Last Tiger My Favourite Animal Stories
Publication details: New Delhi Aleph Book Company 2023 Description: 238pISBN: 9789393852540Subject(s): Arts, English, Fiction, Last TigerDDC classification: 823 Summary: The Last Tiger brings together Ruskin Bond's very best published animal stories as well as a brand new work, 'The Call of the Leopard', which has never been published before. The title story introduces a wise and crafty tiger who survives every attempt on his life. 'Those Three Bears', 'The Eyes of the Eagle', and Tigers for Dinner' dinner' describe dangerous encounters in the wild.' Guests who come in from the Forest', 'Panther's Moon', The Leopard', and 'Song of the Forest' bring the wildlife o the Himalayas to vivid, memorable life. Other tales in the book tell o thrilling beetle races, the schemes of a ball-chewing crocodile, and monkeys who dance on roofs. We also meet a series o eccentric pets in this book - a friendly baby elephant, a sullen cassowary, owls who grow fond of spaghetti, the mischievous yet sensitive monkey, Toto a narcissistic python who loves his own reflection, and others. The beasts that stalk the pages of The Last Tiger will thrill, delight, terrify, and entertain Bond's legions of fans, and all those with an interest in the world of nature.| Item type | Home library | Call number | Materials specified | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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The Last Tiger brings together Ruskin Bond's very best published animal stories as well as a brand new work, 'The Call of the Leopard', which has never been published before.
The title story introduces a wise and crafty tiger who survives every attempt on his life. 'Those Three Bears', 'The Eyes of the Eagle', and Tigers for Dinner' dinner' describe dangerous encounters in the wild.' Guests who come in from the Forest', 'Panther's Moon', The Leopard', and 'Song of the Forest' bring the wildlife o the Himalayas to vivid, memorable life. Other tales in the book tell o thrilling beetle races, the schemes of a ball-chewing crocodile, and monkeys who dance on roofs. We also meet a series o eccentric pets in this book - a friendly baby elephant, a sullen cassowary, owls who grow fond of spaghetti, the mischievous yet sensitive monkey, Toto a narcissistic python who loves his own reflection, and others.
The beasts that stalk the pages of The Last Tiger will thrill, delight, terrify, and entertain Bond's legions of fans, and all those with an interest in the world of nature.
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