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Pishi Caught in a Storm
- Narrated by: Sagar Arya
- Length: 3 mins
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Pishi Caught in a Storm
Narrated by:
Sagar Arya
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Publisher's Summary
Pishi was a huge manta ray fish. Normally he would swim in the Indian Ocean, but one day he was caught in a big storm. Wounded and far from home, help came from an unexpected corner. Dive into this book for a dramatic story of the day the storm raged in the Indian Ocean.
Pishi Caught in a Storm is written by Manisha Chaudhry and Mala Kumar.
This story has been inspired by an entry to the #6FrameStoryChallenge, an illustration campaign conducted by Pratham Books.
©2015 / 2022 Pratham Books. Some rights reserved. Released under CC BY 4.0 license. / SAGA Egmont (P)2022 SAGA Egmont
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