About the Author
Prawin Adhikari
ISBN 9789937962339
Rs. 500
Safu
Budhani
Who it's for: Fans of magical realism and mythic fables
A poetic and profound retelling, Budhani transports readers into a world where animals speak with wisdom, courage is tested in unexpected ways, and every sentence pulses with mythical energy. Father Tiger’s strange affection for the little crow sets the tone for a fable that is as eerie as it is tender—infused with primal instincts, haunting imagery, and the beauty of language. Through sharp dialogue and sensory detail, Prawin Adhikari reimagines a tale that is both timeless and freshly unsettling. Why You Should Read This Book: • A Nepali fable retold with depth and imagination • For fans of magical realism and mythic storytelling • Lyrical, bold, and packed with visual richness • Ideal for readers who enjoy stories with layered meanings and symbolic themes
Highlights
- Retells a Nepali fable with poetic depth and imagination
- Features animal characters, including Father Tiger and a little crow
- Infused with primal instincts, haunting imagery, and sensory detail
- Sharp dialogue and symbolic themes for layered reading
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Questions about this book
What is Budhani about?
Budhani is a poetic retelling of a Nepali fable, featuring animals that speak with wisdom and a story that tests courage, with a tone that is both eerie and tender.
Who is the author?
The author is Prawin Adhikari, who reimagines the tale with sharp dialogue and sensory detail.
What genre is this book?
It is a memoir/biography, but it reads like a fable with mythical energy, appealing to fans of magical realism.
Is this book suitable for children?
While it features animal characters, its themes and imagery are more suited to a general adult audience.