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Author: Paulette Bourgeois
Publication: Mehta Publishing House
Category: बालसाहित्य
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फ्रँकलिन आणि अंधारगुडुप (Franklin Aani Andhargudup) is a Marathi children's book written by Paulette Bourgeois and published by Mehta Publishing House. The book tells the story of Franklin, a young turtle who is afraid of the dark. With the help of his friends, Franklin learns to overcome his fear and face the darkness. The book is beautifully illustrated and written in a simple, engaging style that children will love. It is a great story for teaching children about the importance of facing their fears and trying new things. Here is a more detailed description of the book: * **Title:** फ्रँकलिन आणि अंधारगुडुप (Franklin Aani Andhargudup) * **Author:** Paulette Bourgeois * **Publisher:** Mehta Publishing House * **Publication Date:** 2015 * **Number of Pages:** 32 * **Audience:** Children ages 4-8 * **Genre:** Children's picture book * **Language:** Marathi **Plot:** Franklin is a young turtle who is afraid of the dark. He doesn't want to go to bed at night, and he's always scared when he's in a dark room. One day, Franklin's friends decide to help him overcome his fear. They tell him stories about how they've faced their own fears, and they encourage him to try to face his. Franklin is still scared, but he knows that his friends are right. He decides to try to go to bed at night without being afraid. The first night is hard, but Franklin keeps trying. He takes deep breaths and tells himself that he's not going to be afraid. Slowly but surely, Franklin starts to get used to the dark. He realizes that there's nothing to be afraid of, and he starts to enjoy the peace and quiet of the night. **Themes:** * Facing your fears * Trying new things * Friendship * The power of imagination **Illustrations:** The book is beautifully illustrated by Stéphane Jorisch. The illustrations are full of color and detail, and they help to bring the story to life. They also help to create a sense of atmosphere, and they effectively convey the emotions of the characters. **Recommendation:** I highly recommend this book for children ages 4-8. It is a great story for teaching children about the importance of facing their fears and trying new things. The book is also a great example of the power of friendship.
