Martin Wickramasinghe (1890–1976)
Autor von Madol Doova
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Aspects of Sinhalese Culture 2 Exemplare
Billa saha apuru muhuna 2 Exemplare
Nava padya sinhalaya 2 Exemplare
Buddhism and art / 2 Exemplare
Sahitya kalava 1 Exemplar
Kalunika Seveema 1 Exemplar
Soma hevath nitya premaya 1 Exemplar
Sheetha 1 Exemplar
සිංහල සාහිත්යයේ නැගීම 1 Exemplar
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Ape Withthi 1 Exemplar
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දැනුම හා දැකුම 1 Exemplar
අපේ වියත් පරපුර හා භාෂා සමාජ පරිණාමය 1 Exemplar
Landmarks of Sinhalese literature, 1 Exemplar
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ගම්පෙරළිය 1 Exemplar
On Culture and Civilisation 1 Exemplar
Madol Duwa 1 Exemplar
කළුනික සෙවීම 1 Exemplar
මානව හිතවාදය එතෙර වියත්තු 1 Exemplar
සිංහල ලකුණ 1 Exemplar
ඇත්ත යුත්ත 1 Exemplar
දැනුම හා දැකුම 1 Exemplar
බිල්ල සහ අපූරු මුහුණ 1 Exemplar
උපන්දා සිට 1 Exemplar
Sinhalese Literature 1 Exemplar
Тайна змеиного острова 1 Exemplar
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Many Roads Through Paradise: An Anthology Of Sri Lankan Literature (translation) (2014) — Mitwirkender — 7 Exemplare
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- Rechtmäßiger Name
- වික්රමසිංහ, මාර්ටින්
- Geburtstag
- 1890-05-29
- Todestag
- 1976-07-23
- Geschlecht
- male
- Nationalität
- Sri Lanka
- Land (für Karte)
- Sri Lanka
- Geburtsort
- Koggala, Sri Lanka
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Ape Withthi von Martin Wickramasinghe
Martin Wickramasinghe
"I didn't like studying and going to school. I wanted to be out all the time, playing with my friends",, February 17, 2015
This review is from: Madol Doova (Paperback)
First published in 1947, this is the story of a seriously naughty Sri Lankan lad. With an unloving stepmother, young Upali prefers to be off having adventures in the company of his friend Jinna.
Breaking into houses with his gang, dressing up as 'Veddahs' (Sri Lankan aboriginal people) and shooting at folk with a bow and arrow and scrumping cadju fruit from a monk's garden, he is the despair of his father.
Then fearing he'll be sent away, he and Jinna escape to the uninhabited (and allegedly ghost-filled) island of Madol Doova, where they start to show true responsibility...
Enjoyable read.
Lots of misprints.
Purchased direct from Sri Lankan bookshop online - very cheap, even with p & p and arrived in a week!… (mehr)
This review is from: Madol Doova (Paperback)
First published in 1947, this is the story of a seriously naughty Sri Lankan lad. With an unloving stepmother, young Upali prefers to be off having adventures in the company of his friend Jinna.
Breaking into houses with his gang, dressing up as 'Veddahs' (Sri Lankan aboriginal people) and shooting at folk with a bow and arrow and scrumping cadju fruit from a monk's garden, he is the despair of his father.
Then fearing he'll be sent away, he and Jinna escape to the uninhabited (and allegedly ghost-filled) island of Madol Doova, where they start to show true responsibility...
Enjoyable read.
Lots of misprints.
Purchased direct from Sri Lankan bookshop online - very cheap, even with p & p and arrived in a week!… (mehr)
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