Describe Nakoo.What did he look like? What did he like to do?What did he dislike
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The book had a very curious title and made me wonder if the crocodile is going to be a ‘hero’ or a ‘villain’. And Nakoo-ji, the crocodile proved to be an interesting companion throughout. He undoubtedly remained the protagonist among all the varied characters – be it the cricket-crazy boys or their over-enthusiast dads who are in the team, not because of their cricketing prowess, but they provide bats, balls and pocket money.
The story is about a group of village and town boys, who share a common love for the game of cricket, coming together to play a cricket match on the riverbank. The river has a long-time resident Nakoo (meaning Nosey), a crocodile who is a regular spectator and sometimes a dampener, respectfully called by the boys as Nakoo-ji or Nakoo sir. The town boys team had to rope in interested dads for the sake of forming a good numbered team, even though the dads don’t play a good game.
Much like a good India-Pakistan cricket match, the game has its own twists and turns with Nakoo engrossing us with his actions. What I loved the most about this book is the way a skillful humour plays throughout the characters and the plot. Added to that are the beautiful illustrations. It is a light read and also a good story-telling material for pre-schoolers.
As for which team won the match, or to know if a match was ever played at all, grab the book. You will not be disappointed.
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Nakoo was a Chinese girl.she look like air less football.she like to practice Kung Fu. She dislike to eat upma