat Diary, making it an honest and hilarious read.
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- : William Shakespear (No:5767)
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- : William Shakespeare, the Bard of Avon, was one of the greatest playwrights of the millenium and one of the greatest writers in the English language. This amazing playwright poet and actor created works of literature that are read and performed across the world even today. His plays have been translated into all the main languages across the globe. His characters will live on long after the lights of the stage go out and the last page is turned. Join the curious and playful Digby and his big sister Hester as they make their way through the odds and ends at Mr Rummage's stall at Knick-Knack Market. Discover the wonderful little objects they pick up and enjoy the stories about the great people they belong to
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- : Mahatma Gandhi (No:5766)
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- : Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi or 'Bapu' as he is fondly called is known as the Father of the Nation and the greatest leader of the millennium. He took on the might of the British Empire and helped India walk the road to freedom. Through his ideas of peace and non-violence he changed the history of our country and influenced millions of people not only in India but around the world
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