The Pomegranate Girl

Every year the woman gave birth to seven snakes rather than babies while the husband caught and forsook them out of the city. Once, one of the snakelets hid in their gloomy house and when the old couple wished they had kept the snakelets, she called them and said she was their daughter. They named her The Pomegranate Girl; Pomo, and she was their sweetheart. When the prince returned from India, Pomo decided to visit him. On her way, she solved what the fairy princess had been weeping for. In return, she turned Pomo into a beautiful girl and gave her three strands of her hair so that she burn it and make a wish when in trouble. The prince saw Pomo on his way and fell head over heels in love with her and they married. One day, Pomo mischievously turned herself into a snake. The scared prince intended to attack her. How do you think Pomo will tackle the situation? Is there a limit to her playfulness?

Through amusing narration and beautiful illustrations, children will accompany Pomo on an entertaining journey loaded with magical bits and bobs.