TITLE:
> The Rainbow and Other Stories
>
> AUTHOR:
> Maneka Gandhi
>
> PUBLISHER:
> Ahimsa of Texas
> 1875 Ottinger Road,
> Roanoke, Texas 76262-9136
> Tel: 817-379-0969
> Fax: 817-491-4030
> Email: ahimsatx@aol.com
>
> ISBN #:
> None
>
> RETAIL PRICE:
> $15.00
>
> ABOUT THE BOOK:
> An enchanting collection of stories for children.
>
> Full of subtle messages for health, vegetarian eating, value of love, and
> environmental impact of modernization and technology.
>
> Prince Boulababa was the fattest prince in the world.  All he did was eat
and
> sleep - till the beautiful princess Shakira decided to take him in hand
and
> make him her Prince Charming.  And then there was Nimbus, the wild little
boy
> whose best friends were the clouds in the sky.  When the wicked king of
the
> land threw Nimbus into a dungeon deep under the castle, they rushed to his
> rescue with the help of their sky-protector Boss, the mightly
Cumilonimbus.
> In 'The Rainbow' we meet the six brave princes who brought the sun and the
> rain together to form the first spectacular bridge across the sky.  Also
in
> the collection are a benevolent king who has lost his head to a scheming
> witch; a lonely kiss whose search for a home ends in the unlikeliest of
> places; and a magnificent machine that converts bird song into precious
> jewels with disastrous results.
>
> Funny and sad, prophetic and wise, these are stories that will capture the
> imagination of young and old alike.
>
> ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
> Presently Maneka Gandhi is serving her 4th term as member of Parliament.
> Maneka's growing influence was affirmed on October 13, 1999 when she was
> sworn in for a second term as National Minister of Societal Justice and
> Empowerment.  Under that umbrella, Maneka in August 1998 gained authority
> over federal animal welfare programs.  Basic human obligations towards
> animals are affirmed in the Constitution of India, the only nation whose
> Constitution has such a provision, and are enforced by the Animal Welfare
> Board of India - but because the AWB was previously under the agriculture
> minister, and has always lacked both budget and enthusiastic cabinet
> representation, it has historically relied more upon moral persuasion than
> upon enforcement to get things done.
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