Animals in the house

By:

Bond, Ruskin

Publication details: Gurugram: India Puffin, 2023.Description: 48p.: col. ill.; pbk.: 20cmISBN:

9780143428787

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

823 BON

Summary: Grandfather and I saw eye to eye on the matter of pets, and whenever Grandmother decided it was time to get rid of a tame white rat or a squirrel, I would conceal them in a hole in the jackfruit tree.’ Instead of having brothers and sisters to grow up with in India, young Ruskin had several odd companions, including a monkey, a tortoise, a python and a Great Indian Hornbill. His grandfather was responsible for all this wildlife, and their home in Dehra became a centre of action and laughter as a variety of creatures were brought home—the furry, feathered, fierce and friendly—all under one roof. Bursting with delightful illustrations, this chapter book features endearing characters and hilarious episodes, making it a perfect introduction to the wonderful world of Ruskin Bond! https://www.penguin.co.in/book/animals-in-the-house-a-short-story-in-the-popular-puffin-chapter-book-series-by-ruskin-bond-illustrated-bedtime-tales-animal-stories-for-kids/

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Grandfather and I saw eye to eye on the matter of pets, and whenever Grandmother decided it was time to get rid of a tame white rat or a squirrel, I would conceal them in a hole in the jackfruit tree.’

Instead of having brothers and sisters to grow up with in India, young Ruskin had several odd companions, including a monkey, a tortoise, a python and a Great Indian Hornbill. His grandfather was responsible for all this wildlife, and their home in Dehra became a centre of action and laughter as a variety of creatures were brought home—the furry, feathered, fierce and friendly—all under one roof.

Bursting with delightful illustrations, this chapter book features endearing characters and hilarious episodes, making it a perfect introduction to the wonderful world of Ruskin Bond!
https://www.penguin.co.in/book/animals-in-the-house-a-short-story-in-the-popular-puffin-chapter-book-series-by-ruskin-bond-illustrated-bedtime-tales-animal-stories-for-kids/

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