Coram Boy

Coram Boy - Heinemann Plays for 11-14

New Windmills: The Wheel of Surya

The Blood Stone

The Wormholers (Contents)

Out of India

Blackberry Blue

The Magic Orange Tree

How can a king knock some sense into his silly sons so that they grow up sensible young men? A wise man tells the king that he can do the job in six weeks. Every time one of the boys says or does something rash, the sage will put him back on the straight and narrow by telling him a cautionary tale - the story of a proud hare, or perhaps an owl, or a crow… This collection of fables, known as the Panchatantra and familiar all over Asia, were first told, then written down in Sanskrit over 2,000 years ago. Jamila Gavin brings them alove for modern readers by telling the story of the wise man and the young princes as original stories framing the classic animal fables. The result is a powerful and unique vision of this classic Indian work.

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Coram Boy

Jamila Gavin, 2000

Coram Boy - Heinemann Plays for 11-14

Jamila Gavin, Helen Edmundson, 2007

New Windmills: The Wheel of Surya

Jamila Gavin, 1992

The Blood Stone

Jamila Gavin, 2003

The Wormholers (Contents)

Jamila Gavin, 1996

Out of India

Jamila Gavin, 1998

Blackberry Blue

Richard Collingridge, Jamila Gavin, 2013

The Magic Orange Tree

Jamila Gavin, 2000