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Kheer-er Putul

Kheer-er Putul : The Doll Made of Sweetmeat Book

Kheer-er Putul : The Doll Made of Sweetmeat

By Abanindranath Tagore

Category: Perky Parrot Books
ISBN: 978-93-91125-76-9
MRP: 199
Translated by: Urbi Bhaduri
Illustrated by: Ranjan Verma

Kheer-er Putul is the touching tale of a king, his two queens, a doll made of a typical Bengali sweet called kheer, and an extraordinary, talking monkey! 

Magical gifts are bought with shipfuls of gold.  malevolent witch sells mouth-watering sweets laced with viper venom! A hungry goddess (along with her cats) gives in to sweet temptation. Children play in an enchanted realm, invisible to the plain eye.

Will the witty monkey be able to save the day?

Woven by the tender, bright imagination of a gifted storyteller and artist, and crafted with words carefully chosen, like the perfect casting of a spell, this story flies us on a magic carpet into an unforgettable experience of the kingdom of childhood.

Originally written in Bengali by Abanindranath Tagore, Kheer-er Putul is an evergreen children’s classic.

Author Abanindranath Tagore
Abanindranath Tagore

Abanindranath Tagore (1871-1951) was an artist and writer from the renowned Tagore family and a nephew of Rabindranath Tagore. He was the key figure behind the Bengal School of Art and introduced a unique Swadeshi style at a time when contemporary India primarily emulated Western art. Abanindranath revitalized Rajput and Mughal art, creating ethereal watercolors. His later works also integrated Chinese and Japanese influences. He held the position of Bageswari Professor of Oriental Art at Calcutta University and his writings and lectures on art continue to be influential in art theory and practice. In addition to his contributions to art, Abanindranath authored literary works cherished by both children and adults, such as "Buro Angla," "Khirer Putul," "Bhoot-Potrir Deshe," "Nalak," and "Raj Kahini." His writings are characterized by whimsical imagination and his ability to vividly depict scenes with words.

Format: Paperback
Size: 5 x 7 inches
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