Tilmund's Travel Tales - Haider, Samai
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Tilmund wants to travel the world, just like his adventurous grandfather. There is only one problem - he has a great fear of the 'strange and unknown'. But with a little help from a travel bug, Tilmund finally finds the courage he needs to pack his bags and go off! Join Tilmund as he visits wonderful faraway places, learning so much along the way. With fun illustrations of landmarks and cultures from fifteen different countries, Tilmund's Travel Tales is a great resource to help children to understand and appreciate diverse cultures from around the world.

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Tilmund wants to travel the world, just like his adventurous grandfather. There is only one problem - he has a great fear of the 'strange and unknown'. But with a little help from a travel bug, Tilmund finally finds the courage he needs to pack his bags and go off! Join Tilmund as he visits wonderful faraway places, learning so much along the way. With fun illustrations of landmarks and cultures from fifteen different countries, Tilmund's Travel Tales is a great resource to help children to understand and appreciate diverse cultures from around the world.
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Samai Haider is an economist by profession and a writer by passion. She has travelled and lived in numerous countries and she uses her experiences to write stories to inspire others to see the world. Samai has been featured on the Lonely Planet and was a finalist for the 2015 World Nomads Travel Food Scholarship. Samai writes a travel column for The Daily Star - South of the Equator, and is a travel writer for the Dhaka Tribune and Bihanga, Biman Airline's inflight magazine. She continues her quest to find new adventures, now with a family in tow, and chronicle them for fellow travel enthusiasts. You can read more about the fables of her foibles on her website, www.samaihaider.com.