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Now one of the best ways to have a young one excel quickly in English to Hindi is by having the story right in front of them. This exciting, fun, and thrilling storybook of old wise tails for kids is filled with many different animal characters. They will remember the tales for years to come. For kids ages five and up. This book is also a great gift for birthdays, Christmas, and other holidays.
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