Tallo
Author: Myran Jeson Barreto Publisher: Chondr Prokax Pages: 119 Book Cover: Softcover₹150
The book highlights 33 different voices that we hear in society. each voice speaks out the feelings of what is going on in society which affects himself/herself/itself. Being a voice for the voiceless is our responsibility and our vocation. Amplifying the voice of others and respecting the feelings of their voices is our utmost duty.
| Weight | 219 g |
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Publishers Details
Chondr Prokax
Myran Jeson Barreto: 320/A, Sadolxem, Canacona 403 702.9923539749
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