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Are story books a reflection of our real lives?
I am twenty one years old and have been in the habit of reading books right from childhood. When I think about it now, I feel that the books that I read made me feel so enchanted, that I wished I was in the place of the main character. Sometimes I felt sad, sometimes happy, and sometimes I felt that what was happening in the story was so much like me. Do you think that the children of today read story books? What about those books that are written and published by Indian authors in our country? Do we have any takers for them?
Started on 24-Oct-2005 By Mahima *E-mail : mahimamitra@gmail.com*

Prat
25-Nov-2006

No we should not be confined to the pages of a silly story book at all.

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