More Tales from Hitopadesha
Author: Narayan Pandit Publisher: Broadway publishing House Pages: 72 ISBN: 978-81-940835-4-2 Book Cover: Softcover₹90
The hitopadesha is a remarkable compilation of short stories, hitopadesha had its origin around a thousand years ago. Hitopadesha is still very much popular. Children story book that actually help to develop into responsible and mature adults. Book of moral stories for 4 to 12 years.
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