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Stories from India
Stories from India

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A collection of traditional stories retold from the folktales and epics of India, including "Dead Man Walking," "Valmiki--the Highway Poet," and "The Goddess with her Hands Full."

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Magic Vessels in Gujarati .
Magic Vessels in Gujarati .

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Foonfado Maar Karadtoh Nahin
Foonfado Maar Karadtoh Nahin

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When a bad-tempered snake kills a cow, everyone is afraid until a wandering monk tells the snake a secret that changes his life.

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Gole Mole
Gole Mole

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The sari of Surya Vilas
The sari of Surya Vilas

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In 1909, Allarmelu is nine years old and living a privileged, sheltered existence in Surya Vilas, her family home in the rich, lush environs of Madras in colonial South India. When her mother dies,...

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