Bamba Beach by Pratima Mitchell

Bamba Beach by Pratima Mitchell

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Times are hard for Hari's family - there are no fish left in their bay and they need a better boat to catch the ones further out. But that requires capital, and to get capital, they need to sell fish... The situation looks hopeless, but Hari doesn't give up: he starts washing cars, and it isn't long before help arrives from the most unlikely place.

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Bamba Beach by Pratima Mitchell

Hari's family are fisher folk, but with no fish left in their bay, times are hard. In order to catch the ones further out they need a flat-bottomed boat with an outboard motor, not a rickety, coconut-wood vessel. But in order to get one of these they need capital, and in order to get capital they need to sell fish...Hari is a boy with a heart of gold, who rises above his humble origins, striving to help his family and show everyone that family feuds and village superstitions are better off forgotten. Bamba Beach is a contemporary Indian story set in Goa.
' Exciting, appealing and gripping ' Burnley Express (March 2009)
Pratima Mitchell comes from a family of writers and was first published at the age of eleven. She has written over 22 books, the most recent of which include a picture book, Petar's Song, illustrated by Caroline Binch (Frances Lincoln), and Indian Mutiny for the My Story series (Scholastic). Her latest novel for teens, The Crow Her Brother, will be published by Walker Books in 2009.
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ISBN 13 9781408108956
ISBN 10 140810895X
Title Bamba Beach
Author Pratima Mitchell
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published 2009-02-01
Number of pages 80
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.