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Set in Bond''s beloved Dehradun, The Road to the Bazaar is a delightful collection of short stories that bring toife the amusing exploits of Suraj, Ranji, Koki and their friends, as they grow up in the small hillside town of North India. In his inimitable style, Bond etches out the everyday incidents that shape theirives: there is Mukesh''s visit to the Delhi zoo which inspires him to start his own, Koki''s beetle race against Bhim and Ranji that results in an unexpected winnerand Suraj''s great train journey which sees the forging of an unlikely friendship in a goods train. Including classics such as ''Ranji''s Wonderful Bat'', ''The Boy Who Broke the Bank'' and ''Koki''s Song'', The Road to the Bazaar demonstrates why Bond continues to be one of India''s best-loved authors.

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    Publisher: Rupa Publications India Pvt Ltd.
    Publication Date: 01/08/1993
    ISBN13: 9788171673629, 978-8171673629
    ISBN10: 8171673627
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    Book Synopsis
    Set in Bond''s beloved Dehradun, The Road to the Bazaar is a delightful collection of short stories that bring toife the amusing exploits of Suraj, Ranji, Koki and their friends, as they grow up in the small hillside town of North India. In his inimitable style, Bond etches out the everyday incidents that shape theirives: there is Mukesh''s visit to the Delhi zoo which inspires him to start his own, Koki''s beetle race against Bhim and Ranji that results in an unexpected winnerand Suraj''s great train journey which sees the forging of an unlikely friendship in a goods train. Including classics such as ''Ranji''s Wonderful Bat'', ''The Boy Who Broke the Bank'' and ''Koki''s Song'', The Road to the Bazaar demonstrates why Bond continues to be one of India''s best-loved authors.

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