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Category: Literature & Fiction
Buying Guide for Literature & Fiction
Browse 26 live Literature & Fiction listings from sellers across Nepal on Toorunta. Current listings range from Rs. 160 to Rs. 800. Most listings here are brand new from local stores and sellers. Message sellers directly to confirm availability, condition, and delivery, and use the map to find options close to you.
New
192 days ago
Rs 620Rs 640
The Magician's Elephant
The Magician's Elephant, a highly acclaimed children's novel by Newbery Medal-winning author Kate DiCamillo, featuring illustrations by Yoko Tanaka. Book Overview The story follows a young orphan named Peter Augustus Duchene, who lives in the city of Baltese. In an effort to find his long-lost sister, Peter consults a fortune-teller who gives him a cryptic instruction: "Follow the elephant." The plot kicks off when an actual elephant unexpectedly crashes through the roof of an opera house during a magician's failed trick, setting off a chain of magical and heartwarming events. Core Details Genre: Fantasy / Children's Literature Theme: Hope, belief, and the idea that "magic is always impossible," which makes its occurrence all the more profound. Adaptation: You might recognize the title from the 2023 Netflix animated film adaptation.
Kate DiCamilloThe Magician's Elephant
New
192 days ago
Rs 620Rs 640
Chinese Cinderella
Chinese Cinderella by Adeline Yen Mah is a deeply moving memoir, though I should warn you—it’s a bit of an emotional rollercoaster. It tells the true story of the author’s childhood in China during the 1940s. After her mother passes away shortly after her birth, Adeline is considered "bad luck" by her family. The book follows her struggle to find love and validation in a household where she is mistreated by her father and stepmother. Quick Facts about the Book Genre: Autobiography / Memoir Themes: Resilience, the power of education, family dynamics, and overcoming adversity. Target Audience: Originally written for young adults, but it is widely read and loved by adults as well. Fun Fact: This is actually a condensed version of her adult memoir, Falling Leaves, specifically adapted for younger readers.
Adeline Yen MahChinese Cinderella
New
192 days ago
Rs 780Rs 800
When You Trap A Tiger 🐅
When You Trap a Tiger by Tae Keller is a deeply moving middle-grade novel that blends Korean folklore with a contemporary story about family and healing. Here is a breakdown of what you're looking at: Book Overview Author: Tae Keller (New York Times Bestselling Author). Plot: The story follows a young girl named Lily who moves in with her sick grandmother (Halmoni). Things take a magical turn when a tiger from her grandmother's stories appears, offering a deal to help her grandmother in exchange for returning something Halmoni stole long ago. Themes: Identity, grief, the power of storytelling, and Korean heritage.
Tae KellerWhen You Trap a Tiger by Tae Keller
New
192 days ago
Rs 780Rs 800
The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind
The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind," specifically the Young Readers Edition. It is a memoir written by William Kamkwamba and Bryan Mealer. The book is currently wrapped in plastic and has a price tag of 800 on the top right corner. Key Details from the Cover The Story: It is a true story of survival about a young boy in Malawi who builds a windmill from scrap parts to save his village from famine.
William Kamkwamba and Bryan MealerThe Boy Who Harnessed the Wind
New
192 days ago
Rs 540Rs 560
Sadako And The Thousand Paper Cranes 📃
This is a touching choice for a read. Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes by Eleanor Coerr is a classic piece of historical children's literature that carries a heavy, yet beautiful message. Book Overview Based on a true story, the book follows Sadako Sasaki, a young girl living in Hiroshima who develops "atom bomb disease" (leukemia) years after the bombing.
Eleanor CoerSadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes
New
192 days ago
Rs 780Rs 800
My Father's Dragon
My Father's Dragon," written by Ruth Stiles Gannett and illustrated by Ruth Chrisman Gannett. The book is a beloved Newbery Honor winner (as indicated by the silver seal on the bottom right) and is known for its whimsical adventure and charming illustrations. Key Details from the Cover: Characters: The illustration depicts the protagonist, Elmer Elevator, standing in a lush jungle. He is shown from behind, wearing a red-and-white striped shirt, blue shorts, and a yellow knapsack. He is interacting with a lion whose mane is elaborately braided and decorated with colorful ribbons. Setting: The background is a dense, stylized jungle filled with oversized tropical flowers and vines, reflecting the book's setting on "Wild Island." The Dragon: A small, colorful, striped dragon—the creature Elmer sets out to rescue—is visible in the bottom right corner. Condition: The book appears to be in a protective plastic sleeve, possibly at a bookstore or library, with a price tag of 800 (likely in local currency) adhered to the top right.
Ruth Stiles GannettMy Father's Dragon
New
192 days ago
Rs 780Rs 800
The Boxcar Children
The Boxcar Children (Book 1) by Gertrude Chandler Warner. This series has been a staple of childhood mystery and independence for decades. Quick Book Summary The story follows four orphaned siblings—Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny Alden—who run away to avoid living with a grandfather they've never met (and wrongly fear). They discover an abandoned red boxcar in the woods and turn it into a cozy home, displaying some seriously impressive survival skills for kids.
Gertrude Chandler WarnerThe Boxcar Children
New
192 days ago
Rs 620Rs 640
The City Of Ember
The City of Ember by Jeanne DuPrau is a fantastic read—especially if you enjoy mysteries and "race against time" plots. Book Overview Title: The City of Ember Author: Jeanne DuPrau Premise: The story is set in an underground city built as a last refuge for humanity. However, the city's massive generator is failing, the lights are flickering out, and the supplies are running dry. Protagonists: Lina Mayfleet and Doon Harrow, two children who discover an ancient, fragmented message that might hold the key to saving their people.
Jeanne DuPrauThe City of Ember
New
192 days ago
Rs 380Rs 400
Magic Tree House Series
Magic Tree House series by Mary Pope Osborne is basically the "gateway drug" to history and science. Here’s a quick breakdown of the world of Frog Creek, Pennsylvania: 📖 The Series Structure The series has grown significantly since it first launched in 1992.
Mary Pope OsborneMagic Tree House series
New
192 days ago
Rs 540Rs 560
Stuart Little
Stuart Little," written by E.B. White and famously illustrated by Garth Williams. Published as a Puffin Book, this specific edition features the iconic artwork of Stuart—a dapper mouse born into a human family—dressed in his signature red sweater and holding a cane and hat. Quick Facts about Stuart Little: The Author: E.B. White is the same literary giant who wrote Charlotte's Web and The Trumpet of the Swan. The Illustrator: Garth Williams' drawings are legendary; he also illustrated the Little House on the Prairie series. The Plot: It follows the adventures of Stuart as he navigates a giant world, drives a tiny car, and eventually sets off on a quest to find his friend, a bird named Margalo.
E.B.Stuart Little
New
192 days ago
Rs 150Rs 160
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea 🌊
Dominoes Level One edition of Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, published by Oxford University Press. This specific series is great because it’s a "graded reader," meaning it simplifies Verne's original 19th-century French prose into accessible English for language learners or younger readers, while keeping all the adventure intact.
Oxford UniversityTwenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
New
192 days ago
Rs 620Rs 640
The Witches
The Witches is a fantastic choice—equal parts terrifying and heartwarming. Book Details Title: The Witches Author: Roald Dahl Illustrator: Quentin Blake (his messy, expressive style is practically inseparable from Dahl's stories) Publisher: Puffin Books
Roald DahlThe Witches
New
192 days ago
Rs 620Rs 640
Charlie And The Chocolate Factory
"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" by Roald Dahl. Based on the cover, here are the key details: Illustrator: The artwork is by Quentin Blake, whose scribbly, energetic style is famously associated with Dahl’s books. Characters: The cover features Willy Wonka in his iconic top hat and purple coat, standing next to Charlie Bucket, who is excitedly holding up a Golden Ticket. Publisher: It is a Puffin Books edition (indicated by the penguin logo in the top left corner). Special Features: A purple circular badge on the left notes that this specific edition includes a bonus chapter, a recipe, and more. Condition: The book appears to be brand new or well-preserved, as it is wrapped in protective clear plastic and has a small pink price or stock tag labeled "640" in the upper right. This story is a timeless tale of magic, morality, and (of course) massive amounts of candy.
Roald DahlCharlie and the Chocolate Factory
New
192 days ago
Rs 620Rs 640
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
"The Very Hungry Caterpillar" by Eric Carle. Since it was first published in 1969, it's become a staple of childhood libraries everywhere. Here is a quick breakdown of what makes this book special: Key Highlights The Story: It follows the life cycle of a caterpillar that eats its way through a massive variety of foods (including chocolate cake and pickles!) before transforming into a beautiful butterfly. Art Style: Eric Carle used a distinct collage technique with hand-painted tissue paper, which gives the illustrations those iconic textures and vibrant colors. Educational Value: It’s a "triple threat" for early learning—it teaches the days of the week, counting, and the stages of metamorphosis.
Eric CarleThe Very Hungry Caterpillar
New
192 days ago
Rs 620Rs 640
Why Mosquitoes Buzz In People’s Ears
Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People’s Ears is a beautifully written West African folk tale that’s as much a visual treat as it is a story. Since you have the book in hand, here is a quick breakdown of why it’s such a standout: Quick Book Profile Author: Verna Aardema Illustrators: Leo and Diane Dillon Accolade: Note the gold seal on the cover—that’s the Caldecott Medal, which is awarded to the most distinguished American picture book for children. The Plot: It is a "cumulative tale" (where one event triggers the next). It starts with a simple lie told by a mosquito to an iguana, which sets off a hilarious and disastrous chain reaction throughout the animal kingdom.
African Folk TalesWhy Mosquitoes Buzz in People’s Ears
New
192 days ago
Rs 700Rs 720
This Is The Rope
"This Is the Rope: A Story from the Great Migration," written by National Book Award winner Jacqueline Woodson and illustrated by James Ransome. Book Overview The story follows a single piece of rope as it is passed down through three generations of an African American family. It serves as a poignant symbol of continuity and hope, tracing their journey from the rural South to New York City during the Great Migration.
Jacqueline WoodsonThis Is The Rope
New
192 days ago
Rs 620Rs 640
Island Of The Blue Dolphins
Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell is a staple of young adult historical fiction. It’s one of those rare books that manages to be both incredibly peaceful and high-stakes at the same time. Here is a quick breakdown of what makes this book a Newbery Medal winner: The Plot at a Glance The story follows Karana, a young Nicoleño girl who is left behind on her home island (off the coast of California) after her people flee. She survives alone for 18 years, building her own shelter, hunting for food, and creating a life of self-reliance while navigating the dangers of the wild.
Scott O'DellIsland of the Blue Dolphins
New
192 days ago
Rs 620Rs 640
Bridge To Terabithia
Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson. Be prepared—this book is a beautiful journey, but it’s famous for being a real "tear-jerker." Here is a quick breakdown of what you're looking at: Book Details Author: Katherine Paterson Genre: Children's Literature / Realistic Fiction Publisher: Puffin Books (as seen by the puffin logo in the corner) Core Themes: Friendship, imagination, childhood grief, and social class.
Katherine PatersonBridge to Terabithia
New
192 days ago
Rs 700Rs 720
The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne is one of those books that stays with you long after you've closed the back cover. It’s a fable-like story set against the backdrop of the Holocaust, told through the innocent eyes of a nine-year-old boy.
John BoyneThe Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
New
192 days ago
Rs 620Rs 640
Bud, Not Buddy
"Bud, Not Buddy" by Christopher Paul Curtis. It’s a beautifully written, often humorous, and deeply moving story. Here is a quick overview of what you have there: Book Profile Author: Christopher Paul Curtis Key Awards: Winner of both the Newbery Medal and the Coretta Scott King Award (as seen by the gold and bronze seals on the cover). Setting: Flint and Grand Rapids, Michigan, during the Great Depression (1936). The Plot: The story follows 10-year-old Bud Caldwell, a motherless boy who runs away from a bad foster home. Armed with nothing but a battered suitcase and a few clues his mother left behind, he sets out to find the man he believes is his father: legendary jazz bandleader Herman E. Calloway.
Christopher Paul CurtisBud, Not Buddy
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192 days ago
Rs 620Rs 640
Charlie And The Great Glass Elevator
"Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator" by the renowned author Roald Dahl. Here’s a quick breakdown of what you're looking at: Book Details Author: Roald Dahl Illustrator: Quentin Blake (his iconic, whimsical sketchy style is a staple of Dahl's books) Publisher: Puffin Books (indicated by the penguin logo in the top left) Format: This appears to be a paperback copy, likely protected by a plastic sleeve. Plot Context This book is the sequel to the much more famous Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It picks up exactly where the first book ends—with Charlie Bucket, his family, and Willy Wonka blasting through the roof of the factory in the Great Glass Elevator.
Roland DalhCharlie and the Great Glass Elevator
New
192 days ago
Rs 300Rs 320
Peter And The Wolf 🐺
"Peter and the Wolf." It is part of the Ladybird "Read It Yourself" series, specifically categorized as a "Fluent Reader 4." Cover Details Illustration: The cover features a young boy named Peter standing in a grassy meadow filled with white and pink wildflowers. He is wearing a blue hat with a yellow feather, a green vest over a white shirt, a red necktie, and brown boots. The Wolf: Peering out from the dark, evergreen trees in the background is a grey wolf, watching Peter. Additional Elements: A small red bird is depicted flying in the upper right, and a price tag or label with the number "320" is stuck to the top right corner. Brand Branding: The Ladybird logo (a red and black ladybug) is visible at the top left.
Lady BugPeter and the Wolf
New
192 days ago
Rs 300Rs 320
Puss In Boots
"Puss in Boots," part of the Ladybird "Read It Yourself" series. Key Visual Details: Characters: An orange tabby cat stands confidently in the center, wearing large brown boots. He has his paws on his hips and a straw in his mouth. Background: The cat is standing on a winding yellow path that leads toward a pink-turreted castle on a grassy hill. Series Branding: The Ladybird logo (a red and black beetle) is in the top left corner. A blue banner at the top reads "Read It Yourself." A blue circular badge in the bottom right identifies this as a "Level 3: Confident Reader" book. Physical Condition: The book is wrapped in clear protective plastic. There is a small sticker in the top right corner with the number "320" written on it.
Lady BugPuss in Boots
New
192 days ago
Rs 300Rs 320
The Gingerbread Man
"The Gingerbread Man." It is part of the Ladybird "Read It Yourself" series, specifically designed for young children who are learning to read. Key Details of the Book Cover: Title: The Gingerbread Man Series: Read It Yourself (Ladybird Books) Reading Level: Level 2 (Developing Reader), indicated by the green circle in the bottom right corner. Illustrations: The cover features a cheerful gingerbread man holding a large wooden spoon. In the background, there are kitchen items, including a canister or jar. Markings: There is a small yellow price or inventory sticker in the top right corner that says "320."
Lady BugThe Gingerbread Man
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