Get mesmerized as The Rickshaw Ride takes you on an enchanting journey, sitting in different colored Rickshaws. Ignite your babys imagination and help your little one understand vibrant colors. Create excitement and improve your babys motor skills and co-ordination with animated gestures as you sing along. Dont forget to show the sun, grass, ocean and Santa to improve your babys learning curve. Toss and turn and lightly bump your head to stimulate and make your darling laugh and play!!! This sweet poem will delight every child, infant or toddler!

For decades, ghosts have been known to inhabit some of Baraboo's most prized historic locations. Buildings and mansions built by the Ringling brothers at the height of their circus empire now harbor apparitions of unidentified children, horse trainers and other circus workers. Residents throughout the Downtown Baraboo Historic District describe disembodied voices, footsteps and items moving on their own. Even historic homes, new homes and roadways have ghosts--a family awakened to find their dining room table set for a party of ten, a little girl realized that her "friend" wasn't getting any older and a Highway 12 hitchhiker materialized despite the highway being rerouted. Founder of Baraboo Tours Shelley Mordini and tour guide Gwen Herrewig share tales of Baraboo's more mysterious side.

Between 1880 and 1930 colonial Singapore attracted tens of thousands of Chinese immigrant laborers, brought to serve its rapidly growing economy. This book chronicles the vast movement of coolies between China and the Nanyang, and their efforts to survive in colonial Singapore. Focusing in on one particular occupation, of rickshaw coolie, this study unveils the devastating poverty of the Chinese sojourner in the colonial city, the disjunctions between colonial order and the reality of life on the streets. Drawing on a broad range of sources, including Coroner's records overlooked for many years, and making use of the technique of collective biography, this book brings to life the texture of experience, the ironies and - often - the despair of the laborers of urban Singapore. In the years since its original publication in 1986, Rickshaw Coolie has become an inspiration to those seeking to come to grips with Singapore's past.

It all started in one shanty town of India called Pompidou where there lived many poor families. This story is about one such family, in which there was a special girl named Mahi and her brother Shiva. These kids were adored by their Mama Rani who called them “scary cat and naughty mouse” because they always behaved like that. Their Dada, Raj was a rickshaw driver. His goal in life was to keep his family happy. Then one day, Raj met an old man who changed their lives forever. Get ready for a rollicking rickshaw ride with the Grover family! Lovingly written and vividly descriptive, Mrs. Anu Sethi’s first rickshaw adventure story is an entertaining and fun ride! Mr. Tom Spence, ES Principal. Mont Kiara International School, Malaysia.

A celebration in words and pictures, of rickshaws. The author chased rickshaws through twelve Asian cities.

Study done with reference to Delhi, India.