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  • Mala's Silver Anklets

    Annie Besant, Nancy Raj

    Paperback (Tulika, )
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  • THE SEED

    Deepa Balsavar

    Hardcover (Tulika, March 15, 2010)
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  • The Rabbit in the Moon

    Indrani Krishnaeir, Harsha Nagaraju

    Paperback (Tulika, )
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  • Why are You Afraid to Hold My Hand?

    Sheila Dhir

    Paperback (Tulika, Jan. 6, 2005)
    Written in verse with illustrations, describes the attitudes, reactions, and misconceptions of people on children with disabilities.

  • Out of the Way! Out of the Way

    Uma Krishnaswami

    Paperback (Tulika, Aug. 16, 2010)
    A dusty path runs through a village where people and animals keep walking up and down, up and down. Others, on faster feet and wheels, shout 'Out of the way, out of the way'.

  • Jamini Roy: A Trail of Paint

    Anjali Raghbeer, Soumya Menon

    Paperback (Tulika, Aug. 10, 2010)
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  • M.F. Husain: Barefoot Husain

    Anjali Raghbeer, Soumya Menon

    Paperback (Tulika, Aug. 8, 2010)
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  • Lai Lai the Baby Elephant

    Shekar Dattatri

    Paperback (Tulika, March 15, 2007)
    LAI-LAI THE BABY ELEPHANT story : Shekar Dattatri photographer : Shekar Dattatri Lai-Lai the baby elephant is curious and playful but, like all little children, stays close to his mother. Next in the series after Takdir the Tiger Cub, the world of wild elephants is explored this time through stunning photographs that draw the child into the forest. The informative text has lovable elephant cartoons alongside.

  • The Runaway Peppercorn

    Suchitra Ramadurai

    Paperback (Tulika, Jan. 15, 2007)
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  • Norbu's New Shoes

    Chewang Dorji Bhutia

    Paperback (Tulika, Jan. 15, 2007)
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  • The Rooster and the Sun

    Meren Imchen

    Paperback (Tulika, March 15, 2007)
    A farmer shouts at the sun becaue it is too hot to work in the field. The sun gets upset, goes away and refuses to return. Finally, a rooster tricks the sun to shine again - and every day from then on. This engaging tale is based on a folktale of the Ao tribe in Nagaland in northeastern India. The artist-animator's illustrations are luminous and dynamic, based as they are on his animation film on the same story.

  • Wrestling Mania: A Folk Tale from Punjab

    Sandhya Rao, Srividya Natarajan

    Paperback (Tulika, Jan. 15, 2005)
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