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A young, curious, and lonely lion strolls through the city of Paris. Do you want to join him on this adventure? “The warm and humorous story is accentuated by Alemagna’s illustrations, which combine different painting techniques with collage work.” — Time Out “The illustrations are beautiful. The concept is fantastic and so easy for even my two year old to grasp. And the idea of the lion finding fulfillment in something so simple and yet so important, is something I loved.” — Saffron Tree Recommended by CBSE and NCERT
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A young, curious, and lonely lion strolls through the city of Paris. Do you want to join him on this adventure?
“The warm and humorous story is accentuated by Alemagna’s illustrations, which combine different painting
techniques with collage work.” — Time Out
“The illustrations are beautiful. The concept is fantastic and so easy for even my two year old to grasp. And the idea of the lion finding fulfillment in something so simple and yet so important, is something I loved.” — Saffron Tree
Recommended by CBSE and NCERT
Book Details
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ISBN9788189934279
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Pages30
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Avg Reading Time1 hrs
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Age0-11 yrs
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Country of OriginIndia
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