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The Good Indian Child's Guide to Eating Mangoes

by Natasha Sharma

Ages 5–9Indian author

Does eating mangoes need a guide book? A funny, juicy look at India's favourite fruit, with a personality quiz and mango trivia.

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Author
Natasha Sharma
Age
Ages 5–9
Type
Picture Book, Humour
Language
English
Publisher
HarperCollins Children's
In India
Available

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