PRESENTSTOILE The Best Collections of Stovies of Suppandi, Shambu and Tantri ave worth their weight in Gold! Tinkle Collection—where every comic is individually dedicated to your favourite Tinkle characters! To buy a Tinkle collection, visit your nearest bookstore or buy online at www.amarchitrakatha.com Editor: Rajani Thindiath © Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Ltd, 2014, Reprinted February 2017, ISBN 978-93-5085-554-6 Published by Amar Chitra Katha Pvt. Ltd., 201 & 202, Sumer Plaza, 2nd Floor, Marol Maroshi Road, Andheri (East), Mumbai- 400 059. India Printed at Indigo Press (India) Pvt Ltd, Plot No. 1C/716, Off Dadoji Konddeo Cross Road, Between Sussex And Retiwala Ind. Estate, Byculla (E) Mumbai- 400 027. India For Consumer Complaints Contact Tel : 022-49188881/2/3/4 Email: customerservice@ack-media.comPaws & Claws Tinkle stories have been a part of hundreds of childhoods, and are passed down from generation to generation. But everybody has a favourite. And so for those who are fascinated by and love animals, we bring you the Paws & Claws Collection. 7 The Paws & Claws Collection is a book packed with some of the best and oldest animal stories from the house of Tinkde. Learn, laugh, love—these stories will draw you into the wild and wonderful world of animals. There are stories written and drawn by some of Tinkle’s most iconic writers and artists such as Ram Wacerkar, V.B. Halbe, Subba Rao, Reena Puri, Savio Mascarenhas, and Archana Amberkar. Turkle Speak: ‘illustrating an anir I a imal story is 2 Hee Especially when Tao ata ° ©, animal stories ar ey lorelax and have fun Shee ae SO many shapes, emotions and cee to experiment with,” ana Amberkar, Artist, Tinkle “Ah, animals! They have been an important part of my growing-up years. ‘Around my house, there were dogs, rabbits, parrots, numerous love birds, and the occasional cat, besides fish and tadpoles in the pond. My favourite pastime during the monsoon was collecting ladybirds in a matchbox and then letting them crawl from my hand onto the tall stems of grass. | also loved collecting glow-worms, spiders, or just sitting on the wall, which separated our colony from a nursery, and listening to numerous birds chirping among the dense trees. Maybe it contributed to my love for drawing cartoon animals or even made me put in an odd rabbit or a stray mouse as a character in the background of a story. | find it a thrilling experience even today when | have to illustrate an animal story. | take pride when my colleagues say that my animals look cute and not at all scary. So even if itis a ferocious tiger, it will be a cute one.” — Savio Mascarenhas, Art Director-Children’s PublishingNature Can't Be Changed. The Bridge...... Emptying a Fiel How the Titeeri Took to Water. The Tiger Takes a Wife.. laugh It Out! Outsmarted. Housing Problem... The Goat's Medicin« The Clever Crow. Patemal Advice. Bring Up the Rea Don't follow the Herd! Punyakoti... The Calf and the Wolf. Monkey Moze... A Tale about Tails. Mudpie Mange.. King of the Jungl Junior Gets the Gropes. Perseverance Pays. Two Frogs in a Pond. The Rooster and the Su Ullu in Harabhara Forest.. King of the Jungle... Animals That Are Naturally Pro. Thavazhai Finds Her Croak. The Little Fir Tree. The Stubborn Sheep Why do Monkeys Copy Human: A House for Holi.WA BRIS NATURE CANT BE CHANGER, A FOLKTALE FROM SIERRA LEONE “ae Senipt = Mangie Sastry nae? xTHE MONKEY KEPT SCRATCHING |THE RABBIT LOOKED NERVOUS HIMSELF WITH HIS FAWS, a ‘STOP THAT I CANT YOU STOP SCRATCHING FOR A SINGLE SECOND? Jag ITS MADDENING. HAHI NOT ANY) MORE MADDENING THAN YOUR HABIT OF TURNING YOUR HEAD ALL THE WHILE. FOR A WHILE BOTH OF THEM STOOD STARING AT EACH OTHER. AT THE DEAL WAS. VERY WELL. & ft OHH! HOW I ITCH CAN'T BEAR THIS! | FEEL YOU STAY STILL ALL OVER. SOMEONE WILL POUNCE ON ANDI STOP ME ANY MINUTE. SCRATCHING, ¢ Oo 6 = ee eee)= ‘WELL, SHALL WE JA TELL EAGH OTHER, STORIES? HE'S UP TO SOME THE SAME TRICK. ‘ALL RIGHT! MY TURN FIRST. ONE DAY I DREAMT | WAS IN A LARGE OPEN FIELD. | FELT | WAS. IN TERRIBLE DANGER, HOW AMAZING! 1 ALSO HAD THE SAME DREAM! AHA? WELL, I SAW BIG. HUGE DOGS JUMPING FROM ALL DIRECTIONS. THEY CAME FROM THE LEFT, FROM THE RIGHT, FROM THE FRONT, FROM BEHIND. I TURNED MY HEAD THIS WAY, THAT RABBIT TWITCHED HIS NOSE HAPPILY AS HE TURNED HIS HEAD IN ALL ITHE RABBIT BURST OUT LAUGHING) WHEN HE SAW THE MONKEY SCRATCHING MERRILY. WELL, YOU ARE AS: GOOD AS |AM AT L TELLING A TALE, a, THE CHILDREN THREW PEBBLES, “ONE HIT ME HERE, ANOTHER HERE, YET ‘wp ANOTHER HERE,THE BRIDGE (f&vers’ Mlustrations: M. Mohendes eooice ONCE 4 BABY RABBIT SET OUT TO UST HE UNCLE: Crane CARE JOKING OF CROCODILES, AY y WHE! WHERE ARE YOU? THE THE RIVER, CHILD. KING OF RABBITS HAS 17S FULL OF CROCODILES. HA! HAI SO HE THINKS. BUT HE IS WRONG! ARE THE ONE. MY KING SAYS HE IS GREATER THAN ‘{OUse THAT’S WHAT YOU CAN YOu SAY. WHAT COUNT THEM THERE ARE iF YOU DON'T MORE CROCODILES THAN RABBITS. BELIEVEEMPTYING A FIELD (Readers’ Choice) [Based on a story sent by K.T. Satish Kumar, Rourkela Ilusteations Goutam Sen THERE ONCE LIVED A CROW AND I FRIENDS. _[- BUFFALO WHO WERE INSEPARABLE BUT ONE DAY THEY BEGAN TO ARGUE. TRY BE SMALL R BUT! CAN DRINK A FIELD FULL OF WATER, ‘you ARE ‘80 TINY! YOU 1 BET 1 CAN FINISH THIS, CONE ON! TLL ORRIN THIS FIELD AND 40U TAKE THAT FIELD. THE POOR CROW COULD TAKE IN ONLY A FEW BEAKFULS OF WATER, SUDDENLY — 00 MUCH WATER IN THIS FIELD.A ¢ CANAL WILL DEAL wiTH = THAT! THIS 1S WHY YOU Witt OFTEN SEE CROWS TAKING JOURIDES OW THE BACKS OF BUFFALOES.Mlustrations: M. Mohandas HOW THE TITEERI TOOK 10 WATER READERS’ CHOICE Bosod ona story sent by q a Aditya Vij, New Delhi BIRD. WHENEVER SHE FLEW HIGH WM THE SKY, YOU COULD HEAR HER LOUD SHRIEKING CRY — THE TITEER! WAS ONCE ALAND | THE OTHER BIRDS WERE PUZZLED - 7 us ‘OH, TITEERI! WHy Do YOU ALWAYS SEEM TTTREEEYA..! TTREEYA! | AM SAD BECAUSE | KNOW THAT THE SkY WILL FALL ON ME SOME DAY! SO HEARTBROKEN ? WHY IS: is YOUR CRY 50 AXOURNFULY) THE BIRDS TRIED TO RID HER OF HER FEAR. POOH! HAS THE Sky EVER FALLEN! THE Sky CAN NEVER FALL. BUT | KNOW IT WILL FALL ows ++ (50)... (SOB). OAY THE SKY WOULD FALL ~ AND ON HER. POOR TITEER! REALLY BELIEVED THAT ONE THE SKY WILL COME OH, TITEERI, WHY ARE YOU LYING ON YOUR BACK LIKE THAT 7 CRASHING DOWN ANY ANOMENT. | MUST BE READY TO HOLD IT UP | ~ WITH MAY FEET OR ELSE ILL BE CRUSHED, UNDER IT!IT WAS ONLY A PIECE OF BLUE CLOTH BLOWN UP BY THE WIND- (T'S THE SKY! THE SKY HAS BEGUN TO FALL! THIS MUST BE ONE _ OF THE PIECES... Now WHAT COULD 00Q THAT BE? TTTREEEYA!| TIREEYAL! THE SKY IS FALLING! THE Sky IS FALLING! <-.THE REST WILL SURELY FOLLOW | CAN'T YOU SEE? IT OF COURSE THE SKY DID NOT FALL. POOR Wena 2 ler HAS CRACKED AND TITEER/ WAS RELIEVED, BUT ONE DAY — SKY REALLY ‘A PIECE HAS FALLEN FALLING? OUT, TTREEYA! TIREEYAL OH! THE: MOON HAS BROKEN! PITEER/ DID NOT KNOW THAT THE MOON WAS IM ECLIPSE.AND. NOW IT WILL, BE THE TURN OF THE SKY! POOR TITEERI! WE REALLY MUST 00) SOMETHING TO RID HER OF THIS FEAR. THEY ALL THOUGHT HARD, AND HIT UPON SHE SAW THE REFLECTION OF THE SKY TN THE CLEAR CALM WATER, AW EXCELLENT PLAN, THE NEXT EVENING; SEF TITEERI, HERE INSIDE THIS LAKE ISTHE SKY. WE HAVE BROUGHT IT DOWN FOR YOU. NOW IT CAN NEVER FALL ON you! TITEER/ 1S THE /NOIAN NAME FOR THE RED WATTLED LAPWING , FOUND AkL OVER (NDIA ~ oT THEY TOOK TITEERI TO A CLEAR WATER DARE WHY! You ARE RIGHT! THE Sky {5 ALL DOWN HERE! | CAN SEE THE CLoups! SINCE THEN, THE TITEERIES OF THIS WORLD HAVE BECOME WATER S/RDS, HAPPY AND GAY, GAZING INTO THE WATER AT THE SKY THAT CAN NEVER FALL ON THEM NOW | NEED NEVER, BE AFRAID AGAIN.WEDDING CEREMONY AN HD a OF GIFTS. Y WIFE IS —A tale from Assam ‘OWE Dae) AFTER PERFORMING A \| SUDDENLY — | PRIEST SET OFF FOR HIS VILLAGE, Sr) BUNDE ¢ 7 GOING TOBE FATHER, WHERE HAVE a S\ AND A WOMAN M-MARRIED. | ER,| LIVE ALL ALONE IN_THE FOREST. YOl) MUST GET ME A WIFE TOO. WHEN SHOULD 1 COME FOR, MAG WIFE?“+ AND IF | DON'T FIND Hi. A WIFE BY NEXT WEEK ,HE'LL BUT IF HE’ POES? + zs SURELY EAT ME! IM. FATHER, HERE TW WEER TAR iL d IS A SMALLGIFT BRING WIFE FOR ME CAN. 1GET MARRIED TODAY? 4 YES, IT’S A PART OF THE } QH!IWHY WEDDING CEREMONY THE BIN? 13 HEYt WHY ARI 40U CLOSING} A PART OF THE WEDDING CEREMONY, SON,THE PRIEST FASTENED THE LID... ISHALL NOW Few HE / ‘ad oo HURRY IND TI THE BIN IN, FATHER! +A HUNGRY TIGRESS SAW THE ein SOMETHING Zz Peennrs. ‘i SS “a KO slOH!A TIGER! HOW HANDSOME HE LOOKS! [( covery maiven, ARE 4OU TO BE MY WIFE? AT THE PRIEST 5 HUT WRN COME, WE MUST PAY OUR RESPECTS TO THE PRIEST BACK... WITH A TIGRESS THIS TIME! "HE ESCAPED! NOW THEY WANT 0 THEN THE TIGER COUPLE ASKED THE| BLESSINGS OF THE PRIEST'S WIFE AND WENT AWAY HAPPILY,why did the cheetah atwaye cit in the what did ‘the elephant carry on her journey? Same. place? - A trunk. Becquce he couldn't change hic cpote! why did no one ever invite the bee out why wac the gitaffe called a dreamer? for dinner? Because her head wac always in the because he was stingy! cloudel what ctyle did the fox prefer to dance? The Foxtrot! Text: Shruti Dave Alustatons: Savio Mascarenhas Colours: Umesh Sarode.Lavaut Prased SawantONE DAY CHIRLU, THE DEER, WAS ROAMING THE FOREST WHEN — TO HIS SURPRISE, HE SAW BHIKU, THE WOLF DEAR CHIKLU, SAVE THE 9 TREE (QUESTIONS FOR LATER. THIS CHIKLU PUSHED HI6 ANTLERS UNDER SO.CHIKLU TRIED A HOLD IT RIGHT. THE TREE TRUNK AND HEAVED WITH LITTLE HARDER AND-| THERE A MINUTE, IS MUGH ‘CHIKLU. | THINK I AH! WHAT A RELIEF! AND ea NOT 50 FAST) NO DAMAGE PONE TO MY DEAR CHIKLU, BEAUTIFUL COAT NOT 50 FAST,LOOK, HERE COMES HOLA. LET'S AGK HIM WHAT. HE THINKS OH. pLL gieNT 'M_ SURE HELL AoaEe CHIKLU WRS_ SHOCKED —| TOw...HOW CAN ‘YOu, BHIKU? | SAVED YOuR LIFE AND NOW YOU WANT TO EAT ME. YOU'RE NASTY MEAN. aoe Chel. NOW BHIKULET ME SEE How BENEATH IT. ‘SO. BUIRU WAS ONCE AGRI TRAPPED. JUST AS HE WAS WHEN ChIKLU FOUND HIM — No» Vou von ore AETER TWO DAYS OF FASTING, YOu WILL ee THIN ENOUGHHOUSING PROBLEM Wlustrations : Prema Sh: armohan CRAWLER, THE TORTOISE, HAD A PROBLEM SHRUGGING OFF HIS HOUSE, CRAWLER SET OUT IM SEARCH OF A HOUSE» ON THE WAY HE SAW A BARREL. GUT — 1AM THE ONLY ANIMAL THAT HAS TO CARRY ITS OWN HOUSE. IT IS SUCHA BACK BREAKING TASK «1 THINK TNEED A CHANGE OF RESIDENCE - G-R-OW-L1 WHO DARES TO. ENTER MY HOME ? P= PARDON ME SIR. THINK I'VE MADE A MISTAKE. SOON HE SAW A RAT HOLE. BEFORE LONG HE CAME TO TOAHOLE INA TREE ‘ANYBODY HOME? IT?S EMPTY, A _READYMADE HOUSE FOR ME! UNFORTUNATELY.» Oyen PTY ARH! GETOFE BEY ME, vou LTTE Bi fen! [ges MONsTERS- ae Ki fie z THE ANTS DID NOT WANT| TO SHARE THEIR HOME. ‘ANEST INA BUSH SEEMED QUITE COMFORTABLE. BUT — i THERE'S 5 NO PLACE LIke THE HOME CHEEP! CHEEP!)/ THEY DON'T Seem 7 LY MOTHER NATURE TO LIKE ALY FACE. PLANNED FOR UM.-- | THINK | KNOW R y WHERE I WILL FIND A HOUSE.THE GOATS] 9 2276, Bafei7r [ar MEDICINE = [322 "20s me° HONEY WHEN Story: Dr. S. Patel Mlustrations: V. B. Halbe WE TOO HAVE COME IN BECAUSE OF THE ANY,WHAT HAVE You GOT IN THAT Pot? ANYONE. 1 AM STRONG, BUT WHO TAKES IT) | WOULD LIKE TO BECOME STRONGER.IT'S A TIGER'S HEART AND NOT A JACKAL’S1 GANT TRUST THIS GOAT. S @1 CAN RUN FASTER THAN ANY OF YOU. | ‘SHOULD BE CROWNED KING OF THE BIRDS. (2) Snes | THE | CLEVER | | CROW Mustrations: | Goutam Sen (Mm THE ‘SNIFTEST FUER. 1 SHOULD BE THE KING, Based ona 1.CAN 00. SOMETHING WHICH NONE OF You CAN. | CAN STOP A TRAIN. /f $0 40u GON’T BELIEVE ME, EK?LOOK! HE'S DONE IT, HE'S STOPPED THE NEVER ‘THOUGHT HE)PATERNAL ADVICE ‘OHNO! MY CAPS ARE WHO HAVE TAKEN 17, ONCE, A SELLER OF CAPS STOPPED UNDER A TREE FOR A NAP. WHEN HE WOKE UP — MISSING. IT MUST BE THE’ HONKEYS ON THIS TREE THE CAP-SELLER WAS RIGHT. ss pee ig Yj, Ma FATHER HAD FACED AGIMILAR SITUATION UNDER THIS VERY ‘TREE. HE SAID THAT HE CLAPPED HIS HANDS AND FLUNG HIG CAP Ne HI Byes Ge yy > “MONKES APED THE CAPS.SO THAT 1 WHAT I'M GOING To DO. MEN THE My HE COLLECTED ai s+ AND WENT BACK TO THEIR PLACES IN THE TREE, WOU FOOL.D0 YOU THINK THAT ‘YOUR FATHER ALONE SHARES HIS, EXPERIENCES WITH Hig CHILDREN,Readers’ Choice Based on a story sent by BRING UP THE REAR ss Rajbogh. Mustrations ; Sanjay Mistry Stinagar. lRENES. THE CAME IN THIS PART OFTHE JUNGLE 1S GRowiNG ff |awion , A TIGER, A WOLF AND A FOX WERE GOOP HMM! IVE HEARD THERE 1@ A BIG HERP) ‘OF PEER THERE. THE JUNGLE 1S STREWN WITH HUNTERS? TRAPS. THE JOURNEY THROUGH THE JUNGLE 1S BOUND TO BE DANGEROUS. WHAT SHALL | FOP AND WHO WILL LEAD THE WAY To THE DEP BuT WAIT! WITH A LITTLE THOUGHT 1 COULD” MAKE MY CONCEITED FRIENDS GUIDE ME INDEED! | AM THE KING OF THE JUNGLE. IT 15 ONLY RIGHT THAT 1 SHouLp BE “40UR LEADER.nun! You Bort MIGHT BE BIG AND ‘STRONG, BUT NO ONE 1S AS GRAFTY AG 1AM. TUL LEAP qou SAY, MR. FOX? QU CLEVER (CREATURES LEAT’ THE WAY. ILL BE ONLY 700 HAPPY TO FOLLOW. (Forno! sust as 1 HAD FEARED. IT'S HUNTERS TRAP HE'S CAUGHT. ,CERTAINLY NOT AS CLEVER AS! WHO WILL Now Leap sou SAFELY THROUGH. ANY OBEGTIONS? AND 50 THE SMALL PROCESSION CARRIED) (ON. THIS TIME ALONG A NEW ROUTE. THEY HAD TRAVELLED FEW KILOMETRES: Wt athe THE WOLF AND THE FOX HURRIED ON. Now THE ENTIRE HERD OF DEER WILL BE MINE. THE FOOLISH MR. FOX 16 SUCH A COWARD, 47 WAS YET ANOTHER HUNTER’S TRAP. ‘BY THEN, THE FOX HAP NEARLY REACHED THE OTHER SIDE OF THE JUNGLE. 1AM SAFE! HEE HEE! THE FOX% CLEVERNEGS HAD SEEN HIM SAFELY THROUGH THE JUNGLE, 29Don't Follow the Herd! Text: ShrutiDave | Artand Design: Ira Anand Hop!2-3-4, Howazat! Masters of theSky! This Speaker speaks too much. Oo0000! Aa asa!- A folktale from Karnataka, Script: Subba Rao Illustrations: K. Chandranath ee HE HAD NOT iE i DON'T EATEN ANGTHING | FIND SOME FOOD FOR DAYS. TODAY I'LL DIE ‘OF HUNGER. WHAT'S WRONG WITH MEP 1 COULDN'T CATCH A SILLY WHO Do 1 SEE COMING THIS WAY?IF WAS 4 COW CALLED PUNYAKOTI, YES, VE BEEN WAITING FOR 4OUu. 1D BETTER WALK FASTER. M4 CHILD MUST BE WAITING FOR ME, | AM GOING TO ILL YOU AND REET ¥ 7 pa ws aN MY CHILD IS WAITING FOR ME. ILL GO HOME , FEED HIM AND AS IF yoUu’LL COME BACK, IF t LET YOu Go!BELIEVE ME, HULIA,I WILL, GIVE YOU MY WORD WITH MOTHER. EARTH AS A WITNESS. PUNGRKOT! RAHN TO HE HOME AT THE FOOT OF THE Hidl. ALL RIGHT, YOU MAY GO. BUT COME DRINK, MY CHILD, DRINK AS MUCH MILK A FOR THIS IS THE LAST TIME | WILL BE FEEDING ‘You 4ES, MY SON. | HAVE TO GO BACK TO HULIA. HE WILL BE WAITING FOR ME. PUNYAKOTI TOLD Hin EVERY- THING ABOUT HER PROMISE TO! HULA. queef BUT MOTHER, 4OU DON’T HAVE HE'S RIGHT, WE WILL AVOID THAT ROUTE y HULIA CAN’T, DO A THING.1 MUST GO, | PROMISED) HIM THAT '| WOULD RETURN, TRUTH IS MY MOTHER] TRUTH 1S MY FATHER. | TRUTH IS MU GOD. TRUTH 1S EVERYTHING) PLEASE DON’T GORE HIM WITH YOUR HORNS. IF HE COMES IN YOUR WAY AND PLEASE DON'T KICK HIM IF HE IS. AT YOUR. BACK, Md PUNYAKOTI, WE WILL ALL COME WIT TO HULIA. TREAT THIS ORPHAN AS YOUR CHILD. SISTERS, 1H 4OU PLEASE DON’T.1 WANT, qou TO TAKE CARE OF MYMEANWHILE HULIA WAS GETTING SHE’LL NEVER IMPATIENT. MIE. .« NO, TsHoULDN'T| | SORES se HAVE LET ist HER GO. 7 HULIA, MY BROTHER, COME!HERE UAM.EAT ME. SHE HAS KEPT HER PROMISE «--EVEN THOUGH DEATH AWAITS HER HERE. WHAT A NOBLE CREATURE! NEVER, MY NOBLE SISTER. HiLILI TURNED BACK AND LEFT.‘ONE DAY A STURDY CALF STRAYED AWAY FROM THE HERD THE CALF AND DOZED OFF IN THE JUNGLE. < AND ) THE WOLF ‘BY THE Tie IT WOKE UP THE THE CALF STARTED WALKING ALONG THE BEATEN PATH WHEN 17 SAW A WOLF COMI TOWARDS 17 FROM THE OPPOSITE. DIRECTION. | must RugH 1 AM DONE FOR! Yano spo icy) BACK TO THE VILLAGE HOW CAN | SAVE ‘A TASTY BEFORE IT MYSELF FROM Thar M_ CALF BECOMES DARK oll ait i Ape Fie THEY ARE HOLDING ELECTIONS TO THE VILLAGE roe yaT: THEY ALL_WANTED ONCE 1AM VILLAGI TOBE THe SARPANCH SARPANCH I WILL. NEVER HAVE TOWHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? SIT ON MY BACK, BUT DO SO GENTLY. TWILL CARRY YOU TO THE VILLAGE AS BEFITS A SARPANCH . AT FIRST THEY WERE TAKEN ABACK. SOON THEY RUSHED TOWARDS THE WOLF WITH STICKS IN THEIR HANDS. WOLF RAN FOR 15 LIE THE JUNGLE. WANT TO BE A VILLAGE SARPANCH . MY GRANDFATHER Was NOT ONE. My FATHER: WAS. NOT ONE EITHER. ff Pl) PamStory: B. S. Chakradhar The Clever Hare | gcmoren Ilustrations: Archana Amberkar A HERD OF ELEPHANTS, MOVING IN SEARCH OF WATER, WE'LL HALT HERE FOR A CAME TO A TANK CALLED CHANDRA PUGHKARN. WHILE, WE'LL MAKE OUR HOME IN THOSE WOOPS. THEIR LITTLE BONES WERE CRUSHED TO PIECES UNDER THE HEAVY FOOTSTEPS OF THE ELEPHANT HERD. ‘TOO MANY OF OUR, BROTHERS HAVE BEEN CRUSHED TOv1 HAVE DEVISED A PLAN TO GET RIP OF THE ELEPHANTS THEN THE HARE CLIMBED TO THE| TOPOFA HiLL IT WAS A FULL MOON NIGHT. HEAR ,O HARES, Y MY PLAN,.., | HAVE BEEN ASKED BY CHANDRA, THE MOON-GOD To INFORM 4OU THAT THIS TANK 15 HIS PLAYGROUND. 39 HE COMES HERE EVERY NIGHT TO PLAY, HE 1S VERY | 4 ANGRY WITH HOU FOR 4 DISTURBING HIM BY YOUR PRESENCE.QUIT THE TANK AT ONCE OR ELSE ..OR ELSE HELL DROWN YOU AND 4OUR HERD BEFORE DAWN. UUST THEN A GENTLE BREEZE CAUSED RIPPLES IN THE WATER. THERE ! IF 4OU WANT TO SEE HOW ANGRY HE IS, JUST LOOK, INTO HIS TANK. HE'S RIGHT! CHANDRA IS: QUIVERING WITH RAGE. LET'S MOVE AWAY FROM HERE. THE ELEPHANTS AT ONCE MOVED AWAY FROM THE PLACE WHILE THE CLEVER HARE AND HS ee N REJOICED, IT WORKED ! YOUR TRICK haa SD !THE BEST TREE Based on a fairy-tale sent by: Sujatha Menon TAM THE TREE WITH THEN BIGGEST LEAVES. THEREFORE | AM THE HE SAY? HIS. LEAVES LOOK LIKE PINE... HE ISN'T EVEN SAYING WHEN THE SQUIRREL HAD CLIMBED TO THE VERY TOP BRANCH OF THE FINE— TAM NO SQUIRREL BUT THE FAIRY OF THE FOREST. I HEREBY DECLARE THE FINE TO BE THE BEST TREE. Script : Janaki Viswanathan Mlustrations : Abhijeet Kini | BEG 0 KR DIFFER, OAK AND CHESTNUT. YOU, A MERE CHESTNUT? MY LEAVES PROVIDE THE MOST SHADE, ‘EXCUSE ME, MAY PLEASE ‘ALL YOU OTHER TREES) WILL LOSE YOUR LEAVES: IN WINTER EXCEPT FOR, THE PINE THAT WILL REMAIN GREEN ALL "AND THAT IS WHY THE TALL EVERGREEN PINE IS USED AS A CHRISTMAS TREE, OFTEN WITHA LITTLE FAIRY AT THE TOP![YOU FRY THEM FOXY. PLL GO AND BRING A PROOL DELICIOUS. LET'S COOK THEM FAST, THANK 4OU , WOLF, VERY KIND OF You) HEY BEAR , OLD CHAP, SN) 08 KNOW 1M TOO OLP TO HUNT FOR COME AND HAVE LUNCH \ 5 MYSELF. PLL CERTAINLY. ‘ WITH COME AND SHARE YOUR LUNCH: ‘OOH! 1 CAN'T BEAR IT ANY LONGER,’ ULL MUST TASTE A WOULD HURRY UP. | CAN wif HARDIN. Warr, i ‘SMALL PIECE,AND 5D THE FOX WENT ON EATING UNTIL A\ [purP) THAT WAS GOOP. BUT, YOICKS! VE FINISHED THE FISH . NOW WHAT AM 1 GOING ‘TO TELL THE WOLF ? HEY FOX , OUR GUEST IS ON HIS WAM. KE! ‘THE FISH IN A PLATE. I'LL SHARPEN THE KNIFE TO CUT THE FIGH WITH. DON'T YOU RNOW ? TODAY THE WOLF PLANS TO CUT AND EAT YOUR EARS.YES! SEE THERE'S THE WOLF SHARPENING HIS KNIFE ON THE TRUNK OF THE TREE. Bt (Manns. FOX! mM es Gy ES Bo eT a = Y ‘OKAY, WHERE'S (OUR GUEST IS RUNNING AWAY WITH OUR FISH . THERE HE GOES, THE WOLF WAS ENRAGED. OFF HE WENT ETER Lee BEA: [WEY BEAR COME BACK. Wi Ee GIVE THEM TO ME.AVERY LONG TIME AGO ALL THE ANIMALS OF THE JUNGLE BD TALE J 2257288782 72 4rre12 a srecnees sore ao ORGANISED TAIL CONVENTION. | cexrr e WEN. We HAVE GRTHERED| ABOUT HERE TODA TO DECIDE ONCE AND FOR ALL HOW WE MUST USE OUR TAILS. Based on a story sant by: Shreya Duger, No. 28, 26 Main 40n"T Bick, Sayanagar, Bangalore, Karizake 560 061 illustrations : ‘Savio Mascarenhas AFTER LUNCH, THEY ALL SAT SEPARATELY TO THINK ABOUT THE BUESTION. “ALL OF WOU ARE REQUESTED TO THINK HARD AND LET US: KNOW HOUR ANSWER 84 THE END OF THE DAM. 1M THE EVENING , THEY GATHERED AGAIN TO [ANNOUNCE THEIR DECISIONS. [ye we WeET KEAN YG B | PDLIKE ALL THOSE WHO Uy HAVE ARRIVED AT A DECISION, TO SAU‘ AUE’,(ALL RIGHT. TAIL TO SHOO THEM OFF. WELL... | HAVE A LARGE BODY THAT ATTRACTS MANY PESKY FLIES. 1? GOING TO USE MY NEIGH... SO © (VERY FINE | AND YOU, MR BOG 7 AND PLL WAG AINE WHEN (744 TA GOING TO WAG MU TAIL TO SHOW I? PA GOING 70 SHIN) Zan Bf PLL USE HHINE AB AN ‘ FROM BRANCH TO q EXTRA LEG TO JUMP. BRANCH WITH a eo pa | Sep re co) Ll iis GOSH! THEYRE ALL SO CLEVER! VWLL STEER MUSELF THROUGH WATER WITH HINE. SPLENDID ! AND YOU, TINY TADPOLE!Readers’ Cholco Based on 8 story sent by : Shut Murthy, 7, Sple Nagar, Tiicorn, TN. + 626 005. Illustrations : Prachi Killekar MUDPIE MANGE aig oe LOOKS HUNGRY, AND THERE’S NO WAY 1 CAN en as EXCEPT MAUBE... THE DITCH WAS FLULL OF EVIL~ SMELLING MUD AND THE FOX ROLLED HIMSELF INIT. ‘OH, PLEASE TAKE MY LIFE. 1 DON’T WANT TO. LIVE. PLEASE RILL ME. WHAT’S MUDPIE MANGE. IT’S FATAL. | [7EC/ON WALRED AWAY QUICKLY. WRONG WITH )/ | ATE A RABBIT SUFFERING 4ou ? FROM IT AND HAVE CAUGHT HEE ST THAT Siete) FOX) WILL GET THE DISEASE MYSELF. i Rec Pen eer ' HAD BETTER LEAVE QUICKLY. ME AND PUT AN END TO MU SUFFERING. FOX ,4OU ARE CLEVER, ALL YOU NEED NOW IS. A BATH IN THE RIVER. 200Readers’ Cholee jon a story sent by : S.Sathieh, KING OF THE JUNGLE | 232° Miustrations : Ram Weeedcar [FRED THE FOX WAS VERY HUNGRY. JULP 1 IF AY STOMACH GROWLS |ANY LOUDER, MY EARDRUMS WILL BURST. COME SNOW OR RAIN, | MUST FILL MY ISTOMACH AGAIN. $0 FRED VENTURED OUT DETERMINED TO. FIND FOOD. THE SMELL OF T WONDER | [AM ANGRY ROAR GAVE WHOSE FOOD | [HIM 7HE ANSWER. J°VE EATEN} [UIKES!A LION! COMING HERE! 1 ATE A LION'S FOOD !? I'M DONE FOR, Ses] le oO BEFORE 4OU COULD STOP HityFRED HAD GUL PED DOWN ALL THE FOOD. THE KING OF THE UUNGLE, HATHA! HA! 50PY wwrce AS ALL MY SUBJECTS YONDER,QUAKE WITH FEAR WHEN IN FRONT OF THEM |, {s COME WITH ME, MERE JAORTAL» | SHALL | HOPE 1M NOT OVERDOING THIS. Q \ Jen» LITTLE REALIZING THAT THE ANIMALS: |HAD ACTUALLY BEEN BOWING TOHIM. +++ COULD HE REALLY HAVE BECOME, THE KING P HUH! THEWRE: BOWING TO THE FOX, WHU ARE THEY BOWING TO HIM... AND THE SILLY LION RUSHED UP TO PAY |HIG RESPECTS 0+» 51 [FRED SAVED HIMSELF INA VERY UNUSUAL WAY.Fleadera’ Chole Reged ante set JUNIOR GETS THE GRAPES [iene tions! Tusttions Archana Aneriar INA FOREST THERE ONCE LIVED A VERY CUNNING: THE FOX WAS TOO SMART TO WACKE THE GRAPES HERE NC HEH! HEH 11 WILL | [PALE AOR HIS SCHEME, ARE TO YOUR LIKING, | STEAL THE 1 DON?T FEEL LIKE SISTER FOX. THEY /GRAPES FROM HER HOWEVER, THE JACKAL'S 5ON_| 3 WAS DIFFERENT: f ITHIS L0G WILL OS me Gd J (a IWE ARE KNOWN FOR QUR CUNNING Z +e 4OU SAW THE GRAPES AND AND WIT, BUT WIT MUST BE - WANTED SOMEONE ELSE TO PLUCK COMBINED WITH HARD THEM FOR YOU. | USED M4 WIT WORK «+ ) AND GOT THEM MYSELF.to have been a 2 Whoa! There seems just so that you i!) :) Complete limals and ther a you like! Ss painting error here can have a little ful ‘the drawing of the ai = 2 colour the picturPERSEVER ANCE PAYS SOON THE RACE BEGAN. THE TOWNSPEOPLE BEGAN TO JEER AT THEM. (up ioge a THE bent HAHA! LOOK AT FATS) [TIRED ONE. YOU CANT Readers! Choice UP THERE, CAREFUL DOM, FROGS! THE Based ona story sent by: FATSO, THE TOWER TOWER IS TOO TALL Ac ind Ankita Bhat, MAY CRACK! FOR YOU. ee, Flat no.4, Adish, 18th Road, ations: Khar (West), Mumbai - 400 052. mberkar lers SEND OUR BULLOCK ‘ONCE UPON A TIME, THE HEAD OF THE FROGS DECIDED TO ARRANGE A RACE FOR FROGS. ‘YOU HAVE TO CLIMB THAT TALL” CROAK! TOWER AND REACH THE TOR _{ THERE GO MY THE FIRST PERSON TO PLANS FOR BUT ONE FROG WENT ON. HE CANT DO IT! WHY IS HE TRYING? GIVE urYou ICANT 00 THIS. THE PEOPLE ARE MAKING FUN DID YOU HEAR THAT? HE JUST CALLED ME FAT. OH, I¥4 LOSING MY HOLD! OH NO! BUT HE IS ABOUT TO REACH THE TOP. THERE, HE'S THE OTHER FROGS WONDERED— |/ HE'S DEAF, MY SON. HE COULDNT HEAR THE DISCOURAGING VILLAGERS. SHOULD HAVE CLOSED YOUR EARS 10 THE DISCOURAGEMENT. THEN BUT HOW DID HE MANAGE? SUCCESSFUL,Based on a story sent by: E. Harish Babu, aiha Kandatam Street Opp Mundiur Hanumanna House. Belary $83 101, arrataka -) Illustrations : Savio Mascarenhas Nae OWE WHEN WILL AN INSECT STRIKE Mu TONGUE 2 ¢ 5 ae COUGH COUGH .. LL DRINK SOME WATER FROM HERE, (OH NOE MY. VESSEL! DEAR FROG, COULD YOU ) CAN'T YOu | [WHAT'S THE MATTER,) COULD 4Ou PLEASE GET M4 VESSEL } SEE THAT SiR? 'D BE GLAD TO/ RETRIEVE MY BACK? I'M TOO OLD TO // ’m BUSY HELP YoU, EARTHEN VESSEL JUMP INTO THE FROM_THE WATER @AND CAME BRO WITH THE VESSEL LATER — DID 4Ou HELP THANK “OU SO MUCH. THIS. HIM FOR THE LITTLE LAMP 1S A GIFT SILLY GIFT? FOR You. HMPH | 1 KNOW YOURE TRYING TO SAY THAT | WAS RUDE AND THAT YOU ARE THE RINPEST FROG ALIVE THE TWo FROGS STOPPEL SPEAKING TO EACH OTHER AETER THAT GAY. OF COURSE NOT. HELPED HIM BECAUSE 4 HATE TO BE RUDE TO PEOPLE IN a. ee DAYS LATER AN Olt MERCHANT STO: D. BZ THE TOWN AND THE TOWNS- MEN ARE ALL FASHIONABLE aut — SPECTACLES! HEM Va SOB! | CAN'T SEE A THING AROUNP ME WHAT BO1 DOTHE OL RAH, ‘ACCEPT SOME OIL, FROM ME AS A TOREN/ YOU'D FILL THAT MERCHANT WAS VERY THANKFUL TO PLEASE | HAVE A LAMP. ITLL BE NICE IF LATER — | SNEER! SOMEONE] | 4 FEW 2984S QUST LOVES: LATER — COLLECTING USE- LESS GIFTS. ‘A GOLD RING ?! BOO HOO HOO! PVE LOST MY GOLD RING. IT MUST HAVE SLIPPED OFF 4ouR FINGER WHEN YOu Put 4OuR HANP IN THE WATER,DEAR FROG, 40U CAN TAKE SOME COTTON FROM THIS BAG AS A REWARD. ‘SOON THE WEATHER BECAME DRY AND — OH | THERE ARE VE BEEN HARDLY ANY INSECTS) ( SITTING LIKE THIS AROUND. FOR TWO DAYS: Now. [ THE Ou MERCHANT PASSED BY THE POND AGAIN | HAVE A LAMP, SOME OIL AND A ON HIS WAY BACK. TL. Give ir PEAR FRIEND, \ To 4ou, BUT WHAT courp you} WILL 4OU BO GIVE ME A WITH IT? MATCHBOX COTTON WICK .NOW ALL | NEED IS A MATCHBOX TO FETCH M4SELF FOOD. $0— re uur § GULP! RAHU HAS SO MUCH | | wuST THEN — OF THE LAMP HAS ( FOO? BECAUSE HE'S BEEN AITRACTED SO” Jt, 4 GOOD FROG ANP 1 PON'T MANU INSECTS! HAVE ANY BECAUSE OF | | FOR DINNER. | Wave MY OWN MEANNESS. COME, KETU, JOIN ME PLENTY OF FOOD 58THE ROOSTER AND THE SUN (Readers Choice: Based on an Anclent Naga folktale ent by : Rosena Sum, ‘Chestian Highor Sac (Church Road. Noar Now Maziat, Oirapur Nagaland. llustrations : ‘Arehana Amborkar THE SUN WAS VERY ANGRY, THE SUN SET IN A HUFF AND REFLIGEP TO\| THE ROOSTER HOWEVER, HE PICK- RIE IAIN Was CHOSEN 70|| 20 Up COURAGE AND G0 TO THE SUN.) | WENT. BUT — (wine 40 BUT || NOTHING DOINGITAM 1AM REALLY NOT GOING TO SHINE} SCARED THAT || ON THAT UNGRATE- THE WILD CAT FUL PLANET. WILL CATCH ME. IT’S YOUR WISH, BUT] }+->AND NOW IT IS. REMEMBER;|! CAME/ /ONLY FAIR THAT YOU ESCORT ME “ALL RIGHT. IF YOU SEE ‘THE WILD CAT, JUST YELL| AND | WILL COME THE CLEVER ROOSTER USED THE| SUN'S PROMISE TO MAKE HIM RISE EVERYDAY. | NEED SOME HELP TAM. FROM YOU. a WZ YOST AS THE ROOSTER CROWS. AND EVEN TODAY THE SUN RISES-ULLU IN. HARABHARA FOREST | Story’& Script:PriyaKhanna _ / —_ Illustrations : Praehi Killekar HARABHARA FOREST HAD A NEW MEMBER, ULLU THE OWL. EITHER. HE HAS ODD HMPH! HE COS: HABITS TOO = THEY LOOKS SNOOTY. SAY HE STAYS UP ALL IDONTLIKE NIGHTE { HIM, ‘SIGH! HOW WILL TEVER MAKE FRIENDS HERE? WOULD YOU LIKE SOME MOUSE? 179 GOING a ‘TO RAIN TODAY. | SAW) 2g LIGHTNING LAST ma NIGI HT. g we x) ; LETS LAY THE TRAP HERE. THE TIGER I SURE 10 COME THIS WAY IN THE MORNING. THEN WE WILL SELL IT 10 THE CIRCUS IN THE CITY. ULL TRIED EVERYTHING TO MAKE] FRIENDS IN HARABHARA, BUT —‘AS SOON AS THE SUN ROSE, LULU FLEW 10 THE TIGER'S DEN. HA! THATS A GOOD STORY, ULLU. BUT 1WONT BELIEVE IT. YOU ARE TRYING TO IMPRISON ME IN MY’ DEN, SO. THAT YOU CAN RULE THE FOREST, “OKAY, | HAVE ‘AN IDEA...YOU GO ‘TO THE WATER 0...BZZ... NO, MR HERU...PLEASE BELIEVE ME... HMPHI MAKING BY PRETENDING: 0 BE DEAD! AFOOL OF MYSELF PSST..THE TIGER ‘SEEMS TO BE DEAD. ITS OUR LUCKY DAY! WE'LL SELL ITS HIDE AND CLAWS FOR A HEFTY PRICE. IN THEIR EXCITEMENT, THE MEN FORGOT ALL ABOUT THE TRAP. ‘OH! THE TRAP! _-f di (es Som faa eine) ULLU MADE NANT FRENDS INHIS ¥~.-~-\ NEW HOME. >,LAM LEAVING ON A VACATION. TAKE CARE OF THINGS, MINISTER, oy 7 MAJESTY, WE BIRDS MU: FOR A BIRD ZZ, IST VOTE KING. Q NEW KING ! HMM... INTERESTING, AN ELECTION AND VOTE FOR A ...WHO WANTS AKING WHO WORKS ONLY NOT 4OU, HUENA,4OU \ THAT?S TRUE, YOURE RIGHT, LET’S HAVE THE EAGLE AS OUR CANDIDATE. 62GIVE ME A CHANCE TO SERVE YOU. | CAN SOLVE ALL YOUR PROBLEMS. (EAR THE RIVER, ALL THE HERBIVOROUS OR | PLANT- SETI ANIMALS WERE DISCUSSING — | ii Qe NEED SOMEONE WITH WISDOM, SOMEONE WITH DIGNITY. fe THE SMALLER ANIMALG WERE HAVING A MEETING TOOK Wes, SOMEONE LIKE BECOMES KING HE WILL HAVE TO PROTECT US AND NOT EAT US, IHAVE A BOX \I’LL DISTRIBUTE BITS ITO PUT ALL THE) OF PAPER FOR, VOTES IN. EVERYONE TO WRITE Rs Qs Ne JUGT THEN AN EAR-SPLITTING ROAR CUT AGROSS THE JUNGLE. MINISTER, WHERE ARE ALL) “a THE ANIMALS ? HOW IS EVERYONE IS FINE ,YOUR MAJESTY THEY WERE ALL MISSING YOU SO MUCH. THE LION GHILED HAPPILE. GO DID THE TIGER. HE KNEW THAT WO ONE COULD EVER TAKE THE LION'S PLACE.Animals That Are naburally pro Check out these four animals that are so naturally awesome that they could work as professionals and give us, humans, ‘arun for our money. Beaver, the Architect ee 69MANGU AND JANGU WERE TWO LITTLE MONKEYS WHO LIVED WITH THEIR PARENTS IN THE MONKEY COMMUNITY. iS) art fe remo 3 J ¢ ee ae BARONY, \ Gi Cc) unt Mary Co-0 X LO eg y- Opp. Kuta Terinus, \ el ~ lumbai - 400 089. Illustrations : Archana Amberkar PAPA, CAN Wen io, | THEIR MOTHER FELT SORRY FOR THEM. 50 SHE TOOK WE GOME WITH MEET MAGAR, THE CROCODILE. THE TWO LITTLE MONKEYS WERE BORED AGAIN.TWO GLUM FACES RETURNED HOME IN THE EVENING. [NEVER MIND, DEARS. WATER IS NOT FOR MONKEYS . I'LL ASK PANCHI THE SPARROW TO TAKE YOU TO THE FIELDS WITH HER TOMORROW. THE TWO WENT OFF WITH FANCHI 70 THE FIELDS. BUT — ‘AA, THOSE BIRDS ARE MY ._|GPARROWS ARE DIFFEREN FROM MONKEYS, DEARS. GO TO THE VILLAGE AND LEARN HIS HEAD AND THE OTHER ONE 15 CLAPPING. THAT DAY THE MONKEYS WERE NOT BORED. MOTHER MONKEY'S TRICK HAD WORKED. = A\ a HAY Y Cox NO A oP ST Zs GO THE NEXT TIME YOU SEE A MONKEY COPYING YOU, DON'T GET ANGRY... (fr AFTER ALL HES ONLY FOLLOWING HIG MOTHER'S INSTRUGTIONS ! m1AHOUSE FOR KOLI HOW HAPPY | WOULI 10 DEAR ! THE SUN (9 MELTING DOWN OUR PRECIOUS HOUSE. j00 1HOO} =, IT?S RAINING LOH NO! JOUR HOUSE IS BEING WASHED AWAY, BE IF | HAD A HOUSE. (BUT THE NEXT MORNING — AT AAR CROW, HE?S BUILDING HIS WIFE D' KOLO AND KOLI WERE TWO FOXES WHO LIVED IN A COSY CAVE.) MISS BEE CAN! HAVE SOME WAX FOR M4 NEW ee ae A SO KOLO PAID MISS BEE AND MADE kOL/ A HOUSE OF WAX. FoURE,KOLO.THAT WILL COST YOU FIVE QQ FLOWERS FULL OF o NECTAR, R/S GH NO tKOLI, DONT RH, |?LL MAKE HOU} ‘ANOTHER ONE. 72 WELL... PERHAPS STONE ‘V1 THINK YOURE. CAVES ARE BEST HOUSES | RIGHT! 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