The Tallest Tale
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Author:
Anushka Ravishankar, Chetan SharmaPublisher:
Karadi TalesLanguage:
EnglishCategory:
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Sometimes, people tell tall tales just for fun… Bundal was one such person. He spent his whole day telling tall tales – until one day, someone told a taller tale than him. Can you guess what this tall tale was? Anushka Ravishankar’s funny tale about a tall tale is colourfully illustrated by Chetan Sharma.
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Sometimes, people tell tall tales just for fun… Bundal was one such person. He spent his whole day telling tall tales – until one day, someone told a taller tale than him. Can you guess what this tall tale was? Anushka Ravishankar’s funny tale about a tall tale is colourfully illustrated by Chetan Sharma.
Book Details
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ISBN9788181901774
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Pages32
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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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