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Chhota Bheem in the Invisible Man: Vol. 16
by Raj Viswanadha
Jholu, an ill educated assistant of Dholakpur, becomes the innocent victim of a chemical concoction - the result of which turns him invisible. Hearing his plight, group of thieves, decide to take advantage and device on a simple strategy. They kidnap him and very soon in Dholakpur, a score of robberies start happening. Each one of which, is blamed on the hapless Jholu. Now it is up to Bheem and his team to unravel the plot and bring Jholu back to his former state.
- Age
- 3–5
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 28
- Publisher
- Green Gold
- Reading level
- Easy
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