The Moon and the Cap – An endearing tale about a child’s love for a new cap. Another great Creative Commons book from Pratham.
These books are also available as a read along book, to enable learning reading and learning English with subtitles on Youtube, see the link below.
Text and Images from The Moon and the Cap
All of us went to the Dasara Fair
Papa bought a Chintu Fancy glasses. Mother bought me a bright blue cap. The baby got sugar candy.
On the way home, a very strong wind came. It blew my cap away.
My cap got stuck on a branch of the old Pipal tree.
<end of sample>
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I really liked this book and the ending was really nice.
My daughter enjoyed it!
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Ammar Idris writes:
interresting
Hussain Shareef writes:
very nice
Gisha writes:
Nice one for early readers!
Kevin writes:
I’m seven and the story was good.
ruhia writes:
humourous