Monu was Lost and Found!

Jul 17, 2026

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This English storybook, titled "Monu was Lost and Found!" and authored by Ravi Ranjan Goswami, was illustrated by Anita Sivakumar, Herminder Ohri, Jithin Jacob, Payoshni Saraf, Priya Kuriyan, and Suvidha Mistry, with translation by Sherein Bansal. The copyright is held by Sherein Bansal, who permits commercial use, adaptation, and addition to the work, provided the original copyright and credits are maintained. The narrative follows Monu, a young boy who enjoys playing with friends and visiting the market with his mother and sister. While in the market with his mother, Monu is instructed to wait near a shop. He becomes engrossed by a balloon seller and wanders off, losing sight of his mother. Upon realizing he is lost amidst the crowd and forgetting his origin, Monu begins to cry. The story sets the stage for Monu's journey of being lost and subsequently found, exploring themes of childhood innocence, the consequences of not following instructions, and the emotional distress of being separated from loved ones. This narrative aims to engage young readers with a relatable scenario and a clear, straightforward plot.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages13

Reading Time20 min

Monu was Lost and Found!

Introduction

The Market Trip

Getting Lost

FAQs

Who is the author of "Monu was Lost and Found!"?

The author of "Monu was Lost and Found!" is Ravi Ranjan Goswami.

What are the terms of use for this storybook?

The work can be used commercially, adapted, and added to, as long as the copyright and credits for the authors and illustrators are kept intact.

What happens to Monu in the market?

Monu gets distracted by a balloon seller and wanders off, losing sight of his mother and realizing he is lost in the crowd, which causes him to cry.

Jul 17, 2026

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