A king who chose the wheel over the sword.
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Sachin's First Bat
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A boy at Shivaji Park.
A boy at Shivaji Park.
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SKU: SK-SACHINS-FIRST-BAT
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A boy at Shivaji Park.
The episode, the names and the order of events stay as the text has them. Weapons, war and fear are told as courage, not conflict, for the youngest bands; nothing is invented.
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| 0–3 | Pictures first. One line, maybe two. | — | ||
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| 7–12 | Early readers to chapter-book pace, the whole episode. | 10 pages | 40–120 words a page | planned |
| 13–17 | The text itself, with its questions kept in. | 12 pages | 150–220 words a page | planned |
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