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    The Little Old Pail: Society Simply Summed Up!
    The Little Old Pail: Society Simply Summed Up!
    The Little Old Pail: Society Simply Summed Up!
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    The Little Old Pail: Society Simply Summed Up!

    By Shirin Sharma

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    Poetry at its best- this book is an overview of society. Do you know about the race between the three generations? Do you want re-visit the times where there was no malice or pollution? Or do you just want to get entertained laying lazy in bed? Grab this book!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateFeb 11, 2015
    ISBN9781482844535
    The Little Old Pail: Society Simply Summed Up!
    Author

    Shirin Sharma

    A poet who loves eating, reading, travelling and spending time with her small, but rather odd family. Currently obsessed with the Mahabharata and its unspoken facets, she loves everything Indian, especially the quintessential desi trucks which have signs like “Horn OK Please” and “Wait for Side”.

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