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Paatti's Vadai and the CrowComing soon
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Paatti's Vadai and the Crow
The song that dropped the vadai.
From the original text · Oral tradition
Ages 0-3+
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The LambikinComing soon
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The Lambikin
Lambikin, lambikin, I'll eat you!
From the original text · Oral tradition
Ages 0-3+
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Chiu and Kau
The sparrow's house of wax and the crow's house of dung.
From the original text · Oral tradition
Ages 0-3+
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Suno Katha· Panchatantra
The Monkey and the Crocodile
Reading age 0-3Open book →
Series Part 4 · Book 2 / 13
A monkey and a crocodile become best friends. The crocodile's wife wants to see his sparkly heart — but the monkey thinks fast and hops safely home!
From the original text · Panchatantra
Series Part 4 · Loss of GainsBook 2 of 13
Ba's Story of the Sparrow and the GrainComing soon
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Ba's Story of the Sparrow and the Grain
Chakli and the dana.
From the original text · Oral tradition
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Suno Katha· Panchatantra
The Blue Jackal
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Series Part 1 · Book 14 / 34
A sneaky jackal turns blue! He pretends to be king. Then — oops — he howls!
From the original text · Panchatantra
Series Part 1 · The Loss of FriendsBook 14 of 34

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