The Story of Little Babaji

Set in India, the story features tigers and traditional elements like "ghi," or melted butter, reflecting the author's experiences living there for thirty years. Written and illustrated by Helen Bannerman as a gift for her daughters, it presents a unique narrative through characters whose names contrast with the Indian backdrop. The book, published in 1899, showcases Bannerman's creativity and cultural influences, highlighting her connection to the region while engaging young readers.