Hamsa A loving swan

Free adaptation of a famous indian myth written by Martine Chemana of the Indian story of Hamsa, a golden swan, and of Damayanti & Nala’s adventures, with the illustrations of Aurore Vigne.

This story is the first one of a series that introduces the Mahabharata - one of the two major Sanskrit epics of ancient India - to western audiences.

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Free adaptation of a famous indian myth written by Martine Chemana of the Indian story of Hamsa, a golden swan, and of Damayanti & Nala’s adventures, with the illustrations of Aurore Vigne. This story is the first one of a series that introduces the
Free adaptation of a famous indian myth written by Martine Chemana of the Indian story of Hamsa, a golden swan, and of Damayanti & Nala’s adventures, with the illustrations of Aurore Vigne. This story is the first one of a series that introduces the
Free adaptation of a famous indian myth written by Martine Chemana of the Indian story of Hamsa, a golden swan, and of Damayanti & Nala’s adventures, with the illustrations of Aurore Vigne. This story is the first one of a series that introduces the
Free adaptation of a famous indian myth written by Martine Chemana of the Indian story of Hamsa, a golden swan, and of Damayanti & Nala’s adventures, with the illustrations of Aurore Vigne. This story is the first one of a series that introduces the
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