John Webster
Mani the Indian Train Mouse and the Biscuit Bandits
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(John Webster Publications Nov. 29, 2011)
Biscuit bandits are the scourge of Indian railways. After offering drugged biscuits to passengers they make off with jewellery, money – even children’s toys. When Mani the train mouse, whose home is one of India’s major stations, witnesses an attack he resolves to bring the bandits down.
But how can a small mouse hope to fight against what he discovers to be a well-organized national network? And will he or the Indian police finally bring the gang to justice?
But how can a small mouse hope to fight against what he discovers to be a well-organized national network? And will he or the Indian police finally bring the gang to justice?
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