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Holy smokes this is awesome! Kannada being my mother tongue I can read (more or less ;-)) Telugu! BTW do you have Stories from Russian History? I had its Kannad
by vishnugupta 6y ago
Holy smokes this is awesome! Kannada being my mother tongue I can read (more or less ;-)) Telugu! BTW do you have Stories from Russian History? I had its Kannada edition as a child; been searching for it for a while. The book title (in Kannada) is "Russian Itihasadinda Kathegalu".
- yantrams 6y agoYes indeed! Amazing stories and illustrations. Have read this book end to end probably a dozen times as a kid :) The headings in this book had a Telugu font I'd never seen used anywhere else. I assume you're talking about this one https://sovietbookbugs.files.wordpress.com/2014/09/rassian-charithra-katalu-gadhalu.jpg https://sovietbookbugs.files.wordpress.com/2014/09/rassian-c... It is relatively easy to find if you search in the right places. Have seen copies of it floating around in many second hand shops. I'm pretty sure you can get this in Lenin Centre, Vijayawada. I can speak to my dad and see if he can help. You can ping me at xhreeha.replace.x.with.s@gmail.com
- vishnugupta 6y agoYes! That's the one! Thanks so much :-). > The headings in this book had a Telugu font I'd never seen used anywhere else. Same for Kannada too and I too have read the book end-to-end a dozen or so times, even as an adult :-D. I'll ping you! Thanks again!
- nsenifty 6y agoAny chance you are from Mysore? I grew up in Mysore and these books were always on sale in the Town Hall building next to the city bus stand. I would go there with my mom and spend HOURS picking books while she did her other shopping.
- vishnugupta 6y agoThough I didn't grow up in Mysore I studied engineering there; I fondly recall those 4 years of my life. I didn't know about Town Hall book sale :-(. Fabulous city Mysore, it has managed to retain its original self despite all these years.