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    The Iguana Girl
    The Iguana Girl
    The Iguana Girl
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    The Iguana Girl

    By Darshi Ranmuthu

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    Radha a young girl living with her Granny, is fascinated by iguanas. Her loneliness directed her to spend time in the thicket on her way to school. One day an iguana appeared and it changed Radha's life and thinking. But it disappeared after giving Radha a magical thing. Radha finally makes friends and no longer lonely in the next books to come.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDarshi Ranmuthu
    Release dateJan 9, 2014
    ISBN9780473273750
    The Iguana Girl
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    Darshi Ranmuthu

    Being an educator for 23 years made a significant difference in life. Most of it was in a third world collectivist society with numerous obligations, commitments and ties. It changed since 2007 when I moved to a first world individualistic corner of the universe. It was a positive change that helped me to brush up my creative nooks. I realized wider experience is the basis for writing. Yet it is not possible to get away from my own upbringing and it always becomes the foundation or the strong walls that holds my imaginations and creativity.

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