why was the railboard precious to toto chan?
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Pratap Singh I, popularly known as Maharana Pratap, was a Hindu Rajput king of Mewar. He was titled as "Mewari Rana" and was notable for his military resistance against the expansionism of the Mughal Empire and is known for his participation in the Battle of Haldighati and the Battle of Dewair.
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I believe books can do magic. They can hypnotize you, they can make you laugh, they can even break your heart or they can take you to a journey you may have never dreamt of! Yeah, books are magic!
And this book of Totto chan is the greatest magic I have come across recently. I don’t think only five stars can truly express my feelings for this book!
Totto Chan, a first grader, Japanese girl lived in a world of her own. She loved to talk, loved to make new friends and always has a heap of questions in her little head about everything! Sometimes she wanted to be a spy and sometimes a stationmaster! Precious little girl Totto chan! But this attitude of her got her expelled from her boring, traditional school! Can you believe it? They actually expelled a first grader!
Young Totto chan had no idea what might have happened while her mother took her to a new school, Tomoe. It was not a bit like the previous one. In that school, the classes were taken in abandoned railroad cars! Yes, real railroad cars! This made Totto chan to fall in love with her new school at the first sight!
When she met the headmaster, Mr. Kobayashi, the first question she asked him was if he was a headmaster or a stationmaster! The headmaster laughed and listened everything Totto Chan had to say without yawning. That made her the happiest person of the world! She couldn’t wait any longer to start her first day at that fun school!
Totto chans days were like dreams in there. The school didn’t force them to study a particular subject. They could start their day with any subjects they liked. They would sing before eating----