Nateancho Sonvsar
Author: Joyce De Souza Publisher: Dalgado Konknni Akademi Pages: 113 ISBN: NIL Book Cover: Softcover₹150
Nateancho Sonvsar’ is a collection of short stories. There are 21 stories in this book which depicts relationship between father-mother-children-friend and relatives. Bond and love and sense and unity in well placed in this book.
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Dalgado Konknni Akademi, Education Dept. (old Build) 2nd floor,18 June road,Near Pharmacy College panaji.
dkakademi@gmail.com
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