Tri Series of Animal Stories for Children

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Tri Series of Animal Stories for Children The Temple Monkeys, Here We Go Marching In And Leave Us Alone

Author Name: Sandhya Raghunandan | Format: Paperback | Genre : Children & Young Adult | Other Details

The tri series of animal stories is conceptualized in a way that allows the child to ponder on whether animals are happier in their own habitat or in captivity. Isn’t it true that just like us humans, animals too have emotions? The affection they portray to their little ones, the friendship they share amongst themselves or their instinctive reactions to circumstances are interesting when observed. The author through story telling, tries to evoke our thoughts towards realizing that animals and their emotions are similar to ours and are as important as every human being is. Note: This book can be utilised as an interactive story telling session between parents and children , teachers and children for example .This helps to introduce the child into the habit of reading . Story telling is used as a tool to effect bonding between the adult and child.

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Sandhya Raghunandan

Sandhya Raghunandan was born in Zambia, Central Africa and lived there through her schooling years. Back in India, she started her career in the granite and marble industry in the year 1991 and presently heads the Indian Operations of an Italian Granite company. She lives in Bangalore. Her job, as well as her passion to travel, takes her to many cities in India and countries across the world. She loves to interact with the local people wherever she goes, listen to their stories, sometimes documenting it, and at other times weaving a story around the places she visits.