Kirnam
Author: Irene Cardozo Publisher: Dalgado Konkanni Akademy Pages: 201 ISBN: NIL Book Cover: Softcover₹150
Kirnnam’ is a book of short stories for children. The short stories in English are translated into Konkani in Roman Script by Irene Cardozo. The uniqueness of short stories is that after every short story moral values are highlighted which will be beneficial to the children.
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Publisher Details
Dalgado Konkanni Akademy, Education Department(old bldg), 2nd Floor, 18 June Road, Panaji, 2221688
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This book contains articles depicting the rural social life based on the author’s experience as well as experience from the society. the topics covered in this book will be helpful to the future generations to come.
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