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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. There was a big fat Elephant. He used to stand on four feet and doze every day after lunch. One afternoon, he was relaxing; his long trunk was hanging and swinging like a pendulum. A Tiger cub was passing by. He saw the swinging trunk and was tempted to bite at it. So he jumped, caught hold of the elephant's trunk and started swinging 'huii huii'. Elephant woke up immediately and was very angry. He lifted the tiger with his trunk, held the Tiger high in the air, swung and chucked the tiger in a near-by pool with a mighty force. Spashhhhhh, tiger fell into the pool, where a hungry crocodile was waiting with her jaws opened. As Tiger fell between her jaws, Crocodile chomped hard on it. The tiger got cut split into two halves. Two legs and the rear were in Crocodile's mouth, while Tiger's front kept swimming in the water, unaware of the rear half. With his blood, the pond water turned red. Elephant started walking after throwing the tiger away. Soon he came near the pool, to his dismay he found the tiger cut in two halves. Elephant was now very sorry & wanted to help the tiger. He ordered the crocodile, "open your mouth, Croc". He dragged the rear half of the Tiger from her mouth. Elephant put Tiger's rear half on his back. Then he put Tiger's swimming front half on his back as well. On Elephant's back entire Tiger now rests, though cut into two separate pieces. Elephant wonders - how to put these pieces together. Elephant now set out in a search, to find someone who could put together two halves of the little dear tiger. He went to the weaver bird Babui & asked "Hi babui, can you please put these two together?" "No, I can't" - Babui said, "I use the straw as the thread to make the nest, but I can't sew the tiger. We need a sewing machine, to stitch Tiger's pieces together'. The tiger & Babui scratched their heads, what to do.what to do? "Let's go to Nayan's place", they decided. Babui sat on Elephant's head; flies a bit and shows the way to Nayan's place'. Elephant walks, with Tiger's halves, resting on the back, to Nayan's house. Elephant knocks at the door with his trunk. Nayan opened the door and 'wow' - he was surprised to find the guests; she had to break the door to let Elephant in. Elephant told Nayan what happened & begged and begged. At last Nayan agreed to help them. Nayan put a white cloth on the table & on that two Tiger halves were laid down. Nayan's mum Putum came, with the sewing machine. Tiger halves were put together, nicely joined by a Nayan's mum. "Would the stitched Tiger now be okay" asked the Elephant. Clever Nayan put milk bottle in the Tiger's mouth to see if there is any leak through the joint, just stitched. All OK, the tiger cub sucked on the milk bottle happily & fell asleep. Nayan had slept as Tiger had. Elephant fanned them with his trunk. Nayan had drunk milk from the bottle too. Nayan fell in deep sleep and so did Nayan's mum & dad. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback / softback. Condition: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Paperback / softback. Condition: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Paperback / softback. Condition: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

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Paperback / softback. Condition: New. Ghosh, Dr Parames (illustrator). This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

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Paperback / softback. Condition: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Paperback / softback. Condition: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Paperback / softback. Condition: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback / softback. Condition: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. PAGLA (MAD) DASHU In our school there was not a student who didn't know Pagla Dashu. A person, who didn't know anyone else, recognised Pagla Dashu. A new gatekeeper joined our school; he was straight from the village; he knew nothing about the city and the school; but when he heard the name 'Pagla Dashu', he could easily guess who must have been honoured by that name; because the way Dashu looked, the way he spoke, and the way he walked about, it was obvious that there was something special in his brain. He had two big round eyes, two excessively large ears and a bagful of curly hair on his head. Not that he was a stupid or silly person. While working out sums, especially long multiplication and division, his brain used to work with a magic spell. Often he devised complex tricks and made fun of us; befooled and bewildered, we wondered how witty he was. A GIRL WHO TALKS WITH HER PETS A man and a woman had two pets - a cat and a deer. The pets wanted to live like their masters; together they were out one night to discover the surroundings on their own. The man and woman felt miserable and informed the police. The pets were captured and brought home to the man and the woman, who tightened their restraints so that pets could never escape. Not long after this, a girl was born to the man and the woman. As the girl grew up, she loved the pets - the cat and the deer. But she realised the pets will never grow in the way a baby grows; they would never go to schools and never learn how to earn their own living. The girl decided to do something for the animals that could live with the families. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Look! This is a book, you can read. No one needs to read this out to you. You get more in this book. This book is a game that shows how you can make a book with the words you know. ========================= This morning, a business idea occurred to me; this idea could be worth million dollars. I like to introduce a Scrabble-like game called WorDuzzle - a short version of Word-Puzzle. WorDuzzle is a game which consists of a book or instruction manual and a box of simple words that children usually know. In the box of my grandchildren, I have put 900 words in a very big specially designed match box. I have not put the scoring rules in the book so far. But if this game is manufactured in a large scale, I would introduce a scoring algorithm similar to Scrabble, so that adults enjoy playing this game even without including any children. WorDuzzle is one step ahead of Scrabble. The building blocks of Scrabble are letters or alphabets, while the building blocks of WorDuzzle are simple words. Can we jump to recognising words, without caring for letters that make the words? Don't we do that in our day-to-day conversation?I think such WorDuzzles will easily sell for about $20 and this will provide fun not only to children but the adults as well. In the Internet age, we may like to play with words instead of alphabets, as we used to do with Scrabble like games. This is more natural to illiterates, similar to Talking.****I am looking for a manufacturer of Scrabble-like games. For my grandchildren, I have devised a game which consists of a book or instruction manual and a box of simple words that children usually know. In the box of my grandchildren, I have put 900 words. I have not put the scoring rules in the book so far. But if this game is manufactured in a large scale, I would include scoring rules, so that adults enjoy playing this game even without including any children. Worduzzle is one step ahead of Scrabble. The building blocks of Scrabble are letters or alphabets, while the building blocks of Worduzzle are simple words. Can we jump to recognising words, without caring for letters that make the words? Don't we do that in our day-to-day conversation? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. There was a big fat Elephant. He used to stand on four feet and doze every day after lunch. One afternoon, he was relaxing; his long trunk was hanging and swinging like a pendulum. A Tiger cub was passing by. He saw the swinging trunk and was tempted to bite at it. So he jumped, caught hold of the elephant's trunk and started swinging 'huii huii'. Elephant woke up immediately and was very angry. He lifted the tiger with his trunk, held the Tiger high in the air, swung and chucked the tiger in a near-by pool with a mighty force. Spashhhhhh, tiger fell into the pool, where a hungry crocodile was waiting with her jaws opened. As Tiger fell between her jaws, Crocodile chomped hard on it. The tiger got cut split into two halves. Two legs and the rear were in Crocodile's mouth, while Tiger's front kept swimming in the water, unaware of the rear half. With his blood, the pond water turned red. Elephant started walking after throwing the tiger away. Soon he came near the pool, to his dismay he found the tiger cut in two halves. Elephant was now very sorry & wanted to help the tiger. He ordered the crocodile, "open your mouth, Croc". He dragged the rear half of the Tiger from her mouth. Elephant put Tiger's rear half on his back. Then he put Tiger's swimming front half on his back as well. On Elephant's back entire Tiger now rests, though cut into two separate pieces. Elephant wonders - how to put these pieces together. Elephant now set out in a search, to find someone who could put together two halves of the little dear tiger. He went to the weaver bird Babui & asked "Hi babui, can you please put these two together?" "No, I can't" - Babui said, "I use the straw as the thread to make the nest, but I can't sew the tiger. We need a sewing machine, to stitch Tiger's pieces together'. The tiger & Babui scratched their heads, what to do.what to do? "Let's go to Nayan's place", they decided. Babui sat on Elephant's head; flies a bit and shows the way to Nayan's place'. Elephant walks, with Tiger's halves, resting on the back, to Nayan's house. Elephant knocks at the door with his trunk. Nayan opened the door and 'wow' - he was surprised to find the guests; she had to break the door to let Elephant in. Elephant told Nayan what happened & begged and begged. At last Nayan agreed to help them. Nayan put a white cloth on the table & on that two Tiger halves were laid down. Nayan's mum Putum came, with the sewing machine. Tiger halves were put together, nicely joined by a Nayan's mum. "Would the stitched Tiger now be okay" asked the Elephant. Clever Nayan put milk bottle in the Tiger's mouth to see if there is any leak through the joint, just stitched. All OK, the tiger cub sucked on the milk bottle happily & fell asleep. Nayan had slept as Tiger had. Elephant fanned them with his trunk. Nayan had drunk milk from the bottle too. Nayan fell in deep sleep and so did Nayan's mum & dad. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.