INDIAN FAIRY TALES - Anand, 1966 - MYTHS MYTHOLOGY FOLKLORE INDIA FAIRYTALES OCCULT / RELIGION as explained in the author's

as explained in the author's Preface of Volume II

save for foxing on the inside rear board and corresponding blank page

and the National Individual Poetry Slam Champion

including small stamps on text blocks

Author: Ralph Whiteside Kerr

INDIAN FAIRY TALES - Anand, 1966 - MYTHS MYTHOLOGY FOLKLORE INDIA FAIRYTALES OCCULT / RELIGION as explained in the author'sBook Details + Condition: G. R. Bhatkal for Kutub Popular (Bombay, India). Second Edition, 1966. Hardcover. 104 pages, with numerous woodcut illustrations by P. S. Gorey. A collection of fairytales that are retold from the memories of Mulk Raj Anand's childhood. Contents include: How the World Began; Radha and Krishna; The Sun, the Moon, the Wind, and the Sky and The Brahmin, the Tiger, and the Jackal. Mulk Raj Anand (1905 2004) was a pioneer of Indo