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Young Hanuman

by Shilpa Ranade, Girish Karnad and Jaaved Jaaferi
Publisher: Karadi (1970)    |     ISBN 10: 8181902270    |     ISBN 13: 9788181902276
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Would you like to play with a large, red, fiery ball? Young Hanuman wanted to do just that... except that the ball he went chasing after was the sun itself!
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