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බොරු කකුල් (Boru Kakul)
0රු285.00ටිලිං! ටිලිං! ටිලිං! සීනු සද්දයක් ඇහුණා පාරේ. යාළුවෝ හතර දෙනා දුවගෙන ආවා බලන්න. පාරේ නට නටා ආවේ බොරු කකුල්! ළමයින්ගෙන් ගැලවිලා බොරු කකුල් පැනලා දිව්වේ ඇයි? යෝධ අඩි තබමින් දිව්ව බොරු කකුල් අල්ලාගන්න ළමයින්ට පුළුවන් වුණාද? කතාව ලියලා පින්තූර ඇන්දේ කුසලා වෙත්තසිංහ.
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Awurudu Bundle
0Original price was: රු3,260.00.රු2,608.00Current price is: රු2,608.00.Make your Awurudu season more meaningful with the joy of reading. Grab this book bundle at an exclusive 20% off discount. The original price of the bundle was Rs. 3235/-. You can get your copies for just Rs. 2588/-
The bundle includes four beloved stories by Sybil Wettasinghe.
- Hoity Nam Hivala
- Kuda Hora (Colored Book)
- Puduma Ridi Gaha
- Labu Gediye Thovile
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Sun, rain and a fox’ wedding
0රු185.00The forest was decorated beautifully on the day Fox’s son was married. Although Fox’s cunning deeds hurt the feelings of many, everyone forgot these and helped Fox celebrate his son’s wedding….. All except one! Sun and Rain, a Fox’s Wedding is about that beautiful story.
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පුංචි ළිඳ ( Punchi linda)
0රු150.00පුංචි අප්පුට පුංචි කොරටුවක් තිබුණා. පුංචි කොරටුවෙ පුංචි ළිඳක් තිබුණා. පුංචි ළිඳ ගොඩ කරලා පුංචි අප්පු කළ ලොකු කලබලය ගැනයි මේ රසවත් කතාව.
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Monster in the Well
0රු590.00‘Don’t go near the well. There is a monster there,’ Adith’s parents often told him to prevent him from peeping into the well. Splash! Splash! One day a monster did jump out of the well! What did Adith do? This is an interesting story of acceptance and friendship.
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Little Bird
0රු150.00This interesting folk tale, retold by Sybil Wettasinghe, is about a determined little bird who went searching for a grain of paddy to make kevun for the New Year.
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Little Granny
0රු175.00Little Granny lived n a little cottage surrounded by tall cotton trees. When cotton pods were ripe, Little Granny wanted to pluck them and collect all the white fluffy cotton. But she had to do this secretly. Why? Little Granny is an amusing story which ends with an interesting twist.
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Lazybones
0රු370.00Lazybones! Lazybones! Sleeping all day! A little trick by two smart cocks turned Lazybones into Breezybones. No doubt, Sybil Wettasinghe was chuckling with laughter as she wrote this story.
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Kevun for the Devil
0රු200.00A devil in the forest came to Malpina’s house and hid under a heap of leaves in the garden. He was waiting for a chance to eat a kevun or two that Malpina was frying. Did he get to eat the kevun?
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කාන්සියට කවි ( Kansiyata kavi)
0රු150.00‘කුඩේ තියෙන්නේ නන විතරයි දැනට’ ….. ජන කවියෙන් මිනිස්සුන්ගේ ජීවිතයේ එදිනෙදා කරදර ගැන කිව්වේ ඔහොම විනෝද රසය මතු කරමින්. නිතරම හිනාවෙන්න කැමැති සිබිල් නැන්දා මේ කවි එකතු කරන්න ඇත්තේ ආසාවෙන්.
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කක්කුට්ටා මගෙ යාළුවා ( Kakkutta mage yaluwa)
0රු175.00කක්කුට්ටා, රිලා හාමි, කොට්ටෝරුවා, කුඹල් මාමා, බට්ටිච්චෝ, සූටික්කෝ, ….. පරිසරයත් සතා සීපාවත් අපේ ජීවිතයට කොපමණ සමීප ව හිටියද කියලා අපට මතක් කරලා දෙනවා මේ ජන කවි එකතුව.
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කවි කියමු සිනාසෙමු (Kavi kiyamu sinasemu)
0රු150.00ජන කවි හරි මිහිරියි. සමහර ජන කවි හරි විනෝදයි කියවන්න, අහන්න. කරදර මැද වුණත් හිනාවෙන්න පුළුවන් නේද කියලා හිතෙනවා එහෙම කවි අහන විට. හිනාවෙන්න, සතුටුවෙන්න කියමු අපි මේ ජන කවි.
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Kalu Menika
0රු150.00This amusing story is about a wedding in a village, many years ago. It tells the story of Kalu Menika and Kalu Banda. You will enjoy a good laugh as you read their story.
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කළු මැණිකා (Kalu manika)
0රු150.00ඉස්සර කාලේ ගමේ මඟුල් ගෙදරක් ගැන කියැවෙන මේ කතාව කළු මැණිකයි කළු බණ්ඩයි ගැනයි. හිනාවෙවී කියවන්න හොඳ පුංචි කතාවක්.
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Crab curry
0රු370.00A long time ago, when people read time by measuring shadows of trees, a strange type of crab was washed onto a beach. People of a nearby village made a tasty curry out of these funny crabs….. A humorous folk tale retold by Sybil Wettasinghe.
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Crawling Clay Pot
0රු175.00Rango, who cooked tasty food and worked hard, and Kango, who was lazy and didn’t like cooking, were neighbours. How did a tortoise come into their story? Crawling Clay Pot will tell you all about that.
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A Jump Over the Moon
0රු150.00“I can jump over the moon” said Soothara Puncha. His grandpa and grandma were amused and laughed. But Soothara Puncha, without hurting himself, did jump over the moon. How did he do it? Read A Jump Over the Moon to find that out.
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Owl had a shop
0රු185.00Owl opened a shop to sell himbutu and got paid with gold coins. Join us and discover why Owl began to spend the night perched on a branch of a tree calling out Hmmm! Hmmm!
