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The Thama Stories

Cover of The Thama Stories Second Edition (2005)
Author	Kamala Laxman
Illustrator	R.K. Laxman
Language	English
Genre	Children's picture book
Publisher	Puffin Books
Publication date	1980s
Publication place	India
Media type	Paperback
Pages	136 (second edition)
ISBN	0-14-333514-6
OCLC	255187634

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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