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    Cantend: And so It Begins
    Cantend: And so It Begins
    Cantend: And so It Begins
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    Cantend: And so It Begins

    By Vidhu Kota

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    Year 5064, the Earth gets destroyed and disappears. People start living on its flat replica. They believe that the recreated Grand Canyon on flat replica of the Earth had no end and this was the only way to reach the destroyed Earth, if anything was left. They start calling this entrance Cantend.

    To explore Cantend, Scientist Norm Kenzy enters the Cantend. But he never returns. In search of him, his thirteen-year old son, Dane Kenzy sets out on a mission. Danes two friends also join him.

    The trio plunges into Grand Canyon. They thump on the destroyed Earth with new species, Silleroids. Believing them as Gods, Silleroids make them rulers of their kingdom, Vidhuslovia. They get to know where Danes father is. But to retrieve him, they need to face a grave danger.

    Travel with the trio through this land with element-changing swords, Silleroids, spells and giant ugly ogres. Can they save Danes Father and Vidhuslovia especially when it is at the brink of destruction?

    Read now to find out!!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateFeb 19, 2016
    ISBN9781482871326
    Cantend: And so It Begins
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    Vidhu Kota

    13 year-old Vidhu lives in New Delhi with his sister, mother and father. Now in 8th grade at Sanskriti School, Vidhu loves reading fiction. He started penning down poems from the age of seven. This is his first published book.

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