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Muna and Milan’s Game — illustrated by Bandana Tulachan

Level A1 (estimated) · 7 pages · English

Muna and Milan’s Game

Written by Alisha Berger
Illustrated by Bandana Tulachan

Muna and Milan have returned home after visiting the zoo. They are enjoying pretending to be the animals that they saw there. What animals do you think they visited?

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Nang.pa Bachi — illustrated by Chedil K Marak

Level A1 (estimated) · 15 pages · English

Nang.pa Bachi

Written by Barbara Simsang Sangma
Illustrated by Chedil K Marak

Two groups of lively children play a sing-song game. With silly questions and playful tunes, they create a world of laughter and imagination. The fun never ends as they wonder, 'Who will be the next pot-bellied little sister?'

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Nin Wants to Get Dressed — illustrated by Aphisith Souphavongtay

Level A1 (estimated) · 16 pages · English

Nin Wants to Get Dressed

Written by Alisha Berger
Illustrated by Aphisith Souphavongtay

It's Nin's first day of school. She wants to get dressed in her uniform for school but everyone is too busy to help her! Can Nin get dressed all by herself?

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Now I’ve Got You! — illustrated by Mayukh Gosh

Level A1 (estimated) · 17 pages · English

Now I’ve Got You!

Written by Alisha Berger
Illustrated by Mayukh Gosh

One day, Frog catches Wasp. 'Now I've got you!' Frog says. But Wasp sees that Frog is in trouble, too! In a humorous chain of events, each animal is caught and nearly eaten by another, until Wasp comes up with a clever solution to save them all!

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Piggy Wants to Fly — illustrated by Youm Kosal

Level A1 (estimated) · 10 pages · English

Piggy Wants to Fly

Written by Stephanie Wei
Illustrated by Youm Kosal

As Piggy gazes upon a butterfly happy in flight, Piggy dreams of flying. Can Piggy learn to fly like a butterfly?

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