Manorama Jafa

• Dec-1989
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Derived from the words 'Panch' which means five and 'tantra' which stands for books, the famous tales of India comprise eight short stories that hold one spellbound. Beautifully illustrated by a leading Indian children's illustrator. This is Part 2. ...

• Jan-2008
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A picture book that tells us a story of young Mohini and her grandmother, who helps her discover her creativity through a simple drawing of a circle. An imaginative book that highlights how children can learn in fun and simple ways. Available in both...

• Jan-2009
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This is a story about Hira, a baby elephant in a circus, �who gets lost in the jungle and eventually finds his way back to the circus, once again amidst his friends. The playfully illustrated pictures bring Hira and his encounters alive to readers....

• Jan-2009
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Derived from the words 'Panch' which means five and 'tantra' which stands for books, the famous tales of India comprise eight short stories that hold one spellbound. Beautifully illustrated by a leading Indian children's illustrator. This is Part 1. ...

• Jan-2009
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• Jan-2011
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This is a picture book. Set against a backdrop of the Himalayan mountains in a city called Leh this beautiful tale tells of love and sharing and the part plants play in bringing the rain. Ages 5 to 8 years. Also available in Hindi....

• Oct-2013
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Manorama�Jafa's�The Parrot and the Mynah, published by�Ratna�Sagar,�is a short story of foes-turned-friends. It narrates the tale of�Mitthu�the parrot and�Meenu�the mynah who argue over being the best singer. Angered by their loud v...

• Oct-2013
• / Historical
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Manorama�Jafa's�Sadako�of Hiroshima,�published by�Ratna�Sagar,�has�travelled�to many countries as part of an exhibition promoting peace called 'Hello Dear Enemy'. It is a true, heart-warming story of a young Japanese girl who became...