· Junior Kumbhakarna by Arundhati Venkatesh Junior Kumbhakarna This bedtime story picture book is about little Kukku who falls asleep to his favourite story about the giant Kumbhakarna who sleeps non-stop for six www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 3 mins. Storytelling by Vitika Rastogi. Junior Kumbhakarna (English) Paperback – 1 January by Arundhati Venkatesh (Author), Shreya Sen (Illustrator) out of 5 stars 23 ratings/5(23).
5. Tell us something on the Book- Junior Kumbhakarna? Why Kumbhakarna, of all the characters? I'd see many badly-written, poorly-produced Ganesha books in the children's section of bookshops, and it really annoyed me. They could be so much better. Junior Kumbhakarna is seen through the eyes of a young boy Kukku, who wants to hear the story of Kumbhakarna again and again, from his father. The child falls asleep listening to the story of the giant, who is demon king Ravana's brother and believes in eat, sleep and repeat. By the time Arundhati Venkatesh finished telling her stories, many of the Second graders gathered for a reading workshop at Lakshmi School in Madurai had All her books made news last year. Her first picture book, Junior Kumbhakarna, won the Rivo Kids Parents and Kids Choice Award for the.
Junior Kumbhakarna by Arundhati Venkatesh illustrations by Shreya Sen Kumbhakarna was HUGE He ate as much food as men We've all heard this story from mythology and pictured this giant in our minds. Of course, what he is most known for is his sleep. A deep, deep sleep. Junior Kumbhakarna (English) Paperback – 1 January by Arundhati Venkatesh (Author), Shreya Sen (Illustrator) out of 5 stars 23 ratings. Junior Kumbhakarna won the RivoKids Parents and Kids Choice Award for the best book by an Indian author for ages years. The book was launched to a full house in Bangalore, and received a warm welcome in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and Coimbatore.
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