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India: Old Dehli: Where Elephants Go to School


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No. of pages 128

Published: 1999

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Hello to YOU! It is me, Hari Sharma! I live in Old Dehli in the big huge country of India. Just for you, I have done some excellent pen-pal writings about my goings and comings in this busy-whizzy place. You can: - find out why goats are wearing cardigans - and not for the fashion! - suck on sweets made of silver and be blinded by lightbulbs at my sister's wedding - cycle with me through the Delhi traffics - watch out for camels and cricket balls! Meet our great gods, too, visit brave birds in hospital and find out why an elephant is your best friend. Yes! You will go wild for my scribblings! Hari!

 

This book features in the following series: Airmail From India, Airmail From. .

There are 128 pages in this book. This book was published 1999 by Scholastic .

Michael Cox is a writer of many non-fiction and fiction books for children including titles in the Dead Famous series, Johnny Catbiscuit and How to Drink From a Frog for A&C Black. Sally Murphy is a mother, wife, teacher, speaker, website manager and reviewer as well as an author. She was born in Perth and now lives in Corrigin, in the wheatbelt of Western Australia. In 2001 she decided to dedicate herself to her dream of becoming a children's author and has now published 28 books. Sally lives with her husband and five of her six children in a small town in rural Western Australia. Rhian Nest James has been working as a freelance illustrator for many years after graduating from Exeter College of Art with an Honours Degree in Illustration. She has produced illustrations for a wide variety of publishers and organizations but her speciality is children's books having illustrated over 60 and contributed illustrations to many more. Rhian moved to Sydney from her native Wales in 2002 and she continues to illustrate including the highly successful series Samurai Kids.

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