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Kalyani’s summer holiday homework has oodles of geometry, which she finds boring. Paati (her grandmother) has promised to make geometry fun; except that some industrious ants seem to keep ruining the plans. Join Kalyani and her grandmother in wonderful geometric journeys re-discovering Kolam and chasing ants. Features traditional Kolam patterns and lovely illustrations.

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Paperback: 64 pages
Publisher: StoryWell Books (2023)
Language: English
Cover: Laminated for durability
Colour: Full colour illustrations

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