Sadako And The Thousand Paper Cranes
Author: Vishal Sinai Khandeparkar Publisher: "Vardha Prakashan " Pages: 58 Book Cover: Softcover₹100
Even today, innocent children like Sadako are victims of the violence in the world. The story gives a secret whispered in the ear of eliminating nuclear weapons and rejecting a way. Such a sad story shakes the hearts of readers. The story was translated by Vishal Sina Khandeparkar.
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