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020			_a9780143452430
037			_cPurchased _nMathrubhumi Books, Kaloor
041			_aEnglish
082			_aF _bPAR/GI
100			_aParo Anand
245			_aGIRL, TIGER AND VERY STARNGE STORY
250			_a1
260			_aHaryana _bPuffin Books _c2025
300			_g239
500			_aThemes of Friendship, Resilience, Courage, Social Activism, Animal-Human Conflict. The morning after the storm, Junglee, the Pardhi girl, wonders where her family is. Alone but unafraid, she is a child of the forest and knows she will survive . . . at least until her family finds her. The morning after the storm, Raunaq, the tiger cub, wonders where his mother is. Alone and afraid, his instincts are nothing without his mother’s training. He knows he must find help . . . or he will be lost forever. When fate brings Junglee and Raunaq together, the two foundlings become each other’s family. As they face the world’s challenges, they form a bond that transcends human imagination. Told as two sides of the same story, Junglee’s in words and Raunaq’s in pictures, this beautiful tale inspires peace and understanding by overcoming fear and mistrust with love.
650			_aFiction
650			_aNovel
700			_aPriya Kuriyan
942			_cLEN
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