Rahul and The Dream Bat
Author:
Ken SpillmanPublisher:
National Book TrustLanguage:
EnglishCategory:
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Rahul felt strong, confident and clear. He also saw something much larger.
The old man's words rang in Rahul's ears. "Be Calm - Your wish is its command".
Every day was a new day. Every Match began with an opportunity. Each ball was there to be struck.
ISBN: 9788123771830
Pages: 20
Avg Reading Time: 1 hrs
Age: 0-11
Country of Origin: IN
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