About the Book
Annoyed with only having a number, a Danish cow finds itself mysteriously in India, looking for a name. Here new places, names and freedom mean everything. Starting on a quest for identity it meets remarkable cow fellows who tell mythological stories and the world gets more colourful. Meanwhile an unscrupulous gang of humans want to get rid of all cows, finding them a nuisance they get closer to our Danish cow. Will they capture and slaughter it?
About the Authors
Arne Pjedsted Salomonsen is a Danish artist having lived in many European countries. He came to India for the first time 1968 and have frequently ever since visited the country. He have held exhibitions in the major Indian cities, visited countless pilgrim places and walked through India.
Prologue
A frog lived in an old water trough where the cows came to drink. One day a cow being absentminded or careful not to harm anything stood a long time before taking the first sip. "Have you fallen asleep?" asked the frog. "Who are you, have I seen you before?" asked the cow. "We spoke with each other yesterday. I can float with my belly downward," said the frog. The cow looked at the ripples made by the talking frog and said: "This water tastes wonderful."
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Art & Culture (953)
Biography (751)
Buddhist (547)
Cookery (173)
Emperor & Queen (592)
Islam (315)
Jainism (345)
Literary (886)
Mahatma Gandhi (397)
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