Druvi needs an umbrella to protect her wings from the rain. Join the dragonfly as she searches for the perfect leaf-umbrella.
Sample Text from An Umbrella for Druvi
Druvi the dragonfly has just learnt to fly.
She flies near the pond with her friends.
They tease the frogs and eat mosquitoes for lunch.
In the evening, Druvi flies to the jungle nearby. She looks at the bird nests and spider webs. She does not see the clouds gather in the sky.
Plop! A raindrop falls on Druviβs head. Druvi wants to go back home.
But she does not want her wings to get wet.
<End of Sample Text from An Umbrella for Druvi>
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Yes! Druvi was drawn so cute and I loved the happy ending. Thanks for these open source books and site, itβs an excellent idea π