Book 26 live # The Janajaateey Tales

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 Hello readers, 

My book no 26 is live. Featured as first story comprising of 8 folk tales from rural India. Available as Paperback, hardback and ebook. Do order your copy 

https://www.ukiyotoindia.com/product-page/the-janajaateey-tales

Love, 

Juju 

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