ADITIADVENTURES - THE ONE EYED MONKEY
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A dragon is scorching the countryside, and will stop only if young Aditi is given to him. So go she must. But a one-eyed monkey, an ant and an elephant decide to accompany her. Armed only with a cloak of invisibility, a ball of magic clay and a Sword of Courage, the four friends set off to look for this fierce dragon. Is it fair to slay a sleeping dragon? Can you make friends if you aren’t friendly?
ISBN: 9788186896136
Pages: 84
Avg Reading Time: 3 hrs
Age: 0-11
Country of Origin: India
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