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Outlandish Graphic Novel Series: Maithili And The Minotaur: Dolls Of Despair
Publisher:
Puffin
| Author:
C. G. Salamander | Rajiv Eipe
| Language:
English
| Format:
Paperback
₹299
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88
Armed with her mother’s map, Maithili is out to find the truth behind her disappearance. But haunted by ominous visions of a strange boy, Maithili might just lead her friends into the clutches of something sinister.
Will Maithili, Minotaur and their friends find what they’re looking for? Or will they be stuck in the cave of a thousand eyes forever?
Description
Armed with her mother’s map, Maithili is out to find the truth behind her disappearance. But haunted by ominous visions of a strange boy, Maithili might just lead her friends into the clutches of something sinister.
Will Maithili, Minotaur and their friends find what they’re looking for? Or will they be stuck in the cave of a thousand eyes forever?
About Author
C.G. Salamander is a writer and comic journalist who loves cows, manga and Terry Prachett. His books, comics and stories have been published by many publishers and his emergent reader picture books have sold over 30,000 copies. Salamander loves writing horror, humour and fantasy and is currently working on a book about mythical beasts. Some of his other books are Puu, Yamini and the 7 PM Ghosts, Frank Goes to the Market and City of Rubble.
Rajiv Eipe lives in Bangalore and works on animation and illustration projects. He likes to doodle in his sketchbook, drink more coffee than is good for him, maintain an untidy workspace and gaze into vacant space at short intervals. Rajiv won the Big Little Book Award in 2020 for his contribution to Indian children's literature.
Rajiv Eipe lives in Bangalore and works on animation and illustration projects. He likes to doodle in his sketchbook, drink more coffee than is good for him, maintain an untidy workspace and gaze into vacant space at short intervals. Rajiv won the Big Little Book Award in 2020 for his contribution to Indian children's literature.
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