THE BEST-LOVED CLASSIC INDIAN STORIES

THE RATS' FEAST: A TAGORE OMNIBUS by Rabindranath Tagore translated by Astri Ghosh: A timeless collection of tales featuring a kind-hearted dry-fruit seller from Kabul mischievous schoolboys on a train poetic duels in the court a bemusing world of Cards and more. Tagore's Nobel Prize-winning magic endures more than a century later.PREMCHAND'S KAZAKI AND OTHER MARVELLOUS TALES by Munshi Premchand translated by Sara Rai: Step into a vibrant world watch a game of gulli-danda and witness a young boy's love for his grandmother that transforms a pair of household tongs into a battle hero in the iconic story 'Idgah'. Going straight to the heart of everyday characters Premchand's stories continue to inspire generations.THE CRAZY TALES OF PAGLA DASHU AND CO. by Sukumar Ray translated by the Jadavpur University Translators' Collective: Step into the zany world of Dashu and his wacky company of madcap schoolboys geniuses scientists and explorers and other unforgettable characters as they lead you on an adventure filled with poetry epidemics school robberies and chaotic school plays. Features rare illustrations by Satyajit Ray and Sukumar Ray.CIRCUS! by V. Madhavan Nair 'Mali' translated by Parvathi Ramkumar: Koman Circus is in a dire situation. It's beloved ringmaster Koman is dead. With a cunning manager Kelan now in charge the animals and circus artistes are in trouble. Led by Chimpa the chimpanzee the animals decide to start their own circus. Will their circus the first of its kind triumph over the odds?