The Rabbit In The Moon: Two Tales From The Panchatantra

Meena Arora Nayak . Aleph Book Company . English

In the royal bedroom, a king sleeps soundly while two tiny creatures�a louse and a bedbug�watch him from the folds of his soft sheets. Both want a taste of the king�s blood, but each has a different plan for how to get it. Who will succeed, and who will be squashed by the royal staff? Meanwhile, in a faraway jungle, Lambakarna, a clever rabbit, must find a way to protect his tribe after a pack of wild elephants wreak havoc. Can Lambakarna concoct a plan to outwit the king of elephants and save his friends? These exciting tales are the perfect introduction to the magical world of the <i>Panchatantra</i>, perhaps the oldest surviving collection of Indian fables. Retold in easy-to-read prose and vibrantly illustrated, this collection will captivate young readers.

Categories: Children'S & Young Adult

About the Author

<b>Meena Arora Nayak</b> is a former professor of English and Mythology. She is the author of the novels <i>A Dust Storm in Delhi, Endless Rain, About Daddy</i>, and <i>In the Aftermath</i>, as well as <i>The Puffin Book of Legendary Lives, Evil in the Mahabharata, The Blue Lotus: Myths and Folktales of India, The Kathasaritsagara of Somadeva, Adbhut: Marvellous Creatures of Indian Myth and Folklore, The Panchatantra of Vishnusharma: A Retelling</i>, and <i>The Girl in the Magical Flute: Stories from Myths and Folk Tales of India</i>.

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