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| | #REDIRECT [[Kamala Laxman]] |
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| | name = The Thama Stories
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| | image = The Thama Stories cover.jpg
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| | caption = Cover of ''The Thama Stories'' Second Edition (2005)
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| | author = [[Kamala Laxman]] | |
| | illustrator = [[R.K. Laxman]]
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| | country = [[Indian literature|India]]
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| | language = English
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| | genre = [[Picture book|Children's picture book]]
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| | publisher = [[Puffin Books]]
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| | release_date = 1980s
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| | media_type = Paperback
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| | pages = 136 (second edition)
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| | isbn = 0-14-333514-6
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| | oclc = 255187634
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| '''''The Thama Stories''''' are a series of short stories for children about the adventures of a baby elephant and his mother. The books are written by Indian author [[Kamala Laxman]] in the 1970s and 1980s. The stories are about the adventurous and carefree elephant. Characters in the books include a wise bird named Gumchikki, a python Hebavoo, Anilu a squirrel, Mangu a monkey, Pasha a tiger, and a human boy. The illustrations are by the author's husband and famous cartoonist [[R.K. Laxman]].
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| * {{ISBN|0-14-333514-6}}
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| [[Category:Picture books]]
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| [[Category:1980s children's books]]
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