Who Let Nonu Out?

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Anita Nair

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A new house can be fun! Nonu squirrel moves to a new house on a butter fruit tree with mummy squirrel and papa squirrel when mummy squirrel surprises him with – a brand new skateboard ! Hop on the skateboard with little Nonu squirrel and his ‘blue’, and make new friends, eat tasty nut cakes, go to camp, get out of scrapes with the mean Goonda Cat and steal mangoes with the Mango Gang. Featuring charming illustration, Who let Nonu Out ? is a joyride of emotions, experiences and life lessons, and is delightful read for childern (and even adults ) of all ages.

Imprint: India Puffin

Published: Sep/2015

ISBN: 9780143333876

Length : 144 Pages

MRP : ₹199.00

Who Let Nonu Out?

Who? Who? Who?

Anita Nair

Buying Options

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Anita Nair

Anita Nair is a bestselling and widely acclaimed novelist. Among her several books, The Better Man, Ladies Coupé and Mistress have been translated into over thirty languages around the world. For her total contribution to children's literature in English, she was awarded the Central Sahitya Akademi Award in 2013. She has also published Malabar Mind, a collection of poems, and Goodnight and God Bless, a collection of essays. A playwright, she has written the screenplay for the film adaptation of her novel Lessons in Forgetting, which won the 2012 National Film Award for the Best Feature Film in English.

Anita conducts a creative-writing mentorship program in Bangalore called Anita's Attic. To know more, visit her at www.anitanair.net and www.anitasattic.com or follow @anitanairauthor on Twitter and Instagram.