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041 _aEnglish
082 _a823.92
_bKHA
100 _aKhan, Noor Inayat.
245 _aGreat Jataka Tales /
_cRetold by Noor Inayat Khan.
260 _aNew Delhi :
_bTaking Cub,
_c2018.
300 _a119 p. ; hb.
_bill. col.
500 _aTarget Audience: Age 8 years and Above
505 _aContent :
_tThe Young Parrot
_tThe Tortoise and the Geese
_tThe Baby Quail and The Wood Fire
_tThe Master's Test
_tThe Sarabha
_tThe Golden Feathers
_tThe Fairy and the Hare
_tThe Great Elephant
_tThe Empty Lake
_tThe Golden Goose
_tThe Monkey Bridge
_tThe Guilty Dogs
_tBanyan
_tThe Two Pigs
_tThe Quarrelsome Quails
_tThe End of the World
_tThe Swan Kindom
_tThe Patient Buffalo
_tThe Noble Horse
_tThe Goblin Town
520 _aIn a small forest, a hare convinces his friends—a monkey, a jackal and a water-weasel—to share their food with the hungry. But when the hare finds nothing to eat, and a fairy disguised as an old man comes asking for food, what does the hare do? The king of monkeys asks his tribe to keep the delicious mangoes in their forest a secret from humans. But what happens when Brhmadatta, the king of humans, discovers the fruit and wants more of it? A king spots the mysterious and beautiful deer, Sarabha, deep in the woods. He wishes to capture it but falls into a deep chasm on the way. Will Sarabha rescue him? The twenty stories in Great Jataka Tales, retold by the remarkable writer Noor Inayat Khan, have been drawn from the Buddhas former lives and the legends around him. These tales bring alive a world from long, long ago: a world that shows the importance of courage, compassion, non-violence and love. Written in simple, dramatic prose and beautifully illustrated in full colour, these magical stories will enchant a new generation of readers.
650 _aChild
650 _aChildren's Books
650 _aKids
650 _aJuvenile
650 _aChildren
700 _aIllustrated by Kalyani Ganapathy
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