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Cycle is a bi-monthly Hindi magazine for 9-12-year-old children. With it, a mundane everyday life becomes interesting, humorous, and engaging. Through stories, poems, letters, travelogues, and non-fiction articles on history, art, science, philosophy, it features the child’s world and his inquisitiveness. These writings accompany the beautiful hand-drawn picture spreads.
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Cycle is a bi-monthly Hindi magazine for 9-12-year-old children. With it, a mundane everyday life becomes interesting, humorous, and engaging. Through stories, poems, letters, travelogues, and non-fiction articles on history, art, science, philosophy, it features the child’s world and his inquisitiveness. These writings accompany the beautiful hand-drawn picture spreads.
Book Details
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ISBN25820133
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Pages68
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Avg Reading Time2 hrs
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Age11-18 yrs
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Country of OriginIN
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