Janewari 30 Nantar

175.00

The changes occuring in society always are depicted in short stories interestingly. In this book there are 15 stories occured in 40 years. We can feel and listen different mental attitudes and experiences Pulsating through these stories which are having complex relationship.

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The changes occuring in society always are depicted in short stories interestingly. In this book there are 15 stories occured in 40 years. We can feel and listen different mental attitudes and experiences Pulsating through these stories which are having complex relationship.

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Weight 150 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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