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The Life of Pi is an adventurous novel that takes an alternative look at faith, not specifically religion. It's the story of a boy named Pi Patel whose family decides to move from Pondicherry to Canada. They travel by boat, and during their journey, the boat ends up sinking, and Pi becomes stranded on a raft in the sea with an orangutan, a zebra, a hyena and a tiger. The novel is also adapted into a film released in 2012 directed by Ang Lee.

The story begins with a man named Francis Adirubasamy recounting a story of the childhood of Pi and the troubles he encounters. He shortens his name from Piscine to Pi to avoid the other kids making fun of him. His family owned a Zoo in Pondicherry, and Pi found comfort in the company of the animals. Motivated by the political strife in Pondicherry, Pi's parents decide to make the move to Canada on a cargo ship full of zoo animals.

The cargo ship is caught in a storm on their travels, and it begins to sink. Pi finds a lifeboat in the ocean and climbs aboard, but noticing a drowning tiger and makes his way over to him. Pi quickly realizes his mistake in bringing a wild animal aboard and jumps into the ocean to avoid being eaten. In addition to the tiger in the lifeboat, there is also an orangutan, hyena, and zebra. After the storm subdues, the hyena kills both the orangutan and the zebra, eating them. As Pi peaks over the side, the tiger, whom he names Richard Parker, attacks and kills the hyena.

Pi ends up remaining at the front of the boat, out of the reach of the tiger. He survives on canned water, emergency rations, and fish that he catches. He also finds and feeds the tiger, and begins trying to train him. Along their journey, they encounter an island in the middle of the ocean that appears to be made up entirely of vegetation. They stay on the island for quite some time, until one day, Pi discovers human teeth in a tree's fruit. He comes to the conclusion that island eats people, and he and Richard Parker continue their journey.

After a while longer on the ocean, the two of them finally wash up on a beach. It turns out that he and Richard Parker had spent 227 days in the lifeboat, and had been presumed dead for quite some time. The beach he washed up on was in Mexico, and after landing, Richard Parker runs away and leaves Pi alone on the beach. The authorities soon find him, and the Japanese owners of the cargo ship that he was originally on arrive to interview him. He tells them the story with the animals, but they refuse to believe him. He then replaces the animals in the story with instead the orangutan being his mother, the hyena is a cook from the ship, the zebra being a sailor. The Japanese men prefer this version of the story, as this is what they choose to write in their report.

The most interesting aspect of this novel is the symbolism of the animals and their human counterparts. You only find out at the end of the book about this alternative story, but once you understand that the animals are meant to represent people, the actions and events begin to make more sense. Strangely enough, the tiger is never allocated to a person, so it's up to you to decide whether the Tiger is a mysterious stranger or Pi himself.

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Every year, the people of the Protectorate leave a baby as an offering to the witch who lives in the forest. They hope this sacrifice will keep her from terrorizing their town. But the witch in the forest, Xan, is kind and gentle. Sheshares her home with a wise Swamp Monster named Glerk and a Perfectly Tiny Dragon, Fyrian. Xan rescues the abandoned children and deliver them to welcoming families on the other side of the forest, nourishing the babies with starlight onthe journey.

One year, Xan accidentally feeds a baby moonlight instead of starlight, filling the ordinary child with extraordinary magic. Xan decides she must raise this enmagicked girl, whom she calls Luna, as her own. To keep young Luna safe fromher own unwieldy power, Xan locks her magic deep inside her. When Luna approaches her thirteenth birthday, her magic begins to emerge on schedule--but Xan is far away. Meanwhile, a young man from the Protectorate is determined tofree his people by killing the witch. Soon, it is up to Luna to protect those who have protected her--even if it means the end of the loving, safe world she's always known.<<br/> The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill

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This is the story of a little baby girl sent to die but who is adopted by a good witch instead. Without meaning to, the Witch pours magic into Luna but, instead of letting her draw from her magic, she bounds it until Luna's thirteenthbirthday.

Incidentally, that is the day the Witch decides to let herself die. But that day is coming and coming, closer and closer, and the Witch starts to regret her decision.

There obviously is more happening in the story than only that. In fact, we have points of view specific to a variety of characters and even two dragons! But summarizing would take too much space, when what I really want to do is praisethis book for its magnificent content.

Oh, what a magical writing style. It's so lyrical, so memorable, so sense-awakening. Definitely suited for a middle grade novel, while being interesting and original enough to hold even an adult's attention or someone who is notentirely into books for kids. We need voices in literature that have their own different style, and Kelly Barnhill is a refreshing one.

There is a lovely fairytale-esque atmosphere in the story that made me want to read this aloud to children in my community. Any book that provokes this reaction is worth a good hand of applause! This book also made me feel astoundinglyempathic to the Witch, whom is such a caring, misjudged creature. Oh, oh, I must not forget to mention that the little dragon Fyrian is exactly likeâ€¦ Well, you remember Mulan's quirky, hilarious dragon companion? Yeah, that's Fyrianalright.

In a perfect world, every kid would have read this enchanting story.

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The people of the Protectorate leave a baby deep in the forest each year, a sacrificial offering made to a witch to deter her from terrorizing the village. When the witch, Xan, finds the babies, she feeds them starlight, but one yearshe accidentally pulls light from the moon and enmagicks a baby girl. Xan knows that the baby imbued with moonlight will have extraordinary abilities, so she decides to raise the child. As the child grows, she lacks the skill tocontrol her evermore erratic magic, and her thirteenth birthday approaches - a day when her magic threatens to emerge in full and with dangerous consequences.

The Girl Who Drank the Moon is a shining example of a good ol' fashioned fairy tale, replete with witches and dragons and creatures from the bog, along with enchanted objects, talking animals, and villainous monsters.

The setting is moody and atmospheric, be it the fog-riddled village populated with sorrowful people or the treacherous forest said to have taken the lives of travelers who stumbled into its boiling streams or choked on thefoul-smelling fumes spewed from its fissures.

Fog clung to the city walls and cobbled streets like tenacious moss.

At the center of the forest was a small swamp - bubbly, sulfury, and noxious, fed and warmed by an underground, restlessly sleeping volcano and covered with a slick of slime whose color ranged from poison green to lightning blue toblood red, depending on the time of year.

Because this is a multigenerational saga, the cast of characters is relatively large, but each character brings their own quirks and idiosyncrasies to the page, making them easy to differentiate (though pinpointing a "main character"is a bit of a grey area).

The best part of the book - the succulent cherry on top of this decadent treat - is the way magic is used or emerges by accident. Magic is portrayed as being whimsical and sweet, familiar yet fresh. Some forms of magic are playful intheir innocence, while other forms rely on the exchange of a sinister currency that is disturbing to read about whenever it's employed.

She transformed a book into a dove and enlivened her pencils and quills so that they stood on their own and performed a complicated dance on the desk.

As [she] ran, each footstep blossomed with iridescent flowers. When she waded into the swamp, the reeds twisted themselves into a boat, and she climbed aboard, floating across the deep red of algae coating the water.

The story is fairly complicated for a middle grade novel and some elements are disquieting; the book is subsequently recommended for a slightly older audience (ages 10 to 14).

With luscious prose, a winding plot, and a charming cast of characters, The Girl Who Drank the Moon makes a proud addition to the list of Newbery Medal winners.
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Raj stepped out of his house, swinging his cricket bat and placing a cap on his head, dashed to his friend, Vineet's house.

As soon as he rung the doorbell, the door was immediately opened by Vineet.

"Hey, I was just waiting for you. Let's go," Vineet said excitedly tossing the cricket ball up in the air.

Laughing, both of them headed to the ground.

They took their positions and started to play.

At one point, Raj hit the ball so hard that it went flying through the air.

"What a shot, Raj! Superb!" clapped Vineet.

Raj grinned and said, "Thanks. How about going and getting the ball now?"

"Very smart." Vineet made a face and left.

Vineet looked for the ball but was unable to find it.

Puzzled, he wondered where the ball could have fallen.

Then he looked at the huge building next to the ground where construction work had stopped and hesitated.

From the ground, one could see the back of the building.

Vineet wondered whether the ball could have gone through one of the back windows.

He decided to go inside the building and find the ball. As he entered the building, a man with a gruff voice came out from inside it and ordered him to stay out.

"Uh...I wanted to come and find my ball that may have fallen in through
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Glowering, the man barked, "Go away."

Vineet got scared and turned away reluctantly.

He wondered who that man was and why he looked so angry.

Vineet walked away and then looked back.

He saw the man was shouting at someone on his mobile phone, looking very tense.

Vineet hid around the corner and waited patiently.

After a few minutes, the man disconnected the phone. With his eyes on the road, the man started walking to and fro, as if waiting for someone to come.

The area around the building was deserted. Suddenly Vineet saw an old beat-up car come in speedily and brake near the gate of the building.

From inside it, three men jumped out, dragging a bound and gagged boy who looked as old as Vineet.

The four men then dashed inside the building with the boy.

Wide-eyed and horrified, Vineet realised that this was a scene right out of a movie. The only difference being that this was no movie but real life.

Suddenly, he felt a hand on his shoulder. Scared and ready to scream, he turned around. To his relief, he saw Raj and Vineet felt himself go weak at the knees.

"Gosh, you scared me!" Vineet gushed.

"Let's get out of here," Raj whispered.

Soundlessly, the boys ran away from there and went to Vineet's house. In his room, they discussed what they had seen.

Raj too had seen the men drag the boy inside the building and they knew the boy had been kidnapped.

It was decided that Raj would get permission to sleep over at Vineet's house that night so they help the kidnapped boy.

After everyone had gone to sleep, the boys crept out and walked towards the building site. Both were wearing black clothes and carried backpacks. They paused near the corner of the building and looked around.

Finding the lot empty, they went towards the front. Apart from a scarecrow tied to a pole on the first floor to ward off evil, there was no one around.

They bravely tiptoed their way in. As they went in, they could hear faint sounds of laughter coming from the far end of the building.

Cautiously, the boys reached the end and peeped inside a room there.

The four men were playing cards and cracking jokes. Next to them on a chair, the boy was gagged and tied to it.

Without making a noise, and placing his phone on silent, Raj took several snaps
of the kidnappers and the boy on his mobile phone.

Asking for help, he forwarded the photos and their location to the local police station number that he had saved on his phone earlier in the evening.

Just as the boys were feeling relaxed, one of the men asked, "Is the car ready, Dev? We have to leave from here in half an hour."

"Yes, all ready," nodded Dev.

The boys were shocked to hear this as they hadn't expected the men to leave.

Vineet whispered, "Now what?"

Raj's mind raced and then his face brightened.

He whispered, "Go and deflate one of the tyres of the car. And wait there for me."

Vineet nodded and dashed off.

Raj soundlessly made his way up the steps to the first floor. He reached the edge of the building and untied the scarecrow.

Grabbing it, he went downstairs and flattened it against a tree.

He took out a can of kerosene from his backpack and drenched the scarecrow. And then he left a trail of kerosene from the tree to a faraway bush, where he had planned to hide with Vineet.

Then going up to Vineet, Raj signalled him to follow him to the bushes and wait for the kidnappers to come out.

They came out of the building after some time, pulling the boy with them.

As they neared the car, Dev exclaimed, "Oh no! We have a flat tyre!"

The boss roared, "You idiot! You said the car was ready. Change the tyre immediately."

While they all waited impatiently, Raj lit the trail of kerosene which caught fire and soon the scarecrow was also on fire.

Horrified, the boy forgotten, the men ran towards the scarecrow.

Taking this opportunity, Vineet and Raj came out of their hiding place and took the boy to their hiding spot. They quickly freed him.

When the men realised the boy was missing, they started shouting at each other.

Just at that moment, with sirens blaring, the police arrived and captured the men.

Raj and Vineet came out of their hiding place and took the boy to the police who then called the boy's parents.

The police praised Vineet and Raj but also told them that next time, instead of capturing the kidnappers themselves, they should immediately alert the police and their parents.

Both boys nodded at that because they realised they could have risked their and the kidnapped boy's lives in trying to save him by themselves.

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PART I
HEIDI'S YEARS OF LEARNING AND TRAVEL

I Going up to the Alm-Uncle
II. With the Grandfather
III. On the Pasture
IV. In the Grandmother's Hut
V. Two Visitors
VI. A New Chapter with New Things
VII. Miss Rottenmeier Has an Uncomfortable Day
VIII. Great Disturbances in the Sesemann House
IX. The Master of the House Hears of Strange Doings
X. A Grandmama
XI. Heidi Gains in Some Respects and Loses in Others
XII. The Sesemann House is Haunted
XIII. Up the Alp on a Summer Evening
XIV. On Sunday When the Church Bells Ring

PART II
HEIDI MAKES USE OF HER EXPERIENCE

XV. Preparations for a Journey
XVI. A Guest on the Alp
XVII. Retaliation
XVIII. Winter in the Village
XIX. Winter Still Continues
XX. News from Distant Friends
XXI. On Further Events on the Alp
XXII. Something Unexpected Happens
XXIII. Parting to Meet Again

Summary

Johanna Spyri's classic story of a Swiss orphan who is heartbroken when she must leave her beloved grandfather and their happy home in the mountains to go to school and to care for an invalid girl in the city.

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Public domain in the USA.

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Note Project Gutenberg has several editions of this eBook: #20781 (Fine paintings in color) #1448 (Text file only) #46409 (Illustrations in B & W and color) Contents PART I HEIDI'S YEARS OF LEARNING AND TRAVEL I Going up to the Alm-Uncle II. With the Grandfather III. On the Pasture IV.

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Illustrator

Goble, Warwick, 1862-1943

Title

Folk-Tales of Bengal

Contents

Life's secret -- Phakir Chand -- The indigent Brahman -- The story of the Rakshasas -- The story of Swet-Basanta -- The evil eye of Sani -- The boy whom seven mothers suckled -- The story of Prince Sobur -- The origin of opium -- Strike but hear -- The adventures of two thieves and of their sons -- The Ghost-Brahman -- The man who wished to be perfect -- A ghostly wife -- The story of a Brahmadaitya -- The story of a Hiraman -- The origin of rubies -- The match-making jackal -- The boy with the moon on his forehead -- The ghost who was afraid of being bagged -- The field of bones -- The bald wife.

LoC Class

GR: Geography, Anthropology, Recreation: Folklore

Subject

Bengali (South Asian people) -- Folklore

Copyright Status

Public domain in the USA.

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