Incredible Seven An short Adventure story
This is a short story perfect for kids and for all ages
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The Knightsman
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One, two, tree talk with author and editor Bijal Vachharajani
Author and editor Bijal Vachharajani has a brand new Middle Grade/Young Adult book out called 'Savi and the Memory Keeper'.
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Sundarban me Saat Saal
Seven Years in Sundarban- Hindi translation of a Bengali adventure novel for juveniles, authored in two parts- The 1st part (around 1/3rd) by Bhuwan Mohan Roy in 1895 and the 2nd part (rest 2/3rd) by Vibhutibhushan Vandyopadhyay in 1940s.
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Jaydeep Shekhar
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The Mahabharata for Atheists
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Avnish Burman Choudhury is a financial services professional who thoroughly enjoys writing works of fiction. Born in Kolkata, raised in New Delhi, with a year spent in Hyderabad and another in the United Kingdom – he has had varied, enriching experiences in his life: experiences that he sometimes combines with his imagination to weave his tales. He currently resides in New Delhi, where he has struck a happy balance between the world of financial services, and his life as an author. He has recently come out with the book Dreamtamer and Other Short Stories, which explores multiple genres through a collection of six works of fiction.
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Goodreads of the Internet #1
Last night on Clubhouse, a bunch of readers got together for a couple of hours and compiled a list of gems & rabbit-holes from the vast expanses of the greatest library known to humankind, i.e. the world wide web. Find them all in this post for your reading pleasure :)
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Guided Reading Meditation #7 [Bibliotherapy Special]
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