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The Clever Bania's WifeComing soon
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The Clever Bania's Wife
A trader outwitted by his own house.
From the original text · Oral tradition
Ages 4-6+
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Sardar Patel Joins the MapComing soon
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Sardar Patel Joins the Map
Five hundred and sixty-five pieces.
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Vikram Sarabhai
A rocket on a bicycle.
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Ages 7-12+
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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.
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Ages 0-3+
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The King Who Wanted a Golden DeerComing soon
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The King Who Wanted a Golden Deer
Saurashtra's own deer.
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Ages 4-6+
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Who Is My Foi?Coming soon
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Who Is My Foi?
Dad's sister.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+
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Bhoj and the Talking DollComing soon
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Bhoj and the Talking Doll
A doll that told the truth.
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Ages 4-6+
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The Rabbit and the WellComing soon
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The Rabbit and the Well
Chalaak sasla.
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Ages 4-6+
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Nagmati and the CobraComing soon
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Nagmati and the Cobra
A snake who kept his word.
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The Lion of Gir Who Wanted to SingComing soon
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The Lion of Gir Who Wanted to Sing
A roar out of tune.
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Ages 4-6+
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Jesal and ToralComing soon
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Jesal and Toral
A robber and a saint on a sinking boat.
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Ages 7-12+
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Why Do I Speak English at School and Gujarati at Home?Coming soon
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Why Do I Speak English at School and Gujarati at Home?
Two languages, one child.
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Ages 0-3+
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The Kite That Flew to AhmedabadComing soon
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The Kite That Flew to Ahmedabad
Uttarayan.
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Ages 4-6+
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Why Does Dadi Speak Gujarati to Me?Coming soon
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Why Does Dadi Speak Gujarati to Me?
The language of her lap.
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Ages 0-3+
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Vikram of Ujjain in GujaratComing soon
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Vikram of Ujjain in Gujarat
A borrowed king.
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Ages 4-6+
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Verghese Kurien and the MilkComing soon
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Verghese Kurien and the Milk
Amul.
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Ages 7-12+
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Why Can't I Say Some Gujarati Words?Coming soon
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Why Can't I Say Some Gujarati Words?
And why that is fine too.
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Ages 0-3+
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Can I Be Indian If I Don't Speak Gujarati, Hindi or Tamil?Coming soon
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Can I Be Indian If I Don't Speak Gujarati, Hindi or Tamil?
Yes. And here is how to start.
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