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The Child in Me
0රු650.00This is Sybil Wettasinghe’s autobiography about the first six years of her life, spent in her village, in Galle. The Child in Me was the co-winner of the Gratien Award in 1995.
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දුවන රැවුල (Duwana rawula)
0රු470.00වසර 2003 දි ඉතාම හොඳින් සැලසුම් කළ ළමා පොතට හිමි සාර්ක් සම්මානය දුවන රැවුලට හිමි වුණා.
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අලි බයක් (Ali Bayak)
0රු325.00කැලෑව මැදින්, මහ රෑ, කළුවරේ ගමනක් ගිය බෙර වයන්නෙකුයි නැට්ටුවෙකුයි මහ විශාල අලියෙකුට බය වුණා. අලි බය අලි හිනාවක් වුණු හැටි ගැන දැනගන්න කියවන්න මේ ජන කතාව.
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A Giant’s Wish
0රු250.00On the beautiful mountain called Bennachie, in Scotland, life was peaceful…. until the animals found a giant! A huge sleepy giant!! Once they found the giant, they also had to search for a key. This is a beautiful story of interesting happenings and friendship, written and illustrated by Sunisha Sashi Samaraweera.
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Count Me In
0රු185.00Big or small everyone has some skills and everyone is valuable. This is a story about five friends who learnt that everyone is important and playing together is fun. Count Me In is written and illustrated by Kusala Wettasinghe
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The Devil Dance
0රු200.00Alpina did not cook dinner that night. She was expecting a bowl of rice from her next-door neighbour, where a devil dancing ceremony was taking place. It is customary to send food for neighbours on such occasions. Did Alpina get the expected treat? A folk tale, retold by Sybil Wettasinghe.
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The Disobedient Prince
0රු195.00The Disobedient Prince won the State Literary Award in 2010 for the Best Children’s Book in English.
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Dancing in the Gourd
0රු300.00This book, beautifully illustrated by Sybil, tells the popular folk story of how a village devil dancing ceremony happened to be danced inside a huge gourd. With magnificent illustrations, this is an essential book that collectors of Sybil Wettasinghe’s books must own.
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Eternally Yours
0රු350.00This is Sybil’s second autobiography and is the sequel to The Child in Me. It captures Sybil’s memories of her childhood in Colombo after her family migrated to the capital city when she was 6 years old. It is also a child’s interesting and often humorous account of how World War 2 touched the lives of her family and neighbours in Colombo and in the village. Another ‘must-own’ book for Sybil Wettasinghe book lovers!
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The Friendly Banyan Tree
0රු250.00The banyan tree is a special tree. It spreads its branches wide and sends down roots from branches to support the tree. Among its branches live many birds and squirrels. In its shade, people stop to rest and vendors sell them tea and food. Children play under its shade. Sybil Wettasinghe weaves a beautiful story of wood spirits and forest animals to tell us how the banyan tree became so magnificent.
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හොයිටි නම් හිවලා (hoity nam hivala)
0රු650.00කැළෑවේ ඉන්න නරියෙකුට බත් කන්න ආසා හිතුණා. නරියා කපටි රඟපෑමක් කරලා ගම ගෙදරකට දෙකකට ගිහින් රසට බත් කෑවා. ඒත් එක දවසක් නරියටයි රැවටෙන්න සිද්ධවුණ්. මේ කතාව ජපානය, ස්වීඩන්ය, තායිවානය, නෝර්වේ, ඩෙන්මාර්කය යන රටවලත් ප්රකාශයට පත් කෙරුණා.
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Hoity the Fox
0රු650.00Once a fox in the forest wanted to eat a plate of rice and curry. He tricked his way into three village households, in three days, and ate his fill of tasty rice curry. But one day the trick was on him! Hoity the Fox has been published in Japan, Norway, Taiwan, Norway, Denmark and Sweden. This book won the State Literary Award in 2009.
