It’s annual haircut day but Sringeri cannot find anyone to help. Another great creative commons (CC-BY-SA) book from Pratham publishers, with stories based on Indian lifestyles adding to their cultural depth for most Westerners, and familiarity for those from the Indian sub-continent.
Images from Annual Haircut Day
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Gabriel writes:
My son enjoyed the book, and was able to read it on his own. I would purchase this book.
BOSS writes:
I like this story because I’m growing my hair out.
Arthur Cornelius writes:
I think it was funny when he was so sacred that all his hair poped off.
Esrom writes:
I Enjoyed the story.
Esther writes:
made me laugh, very funny.