Abok, Who Took my Tooth?
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Book Details
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Author: Linthoi Chanu
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Language: English
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Binding: Paperback
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Number of Pages: 32
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Release Date: 07-08-2024
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ISBN: 9788119626359
About the Book
Piktru and the Tooth of Pithrai Khongdaibi is a heartwarming tale that introduces young readers to the wonders of Manipuri folklore. The story follows Piktru, a young girl, who visits her aunt and cousins in the bustling city of Imphal with her parents and grandmother, Abok. While sharing a meal, Piktru’s cousin, Meemi, loses a tooth, and that’s when Abok steps in with a captivating story.
Abok tells the children about Pithrai Khongdaibi, an ancient and divine bird known for exchanging children’s old teeth with shiny new ones. The story raises an intriguing question: will Meemi’s tooth be successfully given to Pithrai Khongdaibi in exchange for a beautiful new one?
This delightful story blends childhood experiences with cultural traditions and folklore, creating a magical narrative that resonates with the joy of growing up and discovering new wonders. It’s a perfect read for children to connect with the cultural richness of Manipur while learning about love, family, and the magical traditions passed down through generations.
About the Author
Linthoi Chanu (Potsangbam Linthoingambi Chanu) is a talented writer from Manipur, renowned for her work in reimagining and modernizing Manipuri folklore, legends, and mythologies. Through her storytelling, she captures the essence of culture and tradition, blending memory, identity, and imagination.
Her debut book, The Tales of Kanglei Throne (2017), played a pivotal role in reintroducing the rich folk stories of Manipur to a younger audience. Her second work, Wari (2019), is a collection of short stories. Linthoi's passion lies in sharing the cultural treasures of her land through her writing, making her works an essential read for those interested in the stories and heritage of Manipur.