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Bodilima

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Bodilima is a Sinhala short story collection by renowned Sri Lankan author Mohan Raj Madawala, published by Biso Prakashana. The title draws from the Bodilima of Sri Lankan folklore, a spirit believed to be that of a woman who died during childbirth. This book brings together stories that explore deep emotional and societal complexities through this haunting folk theme.

  • Author: Mohan Raj Madawala
  • Genre: Sinhala short stories, fiction
  • Publisher: Biso Prakashana
  • ISBN: 9789554690110
  • Theme: Sri Lankan folklore, centred on the Bodilima spirit
  • Format: Paperback short story collection
  • Language: Sinhala

Order Bodilima online through Kapruka for convenient delivery of Sinhala fiction and other books across Sri Lanka.

Package Dimension: 20 x 13 x 2 cm

Yes, we offer island-wide delivery for this product, ensuring it can be shipped to any location within Sri Lanka.

This product is primarily available in English to cater to a broad audience, helping children improve their English language skills.

This product is suitable for children aged 3 to 8 years, designed to cater to their learning and entertainment needs.

This product helps in enhancing cognitive skills, improving language abilities, and introducing basic mathematical concepts, making it a comprehensive educational tool for young learners.

Customers can return the product within a specified period if it meets the conditions of our return policy, such as being in its original, unopened condition.

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Sinhala fiction rooted in Sri Lankan folklore attracts readers who value literary depth alongside cultural storytelling traditions. Browsers exploring personal growth resources often extend their shelves toward local narrative fiction that examines social and emotional themes. Readers drawn to this genre also tend to keep school pride items nearby for context and background.

Collectors of Sri Lankan literary fiction occasionally round out their reading with philosophy or belief-based prose. Kapruka stocks a range of Buddhist texts and local thought that complement emotionally layered fiction drawn from folklore and spiritual tradition.

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