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    Indian Lemonade
    Indian Lemonade
    Indian Lemonade
    Ebook76 pages20 minutes

    Indian Lemonade

    By Hector Larrazabal and Anna Tsocheva

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    When Rocky, Allie, and their dog Bedoo arrive in India, everything seems strange and even frightening. But they are excited to explore the city of New Delhi and learn about Indian culture. Soon enough, they make new friends, Neema and her younger brother, Tarun, who introduce them to key cultural elements and traditions of their country. Things get complicated when Tarun reveals that his father might not be able to pay for his older sister's wedding. The children work together to come up with a plan to make money for the wedding. When all hope is gone, a brilliant idea comes to Rocky's mind: a lemonade stand to sell lemonade! What seems a simple task proves to be a real challenge as Rocky struggles to adapt to and to accept different ideas and opinions. But through teamwork and true collaboration, the children succeed. The best payoff? Rocky and Allie and their parents get to attend an amazing Indian wedding.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateMay 31, 2013
    ISBN9780991961931
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      Indian Lemonade - Hector Larrazabal

      Copyright © 2013 by Hector Larrazabal

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means including photocopy, recording, or information storage and retrieval systems now known or to be invented, without permission in writing from the publisher.

      Published in 2013 by

      Adventures Nation

      Calgary, Alberta, Canada

      http://adventuresnation.com

      Cataloguing data available from Library and Archives Canada

      ISBN 978-0-9919619-0-0 (Hardback)

      ISBN 978-0-9919619-1-7 (Paperback)

      ISBN 978-0-9919619-2-4 (ePub)

      ISBN 978-0-9919619-3-1 (Mobi)

      To every child who

      dreams of exploring our

      big little world

      Contents

      Cover

      Front Matter

      About the It’s a Big Little World Series

      I - Incredible India

      II - Our First Look at New Delhi

      III - New Friends and New Adventures

      IV - Diwali: the Festival of Lights

      V - My Big Plan to Save a Wedding

      VI - Spicing Up Our Recipe

      VII - Madhu’s Wedding Day

      VIII - On to New Adventures

      Rocky’s Travel Diary

      Incredible India

      The City of New Delhi

      The Red Fort

      India Gate

      Qutub Minar

      The Mughal Empire

      Diwali

      Sari

      Kurta Pajama

      Connaught Place

      Indian Lemonade

      Glossary of Business Terms

      The Characters

      Rocky

      Allie

      Bedoo

      Neema

      Tarun

      About the It’s a Big Little World Series

      The It’s a Big Little World series introduces children to the concept and challenges of globalization by combining travel, multiculturalism, and entrepreneurship in exciting, true-to-life scenarios. In this series, two North American children, Rocky and Allie, travel the world with their parents and have many an opportunity to learn about the culture and traditions of each country they visit.

      As Rocky and Allie visit new countries, they make new friends and learn about cultural elements unique to each country or region. More importantly, Rocky, as an entrepreneur in the making, introduces his local hosts to business solutions as he himself becomes aware of his own need to adapt to a foreign cultural and social environment.

      As the world we live in continues to evolve, globalization will continue to play an important role in new economic, social, and geopolitical developments. Globalization is affecting the lifestyles of people – especially children – in developing countries as new traditions are being imposed and

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