Oluguti Toluguti (English)

Author : Various Authors
Illustrator : Kshitiz Sharma
Editor : Radhika Menon & Sandhya Rao

Welcome to a world of elephants, buffaloes, crows, cockroaches and hatttima tim tims. Listen to the birds call kau kau and kukre kuk. Watch pom pom motor cars and chuk chuk trains go by. Play in the rain falling chham chham chham, and dance thai thaka thaka. It is a chemma chekka world of dam padam pappadams and kahbdak khabdak rocking horses and lots more. The 54 rhymes in 18 Indian languages celebrate the richness and vitality of India's multilingual character. Lively adaptations in English capture the sounds and rhythms of the original languages, which appear alongside and in transliteration.

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Age 2+
Specifications 80 pages; 10.5” x 8.5”; full colour; hard cover
ISBN 978-81-8146-965-6
First Published 2011
Tags English rhymes, Indian language rhymes, multicultural, Illustrated collection of rhymes

A delicious treat!

What makes it even more precious are the illustrations that just invite you, taking you along this mini tour of India. Saffron Tree

A veritable treasure!

Edited by Radhika Menon and Sandhya Rao, Oluguti Toluguti is a compilation of Indian Rhymes to read and recite; the book has colourful illustrations, very child appropriate, and many, many ideas that children will relate to. Young India Books

A collection of Indian rhymes

A collection of rhymes in various Indian languages, the book strikes an immediate chord with an adult reader and more so with a child. Thehindu.com

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Oluguti Toluguti (English)

Oluguti Toluguti (English)

Welcome to a world of elephants, buffaloes, crows, cockroaches and hatttima tim tims. Listen to the birds call kau kau and kukre kuk. Watch pom pom motor cars and chuk chuk trains go by. Play in the rain falling chham chham chham, and dance thai thaka thaka. It is a chemma chekka world of dam padam pappadams and kahbdak khabdak rocking horses and lots more. The 54 rhymes in 18 Indian languages celebrate the richness and vitality of India's multilingual character. Lively adaptations in English capture the sounds and rhythms of the original languages, which appear alongside and in transliteration.

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