The One-Eyed Monkey (English)

Author : Suniti Namjoshi
Illustrator : Shefalee Jain

A dragon is scorching the countryside, and will stop only if young Aditi is given to him. So go she must. But a one-eyed monkey, an ant and an elephant decide to accompany her. Armed only with a cloak of invisibility, a ball of magic clay and a Sword of Courage, the four friends set off to look for this fierce dragon. Is it fair to slay a sleeping dragon? Can you make friends if you aren’t friendly?

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Age 8+
Specifications 84 Pages; 8.5” x 5.5”; black & white; soft cover
Rights sold English with Chinese (worldwide except Mainland of China)
ISBN 978-81-86896-13-6
First Published 2000
Tags adventure, modern fairytale, sci-fi, Australia, dragon, elephant, animals, , gender, series, travel, friends

A bold trend

When the author is a feminist, this part adventure, part fantasy tale is more than just a book: It's a bold trend in children's literature… Aditi is Indian, wears salwar-kameez and plaits her hair. (This is how illustrator Shefalee Jain imagined her). However, Aditi is not in a limiting/closed 'Indian' world. Like any child in the world, she too has desires to know more, about the worlds and peoples and creatures of distant lands. Boloji.com

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The One-Eyed Monkey (English)

The One-Eyed Monkey (English)

A dragon is scorching the countryside, and will stop only if young Aditi is given to him. So go she must. But a one-eyed monkey, an ant and an elephant decide to accompany her. Armed only with a cloak of invisibility, a ball of magic clay and a Sword of Courage, the four friends set off to look for this fierce dragon. Is it fair to slay a sleeping dragon? Can you make friends if you aren’t friendly?

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