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Catch that Crocodile
Catch that Crocodile
Catch that Crocodile
Catch that Crocodile
Catch that Crocodile

Catch that Crocodile

Anushka Ravishankar, Pulak Biswas

One day, Falguni the Fruitseller finds a crocodile in a ditch. “Catch that Crocodile!” cry the terrified townspeople. But who will do it? Probin Policeman with his stick? Can Doctor Dutta do the trick? Will Bhayanak Singh drag it away? Or is the Crocodile here to stay? But then there is another thought: Who says a crocodile should be caught? India’s much-loved nonsense verse writer Anushka Ravishankar and award-winning illustrator Pulak Biswas create a lively tale in verse, which imparts a subtle conservationist message along the way.

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Weight 190.0 g
Dimensions 240 × 185 mm
ISBN

978-93-83145-08-9
Pages

40
Printing

Offset-printed
Binding

Paperback
Foreign Rights Sold

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French

Éditions Syros
Italian

Edizioni Corraini
Korean

Blue Sky Publishing Co. Ltd
Portuguese (Brazil)

Manati Produções Editoriais
Complex Chinese (World Except Mainland China)

Art & Collection
Chinese (World Except Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan)

Magic Elephant Books (Guangxi Normal University Press)
Age Group

6+
HSN Code

49030010

The Guardian

A glorious poem, matched with bold, folk-art illustrations… a memorable and catchy verse story.

Parents In Touch, UK

Beautifully produced with cover flaps...I am amazed that such simple illustrations can ... transport us to a different world.

Indian Moms Connect

This book would be wonderful for reading aloud to a group of children in a book reading session. Much recommended.

Midday

This is one of Ravishankar’s beauties.

Anushka Ravishankar

Anushka Ravishankar

Dubbed ‘India’s Dr. Seuss’, Anushka Ravishankar is one of India’s most celebrated children’s authors, and her witty and jubilant tales are internationally acclaimed and widely translated. Anushka has now written over twenty books and travelled widely performing from her stories. In 2012, she founded the Indian children’s publishing house Duckbill together with Sayoni Basu. Click here to discover her other Tara Books.

Pulak Biswas

Pulak Biswas

One of India’s best-known children’s illustrators, Pulak Biswas was the first Indian to receive the BIB Plaque from the Biennale of Illustrations at Bratislava, and is well-known for his joyful and innovative art. Pulak passed away in 2013, but continues to be remembered through his incredible creative output. Click here to discover his other Tara Books.

Rathna Ramanathan

Rathna Ramanathan

Designer Rathna Ramanathan has steered the design philosophy of Tara since the very beginning. In the process, she can be said to have pioneered innovative children’s book design in India. Her main interest is in typography as well as in changing the form of the book. She runs minus9, her own graphic design studio, and is currently the Head of Visual Communication at the Royal College of Art, London. Click here to discover her other Tara Books.

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