
The Swan Who Drinks Only Milk
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Brahmavaivarta Purana
The Swan Who Drinks Only Milk
Choosing the good from the mixed.
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Choosing the good from the mixed.
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- 0-3
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- 0-3
- Story length
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- Languages
- 23 languages
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- Suno Katha
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- In preparation
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Choosing the good from the mixed.
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- Saraswati
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- Oral tradition
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- Tales with no single source text; the region and the collection cited per book
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- tale 1
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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Four ages, one katha
The same episode, told for each age. A tick means the text is written and reviewed.
| 0–3 | Pictures first. One line, maybe two. | 6 pages | 6–14 words a page | planned |
| 4–6 | Two warm sentences a page. | 6 pages | 20–35 words a page | planned |
| 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. | — | ||
| 18+ | Exact and explicit, as the original has it. | — |
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